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Corazones Canarios Cubanos - Paperback

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by Angela Oramas Camero (Author)

'Corazones Canarios Cubanos' es una apasionante indagaci n sobre las razones que convirtieron a la emigraci n canaria en una de las mayores de Espa a radicadas en Cuba. La fuerte impronta de los isle os y sus descendientes abarca todas las esferas de la naci n cubana, desde la poca colonial, pasando por el periodo de la Republica, hasta la actualidad. En los m s afortunados o desafortunados acontecimientos: hist ricos, culturales, econ micos y sociales, se encuentra la huella de los isle os de Canarias, o las de sus hijos y nietos nacidos en Cuba, tales son las figuras del Padre de la Patria, Carlos Manuel de C spedes, y el m s universal de los cubanos, Jos Mart . Fundadores de pueblos, cultivadores del tabaco, comerciantes, poetas, m sicos y artistas de la pl stica invitan a la lectura de este libro. Cuban Canarians Hearts is a fascinating inquiry about the reasons that Canarian emigration became one of the largest of Spain in Cuba. The strong imprint of the Islanders and their descendants encompasses all spheres of the Cuban nation, since colonial times, through the period of the Republic, to the present day. In the more fortunate or unfortunate events: historical, cultural, economic and social, is the footprint of the Canary Islanders, or their children and grandchildren born in Cuba, such are the figures of the Father of the Fatherland, Carlos Manuel de C spedes, and the most universal of Cubans, Jos Mart . Founders of towns, tobacco growers, traders, poets, musicians and artists invite you to read this book.

Author Biography

Ángela Oramas Camero (La Habana, Cuba) es autora de "Cementerios de La Habana" (1998), "Delicias de la cocina criolla" (2005, reeditado 2007), "Imagen y Belleza" (2006), "Los Gallegos de La Habana" (editado en español y gallego, 2008), "El arquitecto gallego de Colón" (publicado en coautoría con Recaredo Fidalgo, 2008), "Platos sencillos con vegetales" (2011). Es co-guionista y asesora del documental "A Cien años del Himno de Galicia" (2007). La autora tiene larga trayectoria en la prensa escrita, digital y radial de Cuba, con numerosas crónicas sobre historia, arte y cultura. Ángela Oramas Camero (Havana, Cuba) is the author of 'Cemeteries of Havana' (1998), 'Creole cuisine delights' (2005, re-released 2007), 'Image and Beauty' (2006), 'Gallegos of Havana' (in Spanish and Galician, 2008), the 'Galician Architect of Colon' (published in co-authorship with Recaredo Fidalgo, 2008), 'Simple dishes with vegetables' (2011). He is co-writer and Advisor to the documentary 'To one hundred years of the Galician Anthem' (2007). The author has long history in print, digital and radio media of Cuba, with numerous writings about history, art and culture.

Number of Pages: 254
Dimensions: 0.53 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: January 17, 2013
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