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Hijos de la derrota
- Narrated by: Nerea Crespo
- Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins
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Hijos de la derrota
Narrated by:
Nerea Crespo
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Publisher's Summary
1939. Tres niños supervivientes de la turbulenta última década, se ven obligados a medrar en la Barcelona conquistada por las tropas nacionales y maltratada por el resultado de la Guerra Civil. Tres vidas muy distintas con una única cosa en común: la derrota.
Empar Fernández es una novelista española nacida en Barcelona en 1962. Columnista de prensa, profesora de historia catalana y divulgadora, ha publicado numerosas novelas con preeminencia de historias criminales y detectivescas. Se la considera de una de las autoras catalanas contemporáneas más sólidas.
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