La villana de Getafe
Hardcover
Series: Teatro, Book 424
ISBN13: 9788411263641
Publisher: Linkgua Ediciones
Published: Jan 1 2024
Pages: 178
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: Spanish
La villana de Getafe es un comedia urbana de Lope de Vega. Salió impresa por vez primera en la Parte XIV de sus comedias, en 1620.
Se trata de una divertida comedia, probablemente escrita por el Fénix de los Ingenios hacia 1613. Es el año del edicto contra los moriscos, a tenor de las escenas finales del acto 11, que ponen de manifiesto un sentimiento contra esa minorÃa.
El rencor contra los moriscos es aquà un asunto secundario. El tema central de esta comedia el galanteo impropio entre un noble madrileño don Félix y la villana Inés de Getafe. Una relación absolutamente inusitada para los parámetros sociales de la época.
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