The story begins in and shifts to a fictional valley in colonial Cuba . It follows two main characters whose paths converge on a voyage across the Atlantic:
The arrival of the newcomers coincides with a that disrupt the valley’s opulent, slave-driven status quo. Key Themes
The title refers to three massive sugar mills (ingenios) that dominate the landscape: Owned by the Serrano family. San Rafael: Owned by the Viader family. San Miguel: Owned by the Abbad family. El Valle De Los Arcangeles Rafael Tarradas Bu...
Set during the lead-up to the 1898 crisis, it captures a world on the brink of transformation as the Spanish Empire's grip weakens.
El valle de los arcángeles: 9788467063530: Tarradas Bultó, Rafael The story begins in and shifts to a
It provides a visceral look at the horrors of slavery and the tension between the ruling elite and the oppressed.
A beautiful and ruthlessly ambitious woman who rose from poverty and is fleeing her past in Spain, determined to secure a life of luxury at any cost. The "Valley of the Archangels" San Rafael: Owned by the Viader family
The heir to the Baron of Santa Ponsa, who travels to Cuba to claim a sugar plantation after a family tragedy.