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Even in Spanish Vampires are Hot

Even in Spanish Vampires are Hot
Literanista February 27, 2009

The Twilight Saga (Crepúsculo) Sells Over 2.5 Million Copies In Spanish


“Alfaguara, an imprint of Santillana, has published the series in the Spanish market, including the United States and Latin America. The entire saga: Crepúsculo, Luna Nueva, Eclipse, Amanecer, and the movie companion Crepúsculo: El libro oficial de la película has sold over two and a half million copies. Sales throughout the world, in 39 countries, total forty-two million copies.”

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