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Gestos

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Also known as: “Gestures”
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  • Severo Sarduy

    Sarduy’s first novel, Gestos (1963; “Gestures”), is about a young woman involved in terrorist activities against the Batista regime in the Cuba of the 1950s. It was well received. His most important book, however, was the highly experimental novel De donde son los cantantes (1967; From Cuba with…

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    Sarduy’s first novel, Gestos (1963; “Gestures”), is about a young woman involved in terrorist activities against the Batista regime in the Cuba of the 1950s. It was well received. His most important book, however, was the highly experimental novel De donde son los cantantes (1967; From Cuba with…

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