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Bearded women, gypsies, waiters, bohemians, visionaries, fanatics, and all kinds of lost souls populate this collection of 27 pieces published in The New Yorker's section devoted to the city's most exotic characters. Each one comes alive to create a vivid portrait of the 1930s and '40s, a golden age for the melting pot that is New York. Bearded women, gypsies, waiters, bohemians, visionaries, fanatics, and all kinds of lost souls populate this collection of 27 pieces published in The New Yorker's section devoted to the city's most exotic characters. Each one comes alive to create a vivid portrait of the 1930s and '40s, a golden age for the melting pot that is New York. Mujeres barbudas, gitanos, sibaritas, camareros, obreros indios, bohemios, visionarios, fan�ticos, impostores y toda clase de almas perdidas circulan en este recopilatorio de veintisiete cr�nicas publicadas en la secci�n del New Yorker dedicada a los perfiles de los personajes m�s ex�ticos de la ciudad. Personajes todos de carne y hueso que conforman un fresco extraordinario de las d�cadas 30 y 40 del siglo pasado, una �poca dorada en la que se fragu� el gran crisol que fue y sigue siendo la ciudad de Nueva York.

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