Resumen y sinópsis de Aura o las violetas de José María Vargas Vila. Esta trágica historia de amor gira en torno a Aura, quien debe romper un pacto de amor eterno que ha hecho con su enamorado para contraer nupcias con un empresario acaudalado y así salvar el patrimonio familiar.
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Este libro se centra en el papel de la acción cultural desarrollada por algunos personajes latinoamericanos que residieron en España entre 1880 y 1936. A través de diversos enfoques analíticos, se abordan las trayectorias de diplomáticos de diferente rango que, al margen del ejercicio de sus funciones de representación, actuaron en la vida cultural española. Las diferentes aportaciones se sustentan sobre un amplio repertorio de fuentes procedentes en buena medida de los Archivos Nacionales y de Relaciones Exteriores de España, México, Uruguay, Guatemala, Colombia, Perú y Chile, así como de otros repositorios públicos y privados de Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Huelva y Barranquilla.
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