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De perfil | José Agustín

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Novela que cuenta el nacimiento de una actitud ante la vida: la que modificó, hasta sus raíces, nuestras formas de comportamiento.

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De perfil | José Agustín

Does anyone know if there will be an English translation of this? I'm dying to read it! Blast my monolingual self!

Brooke_H It was published in the '60s! Oh sad me. If there hasn't been a translation yet, there prob won't be one... 8y

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De perfil | José Agustín

Emmanuel: "The story is about the life of a young man in the 60s and set in Mexico City. During this time, there is a very important revolution because people realize that their democracy is fake. The young man is trying to figure out who he is while all of this is going on. I'm from Mexico and the topic is of course relevant today. Little by little America was becoming home. Now people are telling me it has never been my home. That's difficult."

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