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- House Record ID
- UH-BK-0002
- Official title
- El Hombre Que Creyó Haberlo Perdido Todo
- Creator
- Ulysess Ortiz
- Category
- Book
- Medium
- Book
- Language
- Spanish
- Public status
- Published
- Known formats
- Kindle
- Kindle ASIN
- B0H56W12D9
- Related property
- UH-BK-0001 · The Man Who Thought He Lost Everything
- Rights holder
- Ulysess Ortiz, unless otherwise indicated by an applicable agreement or official record.
- Registry administration and professional inquiry routing
- ULYARC MEDIA
- Rights availability
- Not publicly offered. Qualified professional inquiries are reviewed per work.
- Rights contact
- contact@ulysessortiz.com
- Last record update
- July 13, 2026
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- Provenance status
- Public ownership claim recorded by ULYARC MEDIA.
- Record function
- Public ownership / provenance notice and official rights routing.
- Registry review
- August 10, 2026
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- None granted by this record.
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