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El amor, las mujeres y la vida

by Mario Benedetti

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A gathering of Mario Benedetti's most celebrated poems, El amor, las mujeres y la vida has become an intimate link between the author and his readers ?a link that few poets have been able to establish. Mario Benedetti's words have become a means for readers to express their feelings, to whisper their words to a loved one, quoting them in their declarations of love or using them as inspiration when dabbling on their own poetry. This is one of the Uruguayan poet's final books; many of his poems have been made into songs and even graffiti.… (more)
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Los buenos son tan buenos —Corazón coraza, No te salves, Enigmas, Incitación, Táctica y Estrategia— pero en los demás hay un uso excesivo de las palabras "fulano" y "mengana" que les quita la belleza y que los hacen, para mí, indisfrutables. ( )
  Glire | Jun 22, 2016 |
Los buenos son tan buenos —Corazón coraza, No te salves, Enigmas, Incitación, Táctica y Estrategia— pero en los demás hay un uso excesivo de las palabras "fulano" y "mengana" que les quita la belleza y que los hacen, para mí, indisfrutables. ( )
  Glire | Jul 7, 2014 |
Este es uno de los mejores libros de poesía que he leído. Poemas muy sencillos que giran en torno al amor.

This is one of the best poetry books I've read. Very simple poems that revolve around love. ( )
  iolidavid | Jun 24, 2010 |
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A gathering of Mario Benedetti's most celebrated poems, El amor, las mujeres y la vida has become an intimate link between the author and his readers ?a link that few poets have been able to establish. Mario Benedetti's words have become a means for readers to express their feelings, to whisper their words to a loved one, quoting them in their declarations of love or using them as inspiration when dabbling on their own poetry. This is one of the Uruguayan poet's final books; many of his poems have been made into songs and even graffiti.

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