Una vez m s, el autor nos hace disfrutar de la historia de M xico conociendo sus entresijos carnales y sus pasiones. «Una prueba para demostrar que no me dej impresionar por los comentarios adversos ni me import que me llamaran irreverente, entre otros calificativos, por haberme atrevido a bajar de sus respectivos pedestales a los grandes protagonistas de la historia de M xico y por exhibirlos como figuras de carne y hueso con sus fortalezas y debilidades ...] Aqu est Arrebatos carnales II. Francisco Mart n Moreno regresa con grandes hombres y mujeres de la historia y sus amores. Para abrir apetito comienza con la G era Rodr guez, mujer hermosa y estratega audaz, en amor os con Iturbide; tambi n nos lleva de la mano por la alcoba de Diego Rivera y sus m ltiples amantes, mientras vemos de perfil a una Frida Kahlo rompiendo moldes; otra mirada dura de las pasiones es la de Isabel Motecuhzoma, hija del gran Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin, para seguir con la entereza de do a Josefa Ortiz de Dom nguez y cerrar, como una gran cereza, con los arrebatos de don L zaro C rdenas. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Once again, Francisco Martin Moreno helps us enjoy the history of Mexico by getting to know some of its private affections and its passionate ins-and-outs. "As a testament to show that I was not at all bothered by the adverse comments I received after my last publication, nor did I care that they called me irreverent, among other adjectives, for having dared to lower the great protagonists of Mexico's history from their respective long-lived pedestals, and for portraying them as humans made of flesh and bone with both strengths and weaknesses ...] Here I offer you Carnal Outbursts 2". --Francisco Martin Moreno Francisco Mart n Moreno returns inviting us once again to humanize the great men and women in history and their love affairs. He begins with the G era Rodr guez, a beautiful woman and audacious strategist, and her love affair with Agustin de Iturbide, future emperor of Mexico; He also takes of Diego Rivera's bedroom and his revolving door of many lovers, while we see a profile of Frida Kahlo breaking the mold; He offers a hard look at the passionate relationships of Isabel Moctezuma, daughter of the great Moctezuma Xocoyotzin (Moctezuma II); He continues with Do a Josefa Ortiz de Dom nguez' strength and determination, and closes, with a cherry on top, with the outbursts of none other than Don L zaro C rdenas.