Manuela Espinal Solano (24 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. I Wish You Could Hear the Song I'm Listening to As I Write This. explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? Social media today has made the fulfillment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating, "Who in this world doesn't want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?" The narrator- a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment-decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? The social media today have made the fulfilment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply.When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating Who in this world doesnt want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?.The narrator - a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment - decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella. This book explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? The social media today have made the fulfilment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. I Wish You Could Hear the Song I'm Listening to As I Write This. explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? Social media today has made the fulfillment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating, "Who in this world doesn't want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?" The narrator- a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment-decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella.

Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Espinal Solano ve en las vivencias familiares el oro de la condición humana, al modo de una Natalia Ginzburg en cuyo léxico familiar brillasen la música, el gusto por la farándula, el show y las ansias de protagonismo escénico esparcidas por una vida cotidiana hecha de rituales domésticos y frases repetidas mil veces. Y, por debajo de todo ello, la intimidad, la cruda verdad humana, la ternura. CABALLO DE TROYA 2023 Edición a cargo de Sabina Urraca Ya nadie canta despliega el pasado y el presente de una familia que ha dedicado su vida a la música ligera y el espectáculo. Este libro nos abre las puertas de una casa en la que los personajes deambulan por sus quehaceres diarios sin despegarse del todo de los brillos, las lentejuelas, los destellos de los focos. La escritura de Manuela Espinal Solano es una mirada privilegiada sobre la condición humana, un registro de la más pura memoria -acoso ficción- que conduce a la gran meta del olvido. La crítica ha dicho. . . Reseñas: El Jurado ha dicho: Los blogueros opinan. . . Los lectores comentan. . . Críticas: *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? The social media today have made the fulfilment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply.When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating Who in this world doesnt want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?.The narrator - a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment - decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella. This book explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? The social media today have made the fulfilment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. I Wish You Could Hear the Song I'm Listening to As I Write This. explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? Social media today has made the fulfillment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating, "Who in this world doesn't want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?" The narrator- a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment-decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella.

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Paperback. Condition: New. I Wish You Could Hear the Song I'm Listening to As I Write This. explores the classic tale of adolescent rebellion but it is more complex. How do young people deal with the apparent universal desire for attention and fame? Social media today has made the fulfillment of this desire accessible to more people. But this work explores this issue very personally and deeply. When the young narrator asks her grandmother why is everyone in their family so eager to perform as a musician, the grandmother challenges her by stating, "Who in this world doesn't want to be famous? Who would shy away from attention, notoriety? Who would want to hide their talent?" The narrator- a talented singer who prefers to sing only for her own enjoyment-decides she would. Her confrontation with what is expected of her and her own struggle to understand why and how she is different is the hub of this novella.

Softcover. Condition: Wie neu. 1.a.ed. 190x121mm. Erste Auflage, 71p. Rústica con solapas. Sprache: Spanisch, Muy buen estado. USADO / GEBRAUCHT / USED. Como la narradora de Quisiera que oyeran la canción que escucho cuando escribo esto, Manuela Espinal Solano desciende de varias generaciones de músicos, de cantantes. Este libro es ficción, pero tiene mucho de autobiográfico. Le da forma literaria, con un estilo de una madurez y una sobriedad asombrosas para la edad de la escritora, a unas inquietudes muy reales: ¿Cómo alejarse de algo que llevas en la sangre? ¿Cuándo vale la pena decirle no a una tradición que, pese a todo, amas? Y lo más importante: ¿cómo explicarlo? En esta breve obra se oye una voz que deja de cantar para no ser un eco; para tener una propia voz en la "música callada" de la escritura. ** 10% DESCUENTO/RABATT/DISCOUNT PRIMAVERA * excl. New German Books * * * * 19,75 (original price 22,00) **.

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Rústica. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. Espinal Solano ve en las vivencias familiares el oro de la condición humana, al modo de una Natalia Ginzburg en cuyo léxico familiar brillasen la música, el gusto por la farándula, el show y las ansias de protagonismo escénico esparcidas por una vida cotidiana hecha de rituales domésticos y frases repetidas mil veces. Y, por debajo de todo ello, la intimidad, la cruda verdad humana, la ternura. CABALLO DE TROYA 2023Edición a cargo de Sabina Urraca Ya nadie canta despliega el pasado y el presente de una familia que ha dedicado su vida a la música ligera y el espectáculo. Este libro nos abre las puertas de una casa en la que los personajes deambulan por sus quehaceres diarios sin despegarse del todo de los brillos, las lentejuelas, los destellos de los focos. La escritura de Manuela Espinal Solano es una mirada privilegiada sobre la condición humana, un registro de la más pura memoria -acoso ficción- que conduce a la gran meta del olvido. LIBRO.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Espinal Solano ve en las vivencias familiares el oro de la condición humana, al modo de una Natalia Ginzburg en cuyo léxico familiar brillasen la música, el gusto por la farándula, el show y las ansias de protagonismo escénico esparcidas por una vida cotidiana hecha de rituales domésticos y frases repetidas mil veces. Y, por debajo de todo ello, la intimidad, la cruda verdad humana, la ternura.CABALLO DE TROYA 2023Edición a cargo de Sabina UrracaYa nadie canta despliega el pasado y el presente de una familia que ha dedicado su vida a la música ligera y el espectáculo. Este libro nos abre las puertas de una casa en la que los personajes deambulan por sus quehaceres diarios sin despegarse del todo de los brillos, las lentejuelas, los destellos de los focos. La escritura de Manuela Espinal Solano es una mirada privilegiada sobre la condición humana, un registro de la más pura memoria -acoso ficción- que conduce a la gran meta del olvido.La crítica ha dicho.Reseñas:El Jurado ha dicho:Los blogueros opinan.Los lectores comentan.Críticas:

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