EL TRAGALUZ (1967) de Antonio Buero Vallejo

With culturally thematic chapters and a traditionally organized grammar sequence, this is a solid and complete introductory course. It is ideal for instructors who want a balanced, contemporary course but not necessarily an innovative methodology. Although chapter changes in the new edition include an overall shortening, a trimming of grammar detail, and adding more visually-based activities, the basic methodology remains unchanged.

A mysterious package from Queretaro, a visit from the Mexican police, and an unexpected discovery in Oaxaca require Jamie's return to Mexico. There, she confronts the revenge of Don Silvestre, her future with Carlos, and the shocking last secret of "La Catrina." Filmed on location in Los Angeles, Queretaro, Oaxaca, Monte Alban, and Mitla, the sequel will be enjoyed by students as much as the original! Six video cassettes with 11 episodes of approximately 14 minutes, plus Como se hizo La Catrina segment. Includes Teacher's Video Guide.

The present study aims at offering an overview of Spanish-Portuguese (and Spanish-Galician-Portuguese) language contact, both in Europe and in America. It pays a special attention to the history of linguistic interferences in each region, examining how and when lexical borrowings entered the Spanish language and how they disseminated across the Spanish-speaking world.

Con el presente diccionario se pretende ofrecer tanto al español curioso como al estudiante extranjero una pequeña obra de consulta; si al hojear por curiosidad este libro se ofreciera ocasión para sonreír o para reflexionar sobre la psicología humana o la idiosincrasia de los españoles y sus peculiaridades culturales, esto no resultaría totalmente ajeno a la intención de los autores