Name: Lucy es Pecosa (in Spanish)
Price: 328.00 ZAR
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Author: Triunfo Arciniegas
ISBN: 9789583003165

Type

Physical Book

Author

Triunfo Arciniegas

Publisher

Panamericana Editorial Ltda

Topic

libros infantiles - 5-6 años

Year

2004

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9583003166

ISBN13

9789583003165

Edited in

Colombia

Edition No.

1997

Lucy es Pecosa (in Spanish)

Triunfo Arciniegas (Author) · Panamericana Editorial Ltda · Paperback

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Synopsis "Lucy es Pecosa (in Spanish)"

Esta pieza de teatro en la que el autor está profundamente involucrado con los intérpretes y con el montaje, es una maravillosa historia, típica de las aventuras del oeste norteamericano, pero con un inconfundible color local. Triunfo Arciniegas confiesa que lo que más le interesa cuando escribe una obra es la felicidad y este es un excelente ejemplo de ese fin. Con personajes muy bien definidos y con una trama muy simple pero rica en humor y buenos momentos, los niños disfrutarán inmensamente interpretando o simplemente leyendo la historia de Lucy, una cantinera valiente y su novio Pepe Ratón, un hombre asustadizo que por amor a Lucy comete un gran acto de valentía. Al final, el mensaje reconciliador nos deja un buen sabor en la boca.

Triunfo Arciniegas

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Triunfo Arciniegas, born in Málaga, Santander, Colombia, in 1957, is a prominent Colombian writer, playwright, illustrator, and photographer. He holds a Master's degree in Literature from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and a Specialist degree in Translation from the University of Pamplona. Throughout his career, he has ventured into various professions, from blacksmith to university professor, ultimately dedicating himself to writing and visual arts.

Among his most notable works are "Las batallas de Rosalino" (1989), which earned him the Enka Prize for Children's Literature, "La muchacha de Transilvania" (1993), awarded the National Literature Prize by Colcultura, and "Mujeres muertas de amor" (2008). His prolific output includes over 50 titles aimed at children and young adults, recognized for his contribution to children's and youth literature in Colombia and Latin America.

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