Rudy Villatoro Herrera
Language: Spanish
Title: Las Historias Prohibidas Del Pulgarcito (The Prohibited Histories About The Little Thumb)
Author: Roque Dalton
Publisher: Siglo Veintiuno
Year: 1974
Summary
Roque Dalton Garcia was born on May 14, 1935, Quezaltepeque,
El Salvador. He was a Salvadorean poet and journalist. Garcia is considered one
Latin America's most compelling poets. He wrote emotionally strong, sometimes
sarcastic and image-loaded works dealing with life, death, and politics.
Garcia published some books. One of them is Prohibited
Histories about the Little Thumb. It was published in 1974. This book talks
about texts and poems that form a poem-collage. It gives us a revolutionary
view about the history of El Salvador from Spanish conquest to the tragic war
with Honduras.
This book has a little biography of some important people
like Jose Matias Delgado who was one of the founding fathers of El Salvador.
The book explains when he lived, and how he wanted to lift the economy with the
working class.
Other important character was Anastasio Aquino who leads the
guerrilla in El Salvador against the wealthy people whose were exploiting the
poorer ones.
Recommendation
I recommend this book because people can learn about a
little of history of El Salvador. They will learn about culture of Salvadorean
people and their style of live. If you are a person who wants to know, learn,
and read something different, you can't miss this opportunity to meet this
book.
You will learn about the lives of some important characters
in the history of El Salvador. The way how they lead and live among the working
class.
The title is sarcastic to be a novel written in poetry. It seems to be interesting to know more about El Salvador . - Luz-
ReplyDeleteThis book shows to the readers in form a poem-collage a revolutionary vision of the history of El Salvador.
ReplyDeleteIs very interesting in especial when people like to know about other cultures and histoy of different countries. Lia
ReplyDeleteVery good story, I love the details about El Salvador. Thanks for the recomendations! - Lorena
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting. Thank for more information about your country. Thuy
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