Dr. Luna, the Latin American history scholar, discusses the merger process of the Spanish and precolumbian American cultures. The author focuses on the people of the Spanish America, unearthing the clues of the particular crossbreeding that underlies not only in the racial but also in the linguistic, artistic, religious, and institutional aspects of this fascinating culture.
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