Spanish Edition of El Indio

The Venezuelan War of Independence from Spain was bloody, violent, and devastating. The fictional characters are the central figures of this novel, and their experiences reflect the outcomes of this devastation. These characters interact with real historical figures who were present during the battles that took place.

The main character is a man who spent a significant amount of his youth living with one of Venezuela's indigenous tribes. He acquired their culture and skills, which he would later employ in his feats. Upon returning to the civilization of that era, he became involved in the Venezuelan War of Independence. Within the Venezuelan army, due to his fighting style and weapon usage, he was nicknamed "The Indian."

Although this is a war novel, it also describes characters from different cultures, nationalities, classes, and races that were present during that period. One such character is Rubén.

Another character who acts in parallel with "The Indian" in a different setting, but is linked to him, showcases the division between romance and characters who exemplify friendship and loyalty, typical of highly virtuous individuals.

After being liberated from Spanish rule by Liberator Simón Bolívar, the following countries were created: Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. Following this remarkable achievement, praised by England, France, Germany, and other countries, Latin Americans set out to destroy and defame the glory of the illustrious Liberator.

This novel aims to contribute a small grain of sand in the defense of this glorious and illustrious father of the homeland.

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