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Calendario de Adviento: 25 relatos de asesinos navideños (2025)

2025 · Alex Marsalo y Javi Serrano · España · Edited by Admin

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Synopsis

Navidad... Tiempo de dicha y esperanza, de paz, amor y alegría. Las luces de colores y cánticos familiares conforman una de las festividades más esperadas, en la que todo el mundo parece disfrutar de un ambiente mágico junto a sus amigos y familias. Pero ¿y qué hay tras toda esa fachada nevada llena de aparente buena fe y generosas intenciones? Descúbrelo en esta antología de relatos navideños, nuestra particular revisión del clásico calendario de adviento en clave slasher. Atrévete a abrir puerta tras puerta para conocer la cara más oscura y sangrienta de la Navidad. Diferentes tipos de Papá Noel asesino, Reyes Magos crueles, leyendas urbanas, revisiones de cuentos navideños conocidos y muchas otras historias harán que tu cuenta atrás hasta el día 25 sea terrorífica. ¡O, si lo prefieres, date un atracón! Tranquilo, no te juzgaremos. Los asesinos de estos relatos han sido unos niños malos y están en la lista negra de Papá Noel.

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Ein Titel von 2025 rund um Anthologies, Anthologies (multiple authors und Anthologies & Short Stories. Regie: Alex Marsalo y Javi Serrano.

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  1. 1951
  2. 1979
  3. 1980
  4. 1985
  5. 1991
  6. 2025
    Calendario de Adviento: 25 relatos de asesinos navideños

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