Tuareg

by Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa

The Tuaregs are the true sons of the desert. They can survive in the harshest of conditions like nobody else. The noble inmouchar Gazel Sayah is the master of a large extension of the desert. One day, two fugitives arrive from the north and Gazel, following his ancient and sacred hospitality laws, gives them shelter. However, Gazel doesn't realise that his act of kindness will lead him towards a deadly adventure. Tuareg is a classic epic and at the same time a beautiful rendition to one of the most singular cultures in the world.

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