Romancero gitano (Edición ilustrada)

Since its publication in 1928, the Gypsy Ballads have continued to fascinate generations of readers with the dark beauty of the metaphors that permeate a universe where symbols and images—the moon, water, the knife, blood, the horse, desire, and death—throb with a rhythm and musical intensity almost impossible to forget. Federico García Lorca took the ballad to uncharted territory and distilled popular tradition to create one of the most hypnotic and captivating works of world poetry. Today, Ilu Ros returns to Lorca's world to illuminate his most celebrated collection of poems. Her illustrations open a surprising and innovative dialogue with the verses and reveal, with unique sensitivity, the visual, symbolic, and thoroughly contemporary power of this absolute classic.