Don à lvaro: O, La Fuerza Del Sino [Spanish]

By Angel de Saavedra Rivas

Book Overview

"Don lvaro o la fuerza del sino" es la obra cumbre del romanticismo espa ol, una pieza teatral que marc 3 un antes y un despu s en la historia literaria de Espa a al romper con las r -gidas normas del neoclasicismo. Escrita por el Duque de Rivas, esta tragedia narra las desventuras de Don lvaro, un caballero de origen misterioso y gallardo cuya nobleza de esp -ritu se ve constantemente truncada por un destino implacable y hostil.

La trama gira en torno al amor prohibido entre Don lvaro y Do a Leonor. Tras una huida frustrada que resulta en una muerte accidental, los protagonistas se ven envueltos en una espiral de persecuci 3n, honor herido y fatalidad que los conducir desde los escenarios de Sevilla hasta los campos de batalla de Italia y, finalmente, a un monasterio solitario. La obra destaca por su mezcla magistral de lo sublime y lo grotesco, alternando prosa y verso con una intensidad emocional sin precedentes en su poca.

Como texto fundamental del movimiento rom ntico, explora la lucha del individuo contra el aislamiento y la fatalidad c 3smica. Su importancia hist 3rica y literaria es tal que sirvi 3 de base para la famosa 3pera de Giuseppe Verdi, "La fuerza del destino". "Don lvaro o la fuerza del sino" permanece como un testimonio vibrante de la pasi 3n humana y la inevitabilidad del destino.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1025614100
• ISBN13: 9781025614106
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 230 Pages
• Weight: 0.72 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.2"