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La única mujer de siete hermanos, Sandra Cisneros (1954-) es una de las escritoras mexicoestadounidenses más célebres. Su obra más famosa, La casa en Mango Street, retrata la vida de una joven en el barrio latino de Chicago y es lectura obligatoria en muchas escuelas preparatorias en los Estados Unidos.

Su estilo Las novelas de Cisneros contienen una prosa poética, con tintes feministas, que busca dar a conocer las vicisitudes que atraviesan las mujeres latinas en Estados Unidos. Su obra poética es un claro ejemplo del melodrama, quintaesencia de gran parte de la obra artística de la patria de sus antepasados.

Escrito para ser escuchado Los personajes de Cisneros tienen voz propia y retratan a la perfección la eterna lucha interna que atraviesan los que no se identifican con la sociedad americana, pero tampoco con aquella de la que provienen. La incertidumbre, la cautela y el vacío existencial se entremezclan en diálogos que intentan definir lo que es ser chicano.

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The only girl of seven siblings, Sandra Cisneros (1954-) is one of the most famous Mexican-American writers. Her most acclaimed work, The House on Mango Street, portrays the life of a young woman in Chicago's Latin Quarter and is mandatory reading in many high schools in the United States.

Her Style Cisneros' novels contain poetic prose with feminist overtones, and they seek to draw attention to the upheavals experienced by Latinas in the United States. Her poetic work is a clear example of melodrama, quintessential of much of the artistic work of her ancestors’ country of origin.

Written to be Heard Cisneros’ characters have a voice of their own. They portray the unending internal struggle felt by those who don’t identify with either American society or their country of origin. Uncertainty, caution and existential emptiness are intertwined in dialogues that try to define what it is to be Chicano.

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