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Bombay (Más allá de las sonrisas) (Spanish Edition)
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Overview
Bombay, Mecca of Indian cinema and dwelling place of Asia’s richest men, is also one of the cities with most poverty in the world. This book showcases Francesc Melcion’s impacting and extraordinary photographs of Bombay, complemented by a testimonial by journalist Jaume Sanllorente, founder of the NGO Bombay Smiles and Editor-in-Chief of the news agency Mumbai Action, both of which are dedicated to ensuring compliance with human rights in the city of Bombay.
Bombay, meca del cine indio y morada de los hombres más ricos de Asia, es a la vez una de las ciudades con más pobreza en el mundo. Este libro ofrece las impactantes y extraordinarias fotografías de Francesc Melcion tomadas en esta ciudad de la India, interpretadas por un testimonio del periodista barcelonés Jaume Sanllorente, fundador de la ONG Sonrisas de Bombay y editor jefe de la Agencia de Noticias Mumbai Action, ambas dedicadas a velar por el cumplimiento de los derechos humanos en la ciudad de Bombay.
