El Milagro de Castel Di Sangro: Un Cuento de Pasion y Locura En El Corazon de Italia

¿Qué pasó don Antonio? hace su propia crónica, pone, según sea el caso, la descripción emotiva o la narración de hechos que tanto significaron en las comunidades que amó: la narrativa de sus ayeres, Monterrey, y la de adopción de Torreón. Hace de sus aventuras un mensaje de esfuerzo y tenacidad, de satisfacción y reconocimiento a todos aquellos que amistosamente le tendieron la mano.

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Este volumen recoge 14 trabajos publicados durante los años1963-1991 que nos informan sobre diversos escudos heráldicos españoles.

An old popular Spanish adage says “ Caminante no hay camino , se hace camino al andar” which roughly translated means “Traveler there is no path, you make the path as you walk”. A saying that accurately describes “Mi Vida...hasta ahora” (“My Life...until now”). This book puts an end to the autobiographical trilogy about the life and accomplishments of Doctor Luis R. Pastrana Silva. “Mi Calle, Mi Barrio, Mi Pueblo” , “Mi Vida ...en uniforme”, and this “Mi Vida...hasta ahora” ( “My Street, My Neighborhood, My Town”, “My Life...in uniform”. My Life...until...