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The Beatles' hair changed the world. As their increasingly wild, untamed manes grew, to the horror of parents everywhere, they set off a cultural revolution as the most tangible symbol of the Sixties' psychedelic dream of peace, love and playful rebellion.

«Al haberme escrito un editor alemán para pedirme un relato del desarrollo de mi mente y carácter, junto con un esbozo de mi autobiografía, he pensado que la empresa me divertiría y podría interesar a mis hijos o nietos. Sé que a mí me habría interesado mucho haber leído un bosquejo, aunque fuera breve y aburrido, de la mente de mi abuelo escrito por él mismo, y de lo que pensaba e hizo y de cómo trabajaba. He tratado de escribir el siguiente relato sobre mí mismo como si fuera un muerto en el otro mundo que recapitulara su vida. Esto no me ha resultado difícil, porque mi vida...

First published in 1554, Lazarillo de Tormes was destined to beget a whole new genre, the so-called picaresque novel. Its great popularity may be attributed largely to its daring autobiographical form, which allows the reader to observe the magnificent, conquering Spain of Charles the Fifth through the inner consciousness of a humble figure called Lazarus, whose name, perhaps, comes from the poor leper mentioned in the Gospels. The Lazarillo is the first literary expression of a feeling basic to the very existence of the Spanish people, especially since the fifteenth century: they were what...