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Malas hijas
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Sandra Sánchez
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Have you ever felt that you didn't belong in your family? Have you vowed not to raise your children the way your parents raised you? Do you agonize over your relationship with your mother and feel guilty when you think you'd like to get away from her or ignore her expectations?
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Así acabé viviendo en la calle
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Jonatan Artiñano
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If I had had to endure his tough childhood and teenage years, with drugs, jail, and living on the streets, I might not have made it. The fact that he did is what I admire most about Jony. —Valentí Sanjuan. Everyone calls me Jony, but my name is actually Jonatan Artiñano.
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La reina de espadas
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Jazmina Barrera
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This book shows us an Elena Garro only her closest friends knew. An Elena who is human and, therefore, multifaceted and fallible. For this masterful portrait, Jazmina Barrera mines Garro’s personal writings rigorously and with a sense of humor, ..
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El anillo del general
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Benjamín Prado
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Madrid, 2024: A new Historical Memory Law opens the possibility of prosecuting members of the Franco regime for their crimes. Professor-detective Juan Urbano is tasked with finding The Electrician, one of the most feared torturers of the times, who blackmailed and extorted detainees and their families...
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Martin Sheen
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American actor
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Martin Sheen plays Robert Hanson in the Netflix show ‘Frankie and Grace’ but the actor, who has a long and incredible career, is also a fan-favorite character and helps to give the show its star quality cast. The father of fellow actors Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, decorated performer Martin Sheen first rising to prominence in the 1968 drama ‘The Subject Was Roses’ and then Terrence Malick's 1973 crime drama ‘Badlands’. Sheen was catapulted to superstardom when he brilliantly portrayed Captain Benjamin Willard in Francis Ford Coppola’s Oscar-winning ‘Apocalypse Now’ in which he appeared alongside Marlon Brando and Robert Duvall.
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Interview with Mónica Gutiérrez
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Nuria Mónica Gutiérrez was born in Barcelona and has a degree in Journalism and History. From her personal webpage she comments on readings, carries out various cultural activities and collects readers' opinions on her favorite works.
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