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This is one of those cases where, when reading this book, my dear readers, you need some things: a good pair of eyes, a mind free from distractions; and, of course, some free time that you can owe to yourself to enjoy the good reading.
People are not decided yet. Was he a hero? Maybe not. At least not one of those most decorated heroes we hear about, with hanging medals from everywhere. Then again, he might have been one of those unsung heroes.
Did he change the world, like some did? Of course not. Or, did he teach us a new perspective, like Gandhi did? Probably not.
Why then was he such an interesting man? He was terrific! I was very lucky to meet him. He changed a family, a group of kids and their parents, a whole city; but most important, he changed himself.

Francisco Guerrero cuenta las peripecias de su peregrinacion a Tierra Santa, a finales del siglo XVI. A pesar de piratas, ladrones, turcos, guerras, jenizaros, privaciones, multitud de monedas de oro gastadas en exacciones abusivas y unas distancias de miles de leguas, este Maestro de Capilla de la Catedral de Sevilla consiguio llegar a Jerusalen, la Aciudad dichosaA, y visitar los lugares donde tuvieron lugar los principales Misterios de la fe cristiana. Este precioso librito nos permite compartir las emociones uno de los grandes autores de la musica espanola al pisar, como un simple peregrino, los lugares por los que camino el mismo Cristo, al celebrar la Misa en el Santo Sepulcro, cuando contemplo por primera vez Jerusalen, Belen o Damasco o en el trance de ser capturado por piratas. Lo que le impulso a emprender un viaje tan arduo y peligroso fue, curiosamente, su labor como musico catedralicio y compositor de numerosos villancicos, algunos de los cuales se han anadido al final del libro.

Javier, a man tormented by the abandonment of his beloved Marta, begins to obsessively read the works of Spanish poet Antonio Machado and decides to travel to Collioure, France, where the author died. While in his hotel, he meets a strange woman and her hyperactive teenager. One morning as they have breakfast, the woman receives a bizarre call and disappears, leaving her son with the protagonist. Thus begins an adventure that mixes episodes of the Spanish Civil War with the search for the missing woman."Javier, un hombre atormentado por el abandono de su amada Marta, comienza a leer obsesivamente las obras del poeta espanol Antonio Machado y decide viajar a Collioure, Francia, donde el autor murio. Durante su estancia en el hotel, conoce a una mujer extrana y su hijo adolescente hiperactivo. Mientras desayunan una manana, la mujer recibe una llamada extrana y desaparece, dejando a su hijo con el protagonista. Asi comienza una aventura que mezcla episodios de la Guerra Civil Espanola con la busqueda de la mujer desaparecida."