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MIAMI, Oct. 15 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ -- The Prince found the meaning of The Ham. Some say that an artist is someone who tries to create something out of nothing, only to, with great pleasure, show it and offer it to the whole world once he is finished. If this is the case, than journalist, author, and TV personality, Guillermo Descalzi, has reached the artist status with his new book, EL JAMON: FILOSOFIA DE VIDA PARA DISFRUTAR UNA EXISTENCIA PLENA.
El jamon and El principe de los mendigos, published by Santillana under its Aguilar imprint, are available throughout the United Stated, Canada and Puerto Rico. THE AUTHOR IS AVAILABLE FOR MEDIA INTERVIEWS.
El Jamon
El Jamon is Guillermo Descalzi's first book after El principe de los mendigos. In this new book, Descalzi propounds the theory that life is like a small slice of ham, who in its smallness believes itself to be grand (the entire leg). Through his reflections, the author helps us find the answer to some of the most common questions of humankind: What is the meaning of life? How do we achieve the balance we wish for?
El principe de los mendigos
This is the story of Descalzi's spiraling drop to the darkest pit and his spiritual journey back into the light. After having everything anyone can wish for, his whole world started tumbling before his eyes. El principe de los mendigos is Descalzi's personal vision of his own truth, and the rebirth that allowed him to find his way back to his career, and today host the popular TV show Ocurrio así.
Includes New Prologue and New Pictures
Guillermo Descalzi was born in Peru in 1947. He has studied in the Universidad Catolica de Lima, Canisius College, in Buffalo, and in State University College of New York. He has a Masters in education, but has had a career as a journalist since 1975. Since the beginning of his career, Descalzi was one of the pioneers of Spanish language TV journalism in the United States starting off in the first Spanish TV station that ever opened in the US. He was transferred to New York to open the first national Spanish evening news, what is Noticiero Univision. He was later a global correspondent for Univision where he covered many world conflicts and wars.
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