Cristina Rota publica "Una historia de teatro y resistencia": memorias de una vida dedicada al arte y la enseñanza
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José María Noguerol
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Cristina Rota, a renowned Argentine-born actress, director, teacher, and mother, has published a memoir titled "Una historia de teatro y resistencia" (A Story of Theater and Resistance) through Grijalbo. The book goes beyond traditional memoirs, offering an unflinching encounter with life, theater, and resistance. It features a prologue written by her children—Nuria Levi, María Botto, and Juan Diego Botto—who are also well-known creators. Rota's prose is described as captivating, blending the gentle charm of difficult words with the soothing quality of life's most sorrowful moments.
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· 4 pulledCristina Rota es actriz, es directora, es mujer, es enseñante, es madre y es argentina de origen.
Cristina ha escrito un libro que podríamos calificar de memorias sino no fueran bastante más que el recuerdo de una vida: Una historia de teatro y resistencia.
El libro de Rota es un encuentro sin anestesia con la vida.
La prosa de Rota atrapa porque tiene el encanto suave de las palabras más difíciles y el apaciguamiento de los momentos más pesarosos de la vida.
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