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Rachel’s Song

work by Barnet
Also known as: “Canción de Rachel”
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    …novel Canción de Rachel (1969; Rachel’s Song, 1991) describes it thus:

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    …novel Canción de Rachel (1969; Rachel’s Song, 1991) describes it thus:

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  • Miguel Barnet

    …published Canción de Rachel (Rachel’s Song), a variation on the method used in the earlier testimonio. The subject of Rachel’s Song is an old diva from a Havana burlesque. Her story is drawn from printed sources, and she is a composite of different real persons. In 1981 Barnet published…

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    …published Canción de Rachel (Rachel’s Song), a variation on the method used in the earlier testimonio. The subject of Rachel’s Song is an old diva from a Havana burlesque. Her story is drawn from printed sources, and she is a composite of different real persons. In 1981 Barnet published…

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