El Codigo Da Vinci/The Da Vinci Code

When an elderly curator of the Louvre turns up murdered, his body surrounded by enigmatic ciphers written in invisible ink, code-breaker Robert Langdon and a French cryptologist are called in to unravel the clues to the killing, only to discover that the riddles are linked to the works of Leonardo da Vinci and to a clandestine, ruthless sect within the Catholic Church.

Tras el asesinato del último maestre de una sociedad secreta, este deja una última clave, desencadenando una serie de oscuros misterios encubiertos por la iglesia. Símbolos y acertijos, que deberán ser descifrados por Robert Langdon, revela la verdad de un secreto inimaginable. Con atractiva voz Raúl Amundaray interpreta de forma seductora los intrigantes diálogos, logrando asimilar a todos los protagonistas masculinos con acento, animo y la entonación adecuada para cada uno de ellos. Incluso modulando su voz recrea personajes femeninos. El lector podrá identificar los diferentes roles que adopta el narrador, quedando atrapado en este misterio. La esporádica y predominante música de piano, induce cierta intriga en los diálogos. M.B.M. 2006 Audie Award Winner

[ENGLISH TRANSLATION]--In the moments before his death, the last grand master of a secret society leaves a clue that leads to the discovery of a series of dark mysteries hidden by the Catholic Church. Robert Langdon must decipher the symbols and conundrums to reveal the truth of an unimaginable secret. With an alluring voice, Raúl Amundaray interprets the scheming dialogues with equal skill among the male and female protagonists, giving them a discrete accent, believable animation, and an individual cadence. The listener will easily identify the different roles played by the narrator, remaining entrapped in the mystery. The sporadic and powerful piano music induces a riveting intrigue to Amundaray's performance. J.A.H. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine