Granja de Animales (Animal Farm)

Eric Arthur Blair used the pseudonym George Orwell (1903-1950) for his writings where he proposes a human form of socialism y because of that attacks forcefully the distortions made to the socialist ideas by totalitarian regimes, specially the one in Russia under Stalin. Orwell, who fought during the Spanish civil war on the loyalist side, became disillusioned of all abuses of power and wrote two novels, this one and "1984" to attack them, the first one as a satire and the other as...
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Eric Arthur Blair used the pseudonym George Orwell (1903-1950) for his writings where he proposes a human form of socialism y because of that attacks forcefully the distortions made to the socialist ideas by totalitarian regimes, specially the one in Russia under Stalin. Orwell, who fought during the Spanish civil war on the loyalist side, became disillusioned of all abuses of power and wrote two novels, this one and "1984" to attack them, the first one as a satire and the other as nightmare of what could happen. In "Animal farm" we find the famous sentence that "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than the others". Eric Arthur Blair usó el seudónimo de George Orwell (1903-1950) para sus escritos en los que busca una forma humana de socialismo y por eso ataca fuertemente las distorsiones hechas a las ideas socialistas por los regímenes totalitarios, en especial el de Rusia bajo Stalin. Orwell, que luchó en la guerra civil española al lado de la República, se desilusionó de los abusos del poder y por eso escribió dos novelas, esta y "1984" para atacarlos, la primera en forma de sátira y la segunda como pesadilla que podría suceder. En "Granja de animales", un paralelo a los Soviets está la famosa frase de que "Todos los animales son iguales pero hay animales más iguales que otros". Note: This audiobook is in Spanish.