The dragonhumans - such as Alexander the Great, Aníbal, Julio César, Atila, Don Pelayo, el Cid, Ricardo Corazón de León, Genghis Khan, Juana de Arco, Pope Julius II, Hernán Cortés, Napoleón, Simón Bolívar, Hitler and many others- They are creatures capable of altering history with incredible deeds and atrocities, whether for the sake of freedom, profit, justice or intolerance.Pedro Gonzalez-Trevijano shows them, like the dragons of popular, imposing stories, both in its most majestic facet, as in the ridiculous and pompous, moving almost always on the stormy waters of politics, an ideal breeding ground for dragons to unleash their relentless voracity: greed, lust for command and longing As Mario Vargas Llosa affirms in the prologue to this work, the dragonhumans «defended generous causes, such as freedom or justice, or abominable causes, such as racism, profit, and religious or ideolo...read more