Amada
A young woman from a wealthy family in Havana, Cuba of 1914, is faced with great sexual and social inequality. Her struggles to achieve identity and dignity are played out in a tragic romance in which she is torn between her established and respected marriage and the forbidden love of a young rebel
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| Language: | Spanish |
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[New York, N.Y.] :
Center for Cuban Studies,
[c199-]
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ZVC 3759 |
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