by Laszlo Passuth · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788475306544
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«El Dios de la Lluvia Llora sobre Méjico. Tomo I» is the historical novel by Laszlo Passuth, published by Orbis in 1984, in Spanish.
The work recreates the conquest of Mexico and the figure of Hernán Cortés: with about five hundred soldiers he secured for the Spanish Crown and the Catholic religion the most important of the empires of the New World. The narrative combines the great historical feat with the account of a decisive episode of imperial Spain.
It belongs to the Biblioteca Grandes Éxitos collection (No. 51) and is classified in the History category.
For readers of historical fiction interested in the conquest of America and imperial Spain.
Alfonso Grosso Ramos (1928-1995) was a Spanish writer. He won the Premio de la Crítica for his novel Guarnición de Silla (1970) and the Premio Alfaguara for his autobiographical novel Florido mayo (1973).
