Pobres hijos is a three-act comedy in prose by Eusebio Blasco, a prominent Spanish playwright of the late 19th century. First published around 1900, this play showcases Blasco's talent for creating engaging characters and humorous situations. The dialogue is lively, and the plot is filled with unexpected turns, making it a delightful read or performance for those interested in Spanish theater. Blasco's work provides valuable insight into the social dynamics and comedic sensibilities of his time.
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