Mata Hari: evocación extemporánea: notable y voraz traductor (ha vertido la Biblia al español directamente de las lenguas originales), políglota ... vindicated.): An article from: Letras Libres

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Title: Mata Hari: evocación extemporánea: notable y voraz traductor (ha vertido la Biblia al español directamente de las lenguas originales), políglota consumado, autor de una obra propia que incluye casi todos los géneros y presencia constante en los medios de comunicación, Ernesto de la Peña nos brinda el perfil de una mujer legendaria que aún está a la espera de su reivindicación.(TT: Mata Hari: untimely evocation: notable and voracious translator- translated the Bible to Spanish from the original texts- consumate polyglot, author of his own work that includes almost all the genres, and a constant presence in the media. Ernesto de la Peña offers us the profile of a legendary woman, whose legend has yet to be vindicated.)
Author: Ernesto de la Peña
Publication:Letras Libres (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 2002
Publisher: Editorial Vuelta, S.A. de C.V.
Volume: 4 Issue: 43 Page: 74(3)

Article Type: Biography

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