El cielo sobre Canfranc

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El cielo sobre Canfranc

By: Rosario Raro

Narrated by: Neus Sendra

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Canfranc, 1944. La joven Valentina Báguena, colaboradora de la Resistencia contra las fuerzas de ocupación nazis en el sur de Francia, descubre que la guerra cambia por completo la forma de vivir, de pensar y, sobre todo, de amar cuando conoce al paracaidista alemán Franz Geist el mismo día en que un incendio destruye el pueblo de Canfranc. Tras la devastación producida por el fuego, los habitantes de este lugar serán víctimas, además, de una de las mayores estafas de la historia de España. Un hecho de dimensiones extraordinarias, pero casi desconocido hasta ahora.

El cielo sobre Canfranc es una novela que late desde el corazón del Pirineo para desplegarse después hacia sus otros escenarios aragoneses, gallegos y franceses. Rosario Raro vuelve con esta obra al territorio mítico de su exitosa Volver a Canfranc, para mostrarnos que, a veces, el tren equivocado puede llevarnos a la estación correcta.

Historical

Historical Fiction

Literary Fiction