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El rumor de los días que vendrán
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An edition of El rumor de los días que vendrán (2005)

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CONACULTA, Fundación para las Letras Mexicanas
Language
Spanish
Pages
107

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El rumor de los días que vendrán: dos textos dramáticos
2005, CONACULTA, Fundación para las Letras Mexicanas
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Table of Contents

Sinfonía de personajes en fuga
El rumor de los días que vendrán.

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México
Series
Fondo editorial tierra adentro -- 297

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MLCS 2007/46538 (P)

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107 p.
Number of pages
107

ID Numbers

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OL31784076M
ISBN 10
9703509533
ISBN 13
9789703509539
LCCN
2007436331
OCLC/WorldCat
65661533

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