El sargento Pimienta vino a Cuba en un submarino amarillo

 (Sgt. Pepper Came to Cuba in a Yellow Submarine) is Cuban author Ernesto Juan Castellanos’s second book about The Beatles.
The book, divided in two halves as a music record, with side A and side B, contains travel pieces of the author around Beatles related places both in London and Liverpool, interviews with John Lennon’s original Quarrymen, Beatles biographer Hunter Davies, Beatles photographer Robert Freeman, and an interesting step-by-step travel chronicle of Paul McCartney’s four-hour visit to Santiago de Cuba on 14 January 2000, accompanied with his children James and Stella.
The author has also written three other non-fiction books, "", "La guerra se acaba –si tú quieres", and "John Lennon en La Habana with a little help from my friends".
Bibliographical information.
Title: El Sgto. Pimienta vino a Cuba en un submarino amarillo
Author: Ernesto Juan Castellanos
Publication: La Habana, Cuba : Editorial Letras Cubanas
Year: 2000 (2000 copies)
Description: 320 p.: ill. ; 21 cm.
Language: Spanish
Standard No: , LCCN: 2001-414041
SUBJECT(S) 
Named Corp: Beatles – Non fiction. 
Note(s): Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-320).
Available in the following libraries.
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US, NC Duke University Library
US, NJ Princeton University
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CA, ON Music Library
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United Kingdom University of Oxford