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NORBERTO QUINTERO HECTOR FUENTES: THE OBSESSION "GAY"

Fragment Article Servando González, entitled "Sweet Cuban soldiers, a masterpiece of literature Castro gay" in reference to the eponymous book by Cuban writer Norberto Fuentes:

In his book, Sweet Cuban soldiers, Norberto Fuentes ignored reveals a vision of this breed of super male gay warmongers. Merely qualifying for warriors - in fact many of them are nothing more than murderers of low birth - of "sweet" and indicates that there is something odd about this book, is not said openly, but is revealed to those who have the key or the intuition of what it hides.

Fuentes' book is a kind of ode to love for Antonio (Tony) de la Guardia, the staff of the murderer murderer Fidel Castro, which in turn ended up being killed by the Murderer in Chief. Apparently Tony's love for the Murderer in Chief was so deep that clouded his intellect, and never discovered that Castro, as the black widow, first loves, then kills. (...)

Sources whole book exudes homoeroticism, and revealed in the descriptions of male-male who slipped as random sources between his mellow pages. (...) Referring to Tony, Fuentes ecstasy description that both male-male admires: "A very nice, good skin, which always see neatly shaved and flat stomach - a fifty commendable - and strong muscles barely noticeable under the uniform of their service or dress jeans and shirt pictures, but that is revealed when you see him in shorts and shirt. " [P. 120].

"I was with his shoes and sweater and you could hear the hiss of the water SIFAS and sang a ballad, which was the highest state of happiness for this warrior ... I was in his usual camouflage pullover, sleeveless, that alternated at times with a desmangado also where the word PLAYHOUSE printed on thick white characters on twill shoulder to shoulder ... the playground was where Tony liked going barefoot. [P. 124] (...)

A few pages later, Fuentes recounts a conversation he had with Tony in which both refer to key figures in the American movie fan culture, including Tarzan, "with his knife to slay command gorillas traitors to the waist and yellow trusita coquettish black quilted covering his feet leopard eggs ... (Emphasis added) [p. 128]

On the subject of that in Cuba all the important people, including García Márquez, are under surveillance and video recordings and constants, including their sexual activities, comments that Fidel Fuentes Castro "is an insatiable consumer of that crap. No image, much less sexual image, rather he tends to reject ... "[p. 132]

And then he adds:" The rejection of the image in addition to the information and a preference for the processing brain data, is the only female trait that could be recognized in the personality of Fidel Castro. Sample conduct arid, dry and conviction of some brothers - no more than three - that has never been in love. Establishing a similar relationship between the naked and death ... He gave his brother a woman for the dismissal, Vilma Espin, and say that in his performance between the sheets is the worst in the West, 'a bad stick of hell, "according to comments of a legendary Cuban model of the fifties, Norka." [p. 136]

Elsewhere in his book, after a long wallow in morbid description shootings in the fortress of La Cabaña, Fuentes describes the members of the firing squad, "All white, well fed, bathed, dressed in clean uniforms with those blue shirts enviably tight to their defined musculature ... [P. 140] "

Referring to Patricio de la Guardia, the twin brother of Tony, Fuentes admits:" Then I look at Patrick, wearing his Adidas mono opaque gymnast, and he will not know that I am watching and I enjoy her smile and her calm as no woman can ever experience. [P. 174] (...)

When he talks about Jose Abrantes, another "sweet" Cuban fighters, Fuentes is carried away by emotion and describes it as "... a man apparently unavoidable physical beauty." [ p. 394] "... of exceptional beauty." [p. 395] "... swarthy, young, beautiful truth ..." [p. 395] And Abrantes and Castro as "... the two really beautiful... "[p. 396]

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