On a stormy, muddy night, a bastard girl is born. Believing her dead, they baptize her with the name Betsabe. No one knows that within her she carries the strength of femininity, as well as the magic and rebellion that will make her overcome all obstacles. She will create an i...
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On a stormy, muddy night, a bastard girl is born. Believing her dead, they baptize her with the name Betsabe. No one knows that within her she carries the strength of femininity, as well as the magic and rebellion that will make her overcome all obstacles. She will create an indissoluble bond with her wet nurse sister, Capitolina, a poor rich girl, and no one will remain indifferent to her fiery gaze. Not even Emmanuel, the French revolutionary from the most artistic Montparnasse who, upon meeting her, will fall ill with love. One day, today, based on a true event that occurred in 1920 in Colombia, narrates the story of Betsabe Espinal, who at just twenty-three years old becomes the heroine of one of the first women's strikes in history. Ángela Becerra builds a monument to the purest friendship, wrapping her protagonists in a passionate circle of love that will have a surprising ending. -- On a stormy, muddy night, a bastard girl is born. Believing her dead, they baptize her with the name Betsabe. No one knows that within her she carries the strength of femininity, as well as the magic and rebellion that will make her overcome all obstacles. She will create an indissoluble bond with her wet nurse sister, Capitolina, a poor rich girl, and no one will remain indifferent to her fiery gaze. Not even Emmanuel, the French revolutionary from the most artistic Montparnasse who, upon meeting her, will fall ill with love. One day, today, based on a true event that occurred in 1920 in Colombia, narrates the story of Betsabe Espinal, who at just twenty-three years old becomes the heroine of one of the first women's strikes in history. Ángela Becerra builds a monument to the purest friendship, wrapping her protagonists in a passionate circle of love that will have a surprising ending. |
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