Felipillo
Felipillo is a controversial figure in Peruvian history, often seen as a traitor for serving as an interpreter for Spanish conquistadors, but in Alfredo Barreda's new novel 'Crepúsculo incaico,' he is reinterpreted as a scapegoat of his time, highlighting the complexities of his role during the Spanish conquest.
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Felipillo is portrayed as a scapegoat in the historical narrative surrounding the fall of the Inca Empire.
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