Curapaligüe: Memorias del desierto
Curapaligüe is a town in Córdoba, one of the many that the train of progress leaves behind. Resisting disappearing from the map, its inhabitants make a delicate inventory of the time that has passed.
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Curapaligüe is a town in Córdoba, one of the many that the train of progress leaves behind. Resisting disappearing from the map, its inhabitants make a delicate inventory of the time that has passed.
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