Sangre y arena
The crowd screams his name until it sounds like love. It isn’t. Juan Gallardo comes up from nothing with a sword and a gift for making death look like art. Spain puts him on its shoulders. Women do too. Then a different kind of spectator arrives — moneyed, bored, hungry — and the man who never feared a bull has to learn what a person can do. The sand always takes something. The question is who is still standing when the horns come.
Published: 1908
Original language: Spanish
Languages
Pick any two of these languages. You read them next to each other.
- SpanishSangre y arena
- EsperantoSango kaj sablo
- GermanBlut und Sand
- EnglishBlood and Sand
- FrenchSang et sable
- ItalianSangue e arena

