Te di la vida entera fue finalista del Premio Planeta en 1996 y obtuvo un enorme exito de publico. Presenta una vision femenina, llena de energia, de la Cuba en la que se crio Zoe Valdes: las pasiones tumultosas y los amores mas bellos, al lado de una miseria insufrible.
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Aunque la trama de la novela no es muy convincente, la realidad de la vida en Cuba antes, durante y despues del triunfo de la revolucion Castrista a travez de la vida de Cuca Martinez y aquellas personas que se entrelazan con ella. Muy bueno leerlo para aquellos que conocen muy de cerca la verdad que envuelve Cuba, su gente y su regimen.
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Excellente narracion sobre Cuba, su gente y su historia,
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Excellente narracion sobre Cuba, su gente y su historiy reciente. Un encanto de libro. Aparte de contar la historia bastante desolada de Cuca Martinez, cuenta como cambio la vida en Cuba, en especial en La Habana, dentro de medio siglo. Zoe Valdes hace que el lector pueda oler, sentir y vivir esta increíble transformación de la voluptuosidad de la vida hacia una vida en declive continuo e incluso hasta el derrumbamiento total real e imaginario. Una historia real considerando la actual vida cotidiana en Cuba.
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Misery and fate,
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I read this book in April 2001 in my visit to Cuba . I found it interesting . The misery before and after the revolution is well present . But also the strength and the pride of the Cuban people . Following the life and the loves of a woman during her entire life , one can feel that hunger and despair already existed well before Fidel Castro . The only new thing after the Revolution is the lack of liberty . The will of that woman to fight against all the difficulties is well told to us through comical situations , where the Cuban music always plays its role .
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