
Don Quixote
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A reader of chivalric romances sets out on adventures with Sancho Panza.
Original title: Don Quijote de la Mancha
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Laforet’s Nada and Rodoreda’s The Time of the Doves offer two entrances into Barcelona and the Civil War’s aftermath; Rodoreda wrote in Catalan. Cervantes proposes a long journey through adventure and parody, while Pardo Bazán portrays provincial power. Marías and Cercas require patient reconstruction in pursuing truth. Zafón supplies a literary mystery, Aramburu a family view of the Basque conflict, and Llamazares the voice of a deserted village’s last inhabitant.
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A reader of chivalric romances sets out on adventures with Sancho Panza.
Original title: Don Quijote de la Mancha

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Original title: La plaça del Diamant

A newly married interpreter begins uncovering his father’s unspoken past.
Original title: Corazón tan blanco

Daniel chooses a forgotten novel and follows the mystery of its author.
Original title: La sombra del viento

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Original title: La familia de Pascual Duarte

Two Basque families are divided by ETA violence and its aftermath.
Original title: Patria

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Original title: Soldados de Salamina

A young priest arrives at a Galician estate marked by violence and moral decay.
Original title: Los pazos de Ulloa
The last inhabitant of an abandoned Pyrenean village recalls its people and his past.
Original title: La lluvia amarilla

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