Tells the story of the gradual modernization of the mythical town of Macondo through the history of the Buendia family.

The Night Buffalo Guillermo Arriaga is an award-winning, internationally acclaimed writer already familiar to fans of his films, the Academy Award-nominated 21 Grams and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, which won a Palme d'Or for Best Screenplay at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival. The Night Buffalo is set in Mexico City, revolving around the mysterious suicide of Gregorio, a charismatic but troubled young man who was betrayed by the two people...

The Queen of Rumba: Forever Celia In this book, the author explores-with a journalist's sensibility-Celia Cruz's career, which spans eight decades. Juan Moreno-Velzquez presents Celia from her beginning, to her surge in popularity, and through her final days. Everything the reader wants to know about Celia Cruz can be found here. This title is destined to become a classic in the history of traditional Afro-Caribbean music.

There is No Ill That Lasts 100 Years... Nor Woman Who Resists It Rosaura Rodrguez, using simple language, describes the lives of today's Latin American women. Her sarcasm adds humor to a reading which recounts women's memories from childhood to adulthood. Rodrguez's message will inspire all women to remember their greatness.

Living With Diabetes This practical and easy-to-follow guide will help patients who are living with diabetes as well as their families and friends. Diabetes patients will learn how to keep a positive attitude and how to have a good quality of life while still controlling metabolism and blood sugar. This work has been recognized as valuable by many health professionals.

Rhythm of Success Coming to the United States as a Cuban refugee, Emilio Estefan went on to become a 19-time Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter, as well as CEO and founder of Estefan Enterprises, with investments in real estate, entertainment, hotels and restaurants. The embodiment of the American dream, Emilio succeeded on his own terms. Here he shares the basics needed for readers to establish their own plans for success.

This New York Times bestseller is now available as a Spanish-language audio book.Set in South Carolina in 1964, THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES is the history of Lily Owens, whose life has been shaped by her confused memory of her mother's death when Lily was just a small child. This is a notable novel about female power--divine and human--and a story that women will share and pass from mother to daughter for generations. Ambientada en Carolina del Sur...

Thousands of women of all cultural and economic levels, are victims of mistreat from their pair. Mistreat can be physical or emotional. Both are equally dangerous and potentially mortal because they hook to the victims in "A triangle of pain" constituted by emotional abuse, stress and depression. The victims are the last ones in recognizing that they need help to understand the situation who are living, to accept the mortal danger that face and initiate...

Pablo de Santis is a prolific Argentinian author of novels for adults and children. His novel La traducciOn was a finalist for the prestigious Premio Planeta Award. In this work, de Santis creates an atmosphere of political intrigue where passion for language haunts the intriguing characters.

Award-winning author Jose MarIa Merino pens the majestic tale of 15-year-old Miguel, the son of a conquistador. Miguel must embark on a dangerous search for a temple of gold in the uncharted territories of Mexico. Merino gives the reader a historical insight into the world of the Spanish conquistadors, and explores the conflicts between the Native Americans and the Spanish.