Troteras y danzaderas

Troteras y danzaderas (1913), translated as "Trotters and Dancers," is a novel by Ramón Pérez de Ayala. It is described as a work about literary and Bohemian life in Madrid.1

Ramón Pérez de Ayala was a Spanish novelist, poet, and critic known for his philosophical satire and novels of ideas. He was part of the Generation of 1898, a group of Spanish intellectuals who sought to diagnose and address the nation's perceived ills following the Spanish-American War. His early works include a volume of poetry and a series of autobiographical novels, with Troteras y danzaderas being one of them.12