El monte de las nimas Adaptaci n al c mic de El monte de las nimas de Gustavo Adolfo B cquer en forma de historieta de p ginas Se trata de una historia de corte tr gico y sobrenatural que encaja tem ticamente bas
Adaptaci n al c mic de El monte de las nimas 1861 de Gustavo Adolfo B cquer, en forma de historieta de 30 p ginas Se trata de una historia de corte tr gico y sobrenatural, que encaja tem ticamente bastante bien con la obra anterior de Rub n.Texto de contraportada Fantasmas que claman venganza, un dai inminente con la llegada del nuevo d a, una promesa, una trampa Adaptaci n al c mic de El monte de las nimas 1861 de Gustavo Adolfo B cquer, en forma de historieta de 30 p ginas Se trata de una historia de corte tr gico y sobrenatural, que encaja tem ticamente bastante bien con la obra anterior de Rub n.Texto de contraportada Fantasmas que claman venganza, un dai inminente con la llegada del nuevo d a, una promesa, una trampa Estrem cete con la leyenda m s terror fica que ha dado la literatura espa ola En la noche de difuntos, Alonso narra a su prima Beatriz la terrible leyenda que pesa sobre el monte de las nimas Sin embargo, Beatriz insiste en que su primo regrese al mal fico lugar para recuperar la banda azul que ha perdido en una cacer a esa misma ma ana Superar Alonso por amor el miedo a los fantasmas que recorren el monte
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Gustavo Adolfo Dom nguez Bastida, better known as Gustavo Adolfo B cquer, was a Spanish post romanticist writer of poetry, short stories, and nonfiction now considered one of the most important figures in Spanish literature He adopted the alias of B cquer as his brother Valeriano B cquer, a painter, had done earlier He was associated with the post romanticism movement and wrote while realism was enjoying success in Spain He was moderately well known during his life, but it was after his death that most of his works were published He is best known for his intimate, lyrical poems and for his legends importantly, he is remembered for the verbal decor with which he impregnated everything he wrote A Romantic poet above all else, B cquer infused every single line he wrote with sensorial intensity, and his Legends still serve today as some of the most brilliant examples of prose poetry Always including elements of the supernatural, B cquer imbued his legends with a gothic sensibility, depicting gnomes, ghosts, enchanted fortresses and monasteries, and men and women who succumb to vanity or desire Other lesser known, but none less valuable, works include his Cartas Desde mi Celda Letters from my Cell and Cartas Literarias a una Mujer Literary Epistles to a Woman which adopt an intimate, contemplative style similar to Thoreau in Walden Here we find him ruminating at length on the subjects that characterize his poetic works love, the purpose of art, folklore, the seductive pull of ancient ruins and, of course, women.An essential figure in the canon of Hispanic letters, and an obligatory reading in any Spanish language High School, he is today considered the founder of modern Spanish lyricism B cquer s influence on 20th century poets of the Spanish language is felt in the works of poets such as Octavio Paz, Giannina Braschi, Antonio Machado, Juan Ram n Jim nez, Pablo Neruda and many .