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Las Mujeres Que Bordaron Su Libertad / Women Who Sewed Their Freedom

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Product Code: 9786073848091
ISBN13: 9786073848091
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Las Mujeres Que Bordaron Su Libertad / Women Who Sewed Their Freedom

$19.95
$18.34
Sale 8%
 
«Cada puntada era un paso m?s hacia su libertad .

En la Nueva Panam? de 1745, tres valientes mujeres afrodescendientes, Damiana, Manuela y Mar?a Yoruba, encuentran una esperanza en medio de la esclavitud. Estas talentosas bordadoras de polleras criollas trazan un audaz plan para vender sus preciadas creaciones a contrabandistas que navegan por el r?o Cocl? del Norte y, con los pesos obtenidos, escapar de sus opresores. Sin embargo, los sue?os de libertad se desmoronan cuando el cuerpo de una de ellas aparece degollado en el camino del Chorrillo rodeado de caracoles usados en la religi?n yoruba, desatando el p?nico entre las autoridades civiles y eclesi?sticas, que sospechan de un sacrificio sat?nico.

Una historia inspiradora que ilumina un cap?tulo poco conocido de la sociedad paname?a y nos muestra c?mo el coraje y talento de estas mujeres bordadoras se convirtieron en un s?mbolo de resistencia y lucha dejando una marca indeleble en la historia de Panam?

Intriga, seducci?n, venganzas, un viaje fascinante de la mano de Thatiana Pretelt, una narradora de historias que seduce en cada p?gina

ENGLISH DESCRPTION

"Every stitch was a step towards their freedom."

In New Panama, 1745, three brave women of African descent, Damiana, Manuela, and Mar?a Yoruba, find hope amid slavery. These talented embroideresses of creole skirts devise a bold plan to sell their precious creations to smugglers cruising along the river Cocl? del Norte and escape their oppressors with the earnings. However, their dreams of freedom come crashing down when one of them is found dead on Chorrillo road, her throat slit, surrounded by seashells used in the Yoruba religion, causing widespread panic among civilian and ecclesiastical authorities, suspecting a satanic sacrifice.

An inspiring story that illuminates an obscure chapter of Panamanian society and shows us how the courage and talent of these embroideresses became symbols of resistance and struggle, leaving an indelible mark in the history of Panama.

Intrigue, seduction, revenge, a fascinating journey by the hand of Thatiana Pretelt, a storyteller that seduces on every page.


Author: Thatiana Pretelt
Publisher: Suma
Publication Date: Dec 03, 2024
Number of Pages: 272 pages
Binding: Paperback or Softback
ISBN-10: 6073848099
ISBN-13: 9786073848091
 

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