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In the Hispanic American traditional Empire of Dreams, Giannina Braschi demands a trend in poetry - a trend contrary to the Latin American Growth. NEW YORK becomes the site of liberation because of its marginal characters who seek to see the guts of vitality, of interpretation, of feeling, and of personal identification. Clowns, buffoons, shepherds, magicians, and madmen perform their fantasies in the town streets. Inside a climatic bout of a pastoral trend, shepherds dominate the top floor of the Empire Condition Building, where they boogie and sing, "Now we do whatever we please! Whatever we please! Whatever we damn well please!" Recently translated by Tess O'Dwyer, this audio edition catches the euphoric nature of the Spanish original and is an exquisite piece of artistry in its right.
