Literary Fiction

The Mute’s tango

by Luis Benítez

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Severiano Cárdenas is a failed journalist who, by chance, discovers the way to reach the beginning of the 20th century, where he meets the author of the first tango-song, Pascual Contursi. In the company of Contursi he will share hardships and adventures and will be introduced to the world of tango, until he becomes Carlos Gardel's driver, handyman and confidant. A true period painting through which the tribulations of Severiano Cárdenas slide, a man from the late 20th century who knows everything that will happen before the death of the idol in Medellín in 1935, without being able to avoid it.

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Author Biography

Luis Benítez was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1956. His 36 books have been published in Argentina, Chile, Spain, the United States, France, England, Italy, Mexico, Romania, Sweden, Venezuela and Uruguay. Benítez has received numerous national and international awards for his work in fiction, poetry and literary essays.

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"I don't consider myself fundamentally as a professional. I'm basically an adventurer." (Orson Welles) My company is me, my friends, who give their opinion about my work, the authors who discuss about which cover to use for their work, and my dear ghost writers who have always accompanied me. Together with this group of people, I have achieved a catalog of titles of constant sale, that do not age, ranging from local and Latin American literature to personal improvement books; these are "longsellers" I never stop reprinting them. I like books and I venture into it.

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Bibliographic Information

  • Publisher Pampia
  • Publication Date June 2017
  • Orginal LanguageSpanish
  • Publication Country or regionArgentina
  • FormatEbook
  • ReadershipGeneral
  • Publish StatusPublished
  • Original Language TitleEl tango del mudo
  • Original Language AuthorsSpanish
  • Edition1
  • Copyright Year2017

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