El CoDigo Dan Brown Por Leonardo da Vinci -Y la Cara Oculta de La Moneda-

A biography of South America's great soldier and patriot who sacrificed his prestige, money, and life for the independence of South America from Spanish rule.

Tells the story of Cayetano, the patron saint of gamblers and good fortune, who is a special favorite in the working class district of Liniers, northwest of Buenos Aires, where a church in his name is visited by thousands of pilgrims on his Feast Day of August 7 to pray for peace, food, and work.

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