Within Podimo's monthly subscription, readers will be able to find from today must-read titles in audiobook format such as, “Gema” by Milena Busquets, “Seda” by Alessandro Baricco, “Lolita” by Vladimir Nabokov, “Ofendiditos” by Lucía Lijtmaer, “Cara de pan” by Sara Mesa, “Lectura fácil” by Cristina Morales. With a Latin accent, we highlight titles such as, “Las cosas que perdimos en fuego” by Mariana Enriquez, “Poeta Chileno” by Alejandro Zambra, “La hija única” by Guadalupe Nettel, among others. 

This new addition to Podimo's Spanish audiobook catalog represents an increase of more than 30 new titles among Hispanic and Latin American narratives, a collection of new notebooks, as well as essays and classics. 

Anagrama, an independent publishing house founded in 1969, has published around 4,000 titles. As a constant throughout these five decades, it is worth highlighting: the search for new voices - that is, the bet on the possible classics of the future - both in narrative and in essay, in our country and in other fields; the rescue of those neglected or already unattainable classics from the 20th century; the exploration of the most significant political, moral, and cultural debates of our time.

With a catalog of over 50,000 podcasts and nearly 4,000 audiobooks, Podimo is consolidating itself as the platform with the most diverse catalog of audio content in Spanish. In the coming months, Podimo will continue to grow the catalog with new agreements with publishers that will provide Podimo users with a greater number of titles related to the world of literature, historical and romantic novels, as well as audiobooks related to the world of business, personal development, and meditation. Listeners will also be able to access language learning audiobooks as well as a wide catalog of audiobooks for children and young adults.

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