La mujer de goma, a lively and humorous one-act "vodevil" by Enrique Arroyo and Carlos Dotesio, offers a delightful glimpse into early 20th-century Spanish popular theater. First published in 1913, this short play is a perfect example of the "g nero chico," characterized by its lighthearted themes, fast-paced dialogue, and focus on everyday life. With its accessible language and farcical situations, "La mujer de goma" provides an entertaining read for students of Spanish literature and theater, as well as anyone interested in the history of Spanish popular culture. This edition brings a forgotten gem back to life, allowing a new generation to enjoy its timeless appeal.
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