El rey

Vallejo Reyna se interna por los laberintos de la tradición sagrada de los tz´utujil, pobladores mayas de Santiago Atitlán en Guatemala, para quienes los nawales son seres sagrados, con poderes milagrosos cuyo origen se remonta a tiempos inmemoriales. El estudio de Vallejo revela aspectos nodales de la identidad maya contemporánea y de la cuestión étnica y nacional guatemaltecas.

Mural en el que se detallan con vigor y penetrante erudición las circunstancias que enmarcan y destacan una actitud presente en diversos momentos decisivos de nuestra historia. La independencia de las colonias españolas ilustra el patriotismo de los criollos y su actitud nacionalista, inspiradora en valores propios apartados de los europeos.

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The history of the Camino de Santiago extends over centuries leaving behind many legends, mysteries, traditions and heritage. It is one of the most traveled pilgrimage routes, with roads covering the entire peninsula that extend across the European continent. Carlos Taranilla reveals its secrets in this book.