Don Quixote

De: Miguel de Cervantes

Narrado por: Julian Reinoso

Published in two volumes a decade apart, Don Quixote is the most influential work of literature to emerge from the Spanish Golden Age and perhaps the entire Spanish literary canon. As a founding work of modern Western literature, it regularly appears at the top of lists of the greatest works of fiction ever published.Public Domain (P)2008 Alpha DVD LLC

Classic tale made difficult

Where the use of a slight Spanish accent could enhance the enjoyment of the tale, the number of mispronunciations causes a loss of flow to the story and takes the listener out of the book and into a mode of just trying to figure out what was supposed to be said.

should have listened to sample

It was just a little difficult to understand what was being said. Had a hard time hearing it.

Difficult to understand in a car

This audiobook is not recommended for environments like cars. The accent is challenging without interference but impossible with interference.

Nearly Incomprehensible Narration

Would you try another book from Miguel de Cervantes and/or Julian Reinoso?

Certainly not Julian Reinoso.

What didn’t you like about Julian Reinoso’s performance?

His pronunciations and accents are off the chart bizarre!

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappointed; I didn't get past the first 30 minutes.

Any additional comments?

The comments of other members speak to the same issues I have raised.

Not a very good narration of thi great work of art

This narration lacks the panache of the original text. This narrator is completely unable to convey the inferred humor of the language of the original text. Not only is the narration liking the subtleties d original oh just work this translation seems to wholly miss the wonder and the subtle nuances of the original old style Spanish script.

The narrator's inability to correctly pronounce the Old English forms of "Thee" and "Thou" does not convey the original wit and wisdom of these epic stories.

This narration sounds like a high school freshman reading Shakespeare aloud for the first time