Mercedes Sosa - The Voice of Hope

06.04.2017

Englisch

9783732390793

tredition

Nein

Anette Christensen

244

Taschenbuch

My life-transforming discovery of the mother of Latin America

Anette Christensen, born and raised in Denmark, began her career by helping develop international charity programs. Later she became a language teacher for college students, and then, with her husband, ran a travel agency and a real estate agency. Now living in Turkey, she writes and focuses on personal growth. For years Anette Christensen traveled in many parts of the world. Her experience with various cultures has enabled her to engage with people with a different outlook on life than her own. She is eager to learn from others and finds joy in embracing the difference of others, spotting the uniqueness that she believes is within each individual. It was only upon Mercedes Sosa’s death that Christensen discovered this influential and important Argentine singer. Captivated by Sosa’s voice and presence, Christensen immersed herself in Sosa’s music and life. In doing so, she discovered an avenue to personal transformation that can be accessed by anyone. In a sincere, straightforward and compassionate way the author motivates the reader to push forward on their personal journeys. Her inspiring discoveries will enable the reader to use life’s challenges as a stepping stone for growth. Mercedes Sosa - The Voice of Hope is the first book about Mercedes Sosa in English and has been in the making for almost seven years. It is a product of a life fully lived and shows that Christensen is a gifted story-teller. Being Danish, writing in English when most sources were only available in Spanish proofs that Anette Christensen is a Viking who never steps back for a challenge. To learn more about Anette Christensen or Mercedes Sosa, visit: www.mercedes-sosa.com facebook.com/AnetteChristensenAuthor

Personal Growth, democracy, empathy, mindfulness, inner child, interpersonal connection, Latin America, South America, Argentina, dictatorship, human rights, activism, socialist, social justice, civil disobedience, people in exile, women in history, notable people, role models, personal transformation, interpersonal neurobiology, neuroscience, self-compassion, authenticity

229 mm

15.2 cm