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Esperpento denotes a
literary style in
Spanish literature first established by
Spanish author Ramón María del Valle-Inclán that uses
distorted descriptions...
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Esperpentos (1930). Contains: Las
galas del
difunto (El
terno del difunto), Los
cuernos de don Friolera.
Esperpento, La hija del capitán.
Esperpento The...
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blindness due to
developing syphilis. The play is a
degenerated tragedy (
esperpento)
focusing on the
troubles of the
literary and
artistic world in Spain...
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genial esperpento" (in Spanish). El pais.
Retrieved 8
August 2010. {{cite journal}}: Cite
journal requires |journal= (help) "Un
genial esperpento" (in Spanish)...
- del
esperpento.
Ediciones Tres Fronteras. ISBN 978-84-7564-413-4. Pérez Adán, Luis
Miguel (3
April 2015). "Pedro Beltrán, la estética del
esperpento". La...
- 98–99.
Gallup 1972, pp. 691, 708–09, 722. Arce,
Julio (2011). "Irony,
esperpento, and
Parody in the
Music of ¡Bienvenido
Mister Marshall!".
Journal of...
- production. García Sánchez saw his film as "more like a
sainete than an
esperpento".
Distributed by Alta Films, the film was
released theatrically in Spain...
- New York Times. pp. x6. ProQuest 112907556. Arce,
Julio (2011). "Irony,
esperpento, and
Parody in the
Music of ¡Bienvenido
Mister Marshall!".
Journal of...
- film 3 out of 5 stars,
deeming it a 'family-friendly' and foul-mouthed
esperpento,
although with no
offence intended. Enid Román
Almanza of Cinemanía rated...
- Spanish). ISSN 1134-6582.
Retrieved 2022-10-08. "La teoría y la práctica del
esperpento - Cátedra Valle-Inclán".
Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de
Cervantes (in Spanish)...
