Maria Guadalupe Castro Ramirez

TEARS IN MY PARADISE (Chumscrubber) Maria Guadalupe Castro Ramirez

There are several hours away by road, but eventually take cobbled paths as indicated by the patter of the truck. Enter a large walled grounds with towering stone walls and concrete with a huge gate that sealed within which disguised hell is paradise. Esmeralda almost fell from heaven to hell spent his childhood in the solitude of the forest without a brother, without a friend and above all without the love and protection of their parents, sometimes eating raw fish in the river by terror eating unknown fruits that were poisonous, with hungry beasts prowling in the bush populating of earthshaking sounds and ferocious howls that would not let them sleep. And also he is spending his prisoner youth in a concentration camp, suffering extreme poverty and abuse and arrogance of the foremen and especially prey of the terrible suffering to be certain that their families were suffering the unimaginable with his absence, coupled with the tomento of presentiment I would never see them anymore, A gripping story which aims to describe the difficult life in slavery in the jungle, working the land under the burning sun, without shoes, calcining practically feet and hands to rub the terrible temperature of the earth and making clear the struggle of those who put before love and friendship to their own welfare and happiness. Leaving behind a great lesson of perseverance and solidarity. Amen beautiful love stories that develop minimizing the cruelty and especially the frantic struggle going to do justice and to end the reign of impunity, evil and corruption