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La casa de Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca · Booklabria

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La casa de Bernarda Alba

WomenSocial conditions

La casa de Bernarda Alba

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First published: 1997
Editions: 37 in 2 languages

Synopsis

A partir de la muerte de su marido, Bernarda Alba se encierra con sus 5 hijas ya adultas para guardar luto por un período de 8 años, permitiendo únicamente el ingreso a la casa de Pepe el Romano, un misterioso aristócrata que llega a caballo cada atardecer, y que está comprometido con la hija mayor. La más joven de las hermanas y otra hermana tambien se enamoran de Pepe.

Subjects: Women
Social conditions
Drama
Widows
Mujeres
Familia
Set in: Spain
España
Time: 20th Century

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37 in 2 languages

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