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1. 1. El Español Que Enamoró Al Mundo

   

   Julio Iglesias is portrayed as an image of seduction and success. His career is marked by contradictions and more popular impact than approval from cultural elites; critics questioned his artistic merits, political ties, family origins, business dealings and his status as a serial Latin lover. Ignacio Peyró traces him from childhood illness to triumphs in Europe and America and to his recent conversion into an internet meme, while showing how Iglesias's life reflects fifty years of Spanish social change from late Francoism to the present.

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2. 2. Pompa Y Circunstancia

   Diccionario sentimental de la cultura inglesa

   

   The book offers a rich exploration of British culture and society through the eyes of a Spanish journalist and writer. It delves into the nuances of British life, from its historical traditions and social customs to its literary and culinary landscapes. With a blend of humor and insight, the author reflects on the complexities and idiosyncrasies that define the British identity, providing readers with a vivid and engaging portrait of a nation that is both familiar and enigmatic.