Rayito de Luz y una pequeña niña llamada Dulce Cristal, rebosante de imaginación y creatividad, deciden embarcarse juntos en un viaje a mundos mágicos. En su aventura, se encuentran con sirenas, princesas, hadas, unicornios y duendes. A medida que exploran juntos, descubren la belleza de la amistad y el valor de creer en la magia. En los reinos elementales y etéreos que visitan, donde todas las posibilidades se hacen realidad, encuentran el amor, la esperanza y una convivencia feliz con todo y todos. Rayito de Luz and a little girl named Dulce Cristal, brimming with imagination and creativity, decide to embark together on a journey to magical worlds. On their adventure, they encounter mermaids, princesses, fairies, unicorns, and elves. As they explore together, they discover the beauty of friendship and the value of believing in magic. In the elemental and ethereal realms they visit, where all possibilities come true, they find love, hope, and happy coexistence with everything and everyone.

María Isabel Mathieu Avila. Nació en Santafé de Bogotá, el 23 de Mayo de 1953. Hija de Hernando Mathieu y Luzmila Avila de Mathieu. Amante de sus tres hijos, de la música clásica como también de la naturaleza en toda su expresión, a la que rinde pleitesía plasmándola en sus fotografías, haciendo alarde de ello al dedicarle, casi que con exclusividad, la que es su profesión. Poseedora de una percepción extrasensorial que maravilla a quienes le han conocido, y han tenido tiempo para escudriñar sobre los poderes de la mente, y sin temor a equívocos, le han llamado "la vidente". "Mayi" como la llaman desde muy niña, en este sencillo ejemplar, ofrece al lector cinco historias llenas de veracidad, bellos sentimientos y sinceridad, y que titula: "Amor de ojos verdes" "Shantall" "Simplemente...un Rayo de Luz" "Mi vida entre sus brazos" "Sardina" Historias dedicadas, a todas aquellas personas quienes permitan a la autora, entrar en sus corazones. Especialmente a su sufrida madre patria.

Soleil McCarthy is a teenager concerned solely with finishing her senior year of high school and entering college. However, a trip to Greece will change her life forever. There she will discover stories, lost secrets of gods, and mythologies. She will face dangers and reveal a past that forces her to face a terrible future. The Lost Legend begins Soleil McCarthy's gripping series, a world where Greek and Norse gods, moon wolves, killer lights, underground tunnels, mythological creatures, and secrets from the past will come true just to show her that the legends she had learned about in the past are much more real than she could've ever imagined. Soleil McCarthy es una adolescente preocupada unicamente por terminar su ultimo ano de preparatoria y entrar a la universidad. Sin embargo, un viaje a Grecia hara que su vida cambie para siempre. Ahi descubrira historias, secretos perdidos de dioses, y mitologias. Enfrentara peligros y revelara un pasado que la obligara a enfrentarse a un terrible futuro. La Leyenda Perdida da comienzo a la apasionante serie de Soleil McCarthy, un mundo en el que los dioses griegos y nordicos, lobos lunares, luces asesinas, tuneles subterraneos, creaturas mitologicas y secretos del pasado se vuelven realidad para demostrarle que las leyendas que conocia son mucho mas reales de lo que se podia imaginar.

“Baca writes with unconcealed passion . . . and manifests both an intense lyricism and that transformative vision which perceives the mythical and archetypal significance of life events.”—Denise Levertov Champion of the International Poetry Slam, winner of the Before Columbus American Book Award, the International Hispanic Heritage Award, the Pushcart Prize, and the prestigious International Award, Jimmy Santiago Baca has been writing as a mestizo (part Native American, part Mexican) and an outsider ever since he learned to read and write—in English—during a six-year Federal prison sentence when he was in his twenties. Drawing on his rich ethnic heritage and his life growing up in poverty in the Southwestern United States, Baca has a created a body of work which speaks to the disenfranchised by drawing on his experiences as a prisoner, a father, a poet, and by reflecting on the lush, and sometimes stark, landscape of the Rio Grande valley. In response to increased demand for Latino poetry in Spanish, and to thousands of Baca fans who are bilingual, this unique collection contains Spanish translations of Baca’s poetry selected from the volumes Martín and Mediations on the South Valley (1987), Black Mesa Poems (1989), Immigrants in Our Own Land (1990), Healing Earthquakes (2001), C-Train and Thirteen Mexicans (2002), Winter Poems Along the Rio Grande (2004), and Spring Poems Along the Rio Grande (2007).

This impressive compilation offers a nearly complete listing of sound recordings made by American minority artists prior to mid-1942. Organized by national group or language, the seven-volume set cites primary and secondary titles, composers, participating artists, instrumentation, date and place of recording, master and release numbers, and reissues in all formats. Because of its clear arrangements and indexes, it will be a unique and valuable tool for music and ethnic historians, folklorists, and others.

The Spanish literature discussed in this volume falls into two main categories: the work of Galician novelist, short-story writer and critic, Emilia Pardo Bazan and the wider context of prose fiction and criticism during the period 1870 to 1935.

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