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The Enigma of Atlantida Andres Ruiz Tarazona English and Espanol With The Enigma of Atlantida, Spanish musicologist Andres Ruiz Tarazona, has written a book that envelops the reader in the captivating mystery of Atlantis. L'Atlantida, Jacint Verdaguer's poem, relates the mythological story of the submersion of Atlantis, which created the separation of Latin America from Spain by producing the Alantic Ocean. Subsequently, with the Spanish discovery of America, the two were again unified. Spanish composer Maneul De Falla was born in Cadiz in 1876. While living in Granada, he started work on a Cantata. Based on Verdaguer's text of the poem L'Atlantida, he set about creating a large scale orchestral piece, Atlantida. He considered it his most important work, continuing with it when he moved to Argentina. He had not finished the work when he died in 1946. Ernesto Halffter completed the orchestration after the composer's death.

La Pepona el jardin de las mariposas no es una novela expresamente dirigida a los homosexuales, es una novela abierta que invita a la reflexión y a la comprensión. Es un trozo mas de la historia reciente, escrito en un lenguaje coloquial y a veces tabernario, para que llegue a todos los publicos, y les haga pensar honradamente sobre el calvario vivido por estas personas, solo por ser de la "acera de enfrente. Es una novela humana y profunda. Aleccionadora y reflexiva. Desenfadada y humorística. Basada en personas y hechos reales con ligeros tapices de ficción como sutiles pinceladas en una cruda realidad, y he aqui donde se basa "La Pepona" en la profundidad humana de un tema tabú y manoseado hasta la saciedad, sin mas literatura rebuscada que la de sus personajes extraidos de la misma vida, espejo retrovisor de un ayer que sucedio de gentes normales que sufrieron en sus carnes y en su alma el desprecio y la humillación de una sociedad intolerante y ecumenica.

A bilingual selection of tender, transgressive poems by a Peruvian poet and multimedia artist In Tilsa Otta’s The Hormone of Darkness, we find a queer, Latinx person who has lived through iterations of authoritarian rule, and who answers these conditions by creating poetry that doubles down on a life force that precedes and exceeds received notions of the poetic. Here poetry is bawdy, fabulist, and spiritual—in short, it is alive. Otta has created a heaven where readers can go after they die. Drawing from four volumes spanning Otta’s career, translator-poet Farid Matuk has curated a playlist we can dance and dream to, one that honors Otta’s drive toward liberation through both perreo in the club and transdimensional wandering among the stars.