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Canción de cuna
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Canción de cuna

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  • Gregorio Martínez Sierra

    His masterpiece, Canción de cuna (1911; “Song of the Cradle”), was popular in both Spain and Spanish America. The most marked feature of his drama, his insight into his female characters, has been attributed to his wife, María de la O Lejárraga, who collaborated with him and…

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    His masterpiece, Canción de cuna (1911; “Song of the Cradle”), was popular in both Spain and Spanish America. The most marked feature of his drama, his insight into his female characters, has been attributed to his wife, María de la O Lejárraga, who collaborated with him and…

    Read More