Bernal Díaz del Castillo Libros

El testimonio de los que estuvieron allí: un documento imprescindible para comprender la conquista de México. Bernal Díaz del Castillo fue uno de los descubridores y conquistadores de la Nueva España, sus provincias y del cabo de Honduras. Ya viejo y retirado escribió esta crónica de las proezas en que, al mando de Hernán Cortés, fue parte y testigo. «En el asombroso panorama de las crónicas de Indias, la obra de Bernal Díaz del Castillo es reconocida como la más singular en cuanto a espontaneidad, fuerza expresiva y capacidad para atraer por medio de estrategias que se suponen primarias, de un estilo sabrosamente tosco.»

El manuscrito de Bernal Díaz del Castillo es una obra de arte de altísimo valor humano, de fuerte y cristalino mérito social, hilvanada con noticias ordenadas cronológicamente. En ella nos muestra un pasaje de vida con amplio carácter homérico, pues su relato no está construido para destacar y provocar admiración en torno a la figura de un héroe, sino que nos muestra a la multitud de los conquistadores, individualizado cada uno con fisonomía propia, cualidades y defectos.

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