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by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
A wandering clan of Romani performers passes its craft from one generation to the next, blending music, dance and a sly wit that keeps them alive on the road. From a seasoned grandmother, a young girl named Preziosa inherits not only flawless steps and a captivating voice, but also a keen intellect that sets her apart from her peers. Her beauty and poise shine even in the harshest of weather, making her the most promising talent the community has ever nurtured.
When the troupe reaches the bustling streets of the capital during the feast of Saint Anna, Preziosa’s first public appearance turns heads and silences the crowd. Her tambourine‑driven dance and haunting romance draw admiration from onlookers and officials alike, earning her the prize for the finest performance. Amid the applause, she glimpses a world where her gifts could bring fortune—or where desire and exploitation may soon follow.
Language
de
Duration
~2 hours (155K characters)
Release date
2011-02-05
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1547–1616
Best known for writing Don Quixote, he helped shape the modern novel with a story that is funny, humane, and surprisingly modern. His own life was full of hardship, adventure, and long years of trying to make a living from writing.
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