Venustiano Carranza [Spanish]

By Marco Antonio Mendoza Bustamante

Marco Antonio Mendoza Bustamante es due o de una prodigiosa memoria, va a la captura de datos que al paso de los d as se convierten en elementos de una acuciosa investigaci n. Es innegable que su primer inter s es la tierra natal; a la menor provocaci n, y a veces sin ella, se desata un di logo en el cual recuerda an cdotas, fechas, pasajes y personajes de Hidalgo y Tulancingo. La narraci n puede oscilar entre los primeros pobladores, el m tico Quetzalc atl uno de ellos, hasta la forma de elaborar una barbacoa, sin olvidar a Felipe ngeles, la catedral de su pueblo y el paso de Maximiliano por el territorio de lo que hoy es Hidalgo. Pero, Mendoza Bustamante, no es s lo un relator o cronista de atractiva conversaci n, es un intelectual capaz de observar fen menos sociales o simples acontecimientos y convertirlos en una interpretaci n conceptual, para con ello advertir las consecuencias de stos en la historia.

Marco Antonio Mendoza Bustamante possesses a prodigious memory, always on the hunt for facts that, over time, become the building blocks of meticulous research. It is undeniable that his primary interest lies in his homeland; at the slightest provocation--and sometimes without any--he launches into a dialogue recalling anecdotes, dates, events, and notable figures from Hidalgo and Tulancingo. His narration can range from the earliest inhabitants, among them the mythical Quetzalc atl, to the traditional preparation of barbacoa, not to mention Felipe ngeles, the cathedral of his hometown, and Emperor Maximilian's passage through what is now the state of Hidalgo. But Mendoza Bustamante is not just a captivating conversationalist or storyteller--he is an intellectual capable of observing social phenomena or simple events and turning them into conceptual interpretations, thereby revealing their historical consequences.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 6078897284
• ISBN13: 9786078897285
• Release Date: October 2024
• Publisher: Panorama Editorial
• Length: 180 Pages