José Zorrilla y Moral Books
February 21, 1817 – January 23, 1893
A Spanish playwright and poet, this author was a towering figure of the Romantic movement. His genius as a poet of his time is most evident in his legends and epic poems, while his dramatic works, including a play that remains the most popular in Spanish theatrical history, continue to resonate with audiences. His prolific output, largely focused on national histories and lyrical legends, is characterized by vibrant verse and a deep engagement with Spanish tradition. He is celebrated for his distinctive voice and enduring contribution to Spanish literature.
Don Juan Tenorio, spanische Ausgabe
- 226 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Don Juan Tenorio, el drama romantico por excelencia, es una de las pocas obras que han tenido y siguen teniendo una vida autentica mente popular. Dificil seria encontrar un espanol que no sepa recitar de memoria alguno de sus versos. El drama, que repite el viejo tema de Don Juan, ha adquirido una eficacia literaria inusitada en la mezcla de temas de capa y espada con los religiosos y morales. Esta edicion se basa en la francesa que Zorrilla dio como definitiva cotejada con el manuscrito autografo conservado en la Real Academia Espanola
After Dona Inés is kidnapped for a bet, Don Juan Tenorio falls in love with her, inadvertently causing a series of events which lead to her death. Highly complex and extremely ‘modern’, Don Juan is at times romantic and passionate, a sinner and a positive figure in his ability to feel remorse.
Don Juan Tenorio: Leer En Espanol - Level 3 (Spanish Edition)
Clásicos Secundaria - 13: Don Juan Tenorio
- 230 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Biblioteca Clásica Bruno - 5: Don Juan Tenorio - Edición de Felipe B. Pedraza
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
" Don Juan Tenorio " es, sin disputa, la más popular de las obras dramáticas españolas. Recrea un mito de la modernidad que funde dos viejos motivos literarios: el del burlador y el del convidado de piedra. A partir de esta tradición, José Zorrilla escribió una acción fascinante, perfectamente estructurada, que subraya el gesto teatral y presenta cómo el protagonista, irrespetuoso y sacrílego, regenera y salva gracias al amor de doña Inés.
