Latinoamericana. I diari della motocicletta

I have always been intrigued by this charismatic, utterly good-looking, athletic man who was instrumental to the toppling of the Cuban government, and who is now largely forgotten, remembered only as a mythological figure in legends about faraway lands. Suddenly this May, I chanced upon a biography

Che Guevara was a doctor, a revolutionary, extremely hot, and the subject of the most t-shirts worn by people who do not understand them ever. Here's the young Che Guevara's chronicle of motorcycle crashes - nine in one day, great job! - on his busted ass motorcycle over busted ass roads, until the t Leggi tutto

There's a lot to be said for a man who decades after his death has readers all over the world tracing out the path of an arduous adventure he went on while he was merely 23 and studying to be a doctor. Even if we are only trying to see where his footsteps lead him within the confines of a book, we c Leggi tutto

These Diary notes provide us with an ernest and fetching account of a young Che, a middle-class kid, not yet embarked on the violent and heroic road that stretched past these early trails. Not particularly educational or insightful, but yet strangely moving. The carefree bikers turn into compassiona Leggi tutto

I have a very distant memory of reading this in college, though picking it up now, I confess I couldn’t remember a thing from that first read. Like most tiny wannabe revolutionary students, I had an ardent love for what Che Guevara represented, though I was pitifully ignorant of the details of his l Leggi tutto

يجورايي مثل انشاء بچه هاي ابتدايي بود🙄من انتظار داشتم بيشتر با چه گوارا اشنا بشم ولي نشد،فقط فهميدم بعد اين سفر متحول شده و تصميم گرفته خودشو وقف بقيه كنه.نكته قابل توجه اين بود كه تو اون زمان چقدر ادمها متفاوت بودن ،خيلي راحت بهم اعتماد ميكردن!مثلا يه ماه تو ميامي بوده بعد به يارو صابخونه گفته وقتي Leggi tutto