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En el último azul [In the Last Blue]

By: Carme Riera
Narrated by: Angi Sansón
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Publisher's Summary

«Una espléndida novela histórica llena de intrigas, pasiones y ruindades, y una metáfora de la intransigencia de nuestra época.» (Crónica 16)

El 7 de marzo de 1687, un grupo de judíos conversos mallorquines, temiendo ser detenidos por la Inquisición, decidieron embarcarse rumbo a tierras de libertad. El mal tiempo frustró su huida, fueron apresados y, finalmente, 37 de ellos condenados a la hoguera en cuatro Autos de Fe, en la primavera de 1691.

En el último azul, Premio Nacional de Narrativa, recrea cómo vivieron y murieron los criptojudíos mallorquines del siglo XVII, en un mundo en el que se entrecruzan inquisidores, aristócratas, comerciantes, campesinos, bandoleros o mujeres venales, ofreciendo un amplio mosaico de acontecimientos.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©1994 Carme Riera (P)2019 Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, S.A.U.
Historical Fiction
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