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Flor y canto

Flor y canto

Alan Gallegos / Carlos Rubén Ruiz Flores / Diego Humberto Pascacio Ramírez / Elena Victoria Hernández Raya / Génesis Peralta López / Jennifer Martínez / Jorge Erwin Veytia Esquivel / Luis Alejandro Sánchez Vega  / Manolo López / Maria Giovana Mora Morales  / Maricela Ruíz Díaz  / Miguel Angel Neri Alvarado / Mónica Zapata /  

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GRUPO ETEREA S.A.S
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9786289714111
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Las páginas que componen este libro navegan entre las luchas y costumbres, pero también los amores y llantos, usándolas como vehículo para expresar orgullo y convertirlo en arte. Es una antología que pinta la bandera mexicana formando versos que contienen identidad y defienden la cultura de un país entero. Desde los nopales, hasta el Día de los muertos, el coyote y la bugambilia, cada autor se esforzó por mostrarle al mundo su idiosincrasia, demostrando que, letra con letra, también se construye la patria. 10

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