Among the titles are picture books like Lucha Libre, Spanish versions of popular chapter book series like "Captain Underpants" and "The Chronicles of Narnia" and Spanish translations of classics like The Little Prince and titles from the Harry Potter series.
Lucha libre, Mexico's version of pro wrestling, is a strange and heady brew - a blend of religious iconography and politically incorrect slapstick, family therapy and sci-fi fantasy.
At this point lucha libre, Mexico's version of professional wrestling, is famous the world over the superheroesque masks, the muscled men preening and acting out storylines in the ring, the acrobatic aerial maneuvers.
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A make-up palette from Givenchy (2), for example; the brand has released a limited-edition version of its Prisme Libre loose powder, and while there's no direct monkey link to the make-up, there is the rather pretty packaging.
From those illicit hip-hop, R&B;, rock and pan-Latin sounds, which the band celebrated on its 2011 album "My Secret Radio," Tiempo Libre eventually would fashion its distinctive version of Cuban timba, a sort of funkier salsa-on-steroids.
He and Niebla Roja climbed into the ring and went back to work, somehow producing a perfectly credible version of a fast and furious lucha libre finish.
Imagine an Aztec-version of WrestleMania (or Jack Black in "Nacho Libre") and you'll get the basic idea of this hugely popular sport, which originated in Mexico City in the 1930s.
It is a text remodelled to seduce an American readership, which blends the bold policy ideas from the French version with autobiographical detail from an earlier work, "Libre".
A version of this post appeared first in French in Libre Afrique where the author is a columnist.
