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García Lorca was friends with both Creator/SalvadorDali and [[Creator/LuisBunuel Luis Buñuel]]. However, the relationship between them eroded after Dalí rejected his advances and eventually ended with the release of ''Film/UnChienAndalou'', that García Lorca took as a personal attack (he was an Andalusian).
Lorca could be accurately defined as a true free soul. He had a deep social conscience, although he always declined to confine himself within political terms, claiming to be at the same time "Catholic, communist, anarchist, liberal, traditionalist and monarchist". He was a friend of both Falangists and socialists, which naturally only brought him trouble.
Lorca could be accurately defined as a true free soul. He had a deep social conscience, although he always declined to confine himself within political terms, claiming to be at the same time "Catholic, communist, anarchist, liberal, traditionalist and monarchist". He was a friend of both Falangists and socialists, which naturally only brought him trouble.
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García Lorca was friends with both Creator/SalvadorDali and [[Creator/LuisBunuel Luis Buñuel]]. However, the relationship between them eroded after Dalí rejected his advances and eventually ended with the release of ''Film/UnChienAndalou'', that García Lorca took as a personal attack (he was an Andalusian).
Lorca could be accurately defined as a true free soul. He had a deep social conscience, although he always declined to confine himself within political terms, claiming to be at the same time"Catholic, "[[OxymoronicBeing Catholic, communist, anarchist, liberal, traditionalist and monarchist".monarchist]]". He was a friend of both Falangists and socialists, which naturally only brought him trouble.
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His grave has not yet been found, having been deliberately hidden by his killers so it wold not become a point of pilgrimage.
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His plays always dealt with death, unrequited or impossible love and full of angst, themes that resounded quite well in his own life; a tormented man that never seemed to found true happiness and could only exorcise his own demons through writing.
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His plays always dealt with death, unrequited or impossible love and full of angst, themes that resounded quite well in his own life; a tormented man that never seemed to found find true happiness and could only exorcise his own demons through writing.
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One of the most famous UsefulNotes/{{Sp|ain}}anish playwrights from the 20th century, García Lorca was an icon of his era. Born in 1898, he’s still one of the most known members of the Generation of '27.
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One of the most famous UsefulNotes/{{Sp|ain}}anish poets and playwrights from the 20th century, García Lorca was an icon of his era. Born in 1898, he’s still one of the most known members of the Generation of '27.
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He also wrote a lot of poetry, along the same lines. However, by the end of his life he started to focus more on plays, so his poetic production started to decay.
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He also wrote a lot of poetry, along the same lines. However, While he considered himself first and foremost a poet, by the end of his life he started to focus more on plays, so his poetic production started to decay.
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* LongTitle: ''The Love of Don Perlimplín and Belisa in the Garden''.
** Many poems in ''Sonnets of Dark Love'', especially "Sonnet in the Style of Gongora in Which the Poet Sends His Love a Dove" and "The Poet Asks His Love About the Enchanted City of Cuenca".
** Many poems in ''Sonnets of Dark Love'', especially "Sonnet in the Style of Gongora in Which the Poet Sends His Love a Dove" and "The Poet Asks His Love About the Enchanted City of Cuenca".
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** He had in mind a “trilogy of the Spanish earth”, but only did the first two (''Blood Wedding'' and ''Yerma'') before he died.
** His plans included such daring projects as ''The Blood Has No Voice'', a play about "a case of incest", ''The Beautiful Beast'', a story about a young man who fell in love with his horse, and a biblical drama ''The Destruction of Sodom''. None of these even came [[DiedDuringProduction close to finished]] and either they weren't written down at all or had only few pages written as first drafts.
** He had in mind a “trilogy of the Spanish earth”, but only did the first two (''Blood Wedding'' and ''Yerma'') before he died.
** His plans included such daring projects as ''The Blood Has No Voice'', a play about "a case of incest", ''The Beautiful Beast'', a story about a young man who fell in love with his horse, and a biblical drama ''The Destruction of Sodom''. None of these even came [[DiedDuringProduction close to finished]] and either they weren't written down at all or had only few pages written as first drafts.
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His life was tragically cut as soon as the UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar broke out. He was detained barely a month later by the fascist rebels and executed. His grave has not yet been found.
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Lorca could be accurately defined as a true free soul. He had a deep social conscience, although he always declined to confine himself within political terms, claiming to be at the same time "Catholic, communist, anarchist, liberal, traditionalist and monarchist". He was a friend of both Falangists and socialists, which naturally only brought him trouble.
His life was tragically cutas soon as barely a month after the UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar broke out. He was detained barely a month later by Having earned the ire of the fascist rebels rebels, worsened by accusations of relatives who disputed with him over an inheritance, he sought refuge with friends in the Falange, but not even those could save him from being detained and executed. executed.
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* MindScrew: The air of mystery and highly unusual metaphors that sometimes obscure the meaning are staples of Lorca's poetry, but the works from the late 1920s and early 1930s, many of which show the influence of {{Surrealism}}, take it UpToEleven.
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* MindScrew: The air of mystery and highly unusual metaphors that sometimes obscure the meaning are staples of Lorca's poetry, but the works from the late 1920s and early 1930s, many of which show the influence of {{Surrealism}}, take it UpToEleven.up a notch.
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* EnterStageWindow: Cocoliche visits Rosita this way in ''The Billy-Club Puppets''.
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** Rosita and Cocoliche in ''The Billy-Club Puppets'' are in love and want to get married, while a wealthy Don Cristobita wants Rosita for himself; the matters get even more complicated with appearance of Rosita’s ex, Currito, who’s still in love with her while she isn’t interested in him anymore.
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* LoveTriangle: They are common in his plays. Curianito, his fiancée and Butterfly in ''Butterfly's Evil Spell''; Belisa, Perlimplín and [[spoiler:Perlimplín in disguise]] in ''The Love of Don Perlimplín''; Yerma, Juan and Victor in ''Yerma'' (though Yerma and Victor’s relationship are more like the romance that could, and perhaps should, have been). When his plays don’t have a Love Triangle, they often have a Love Dodecahedron instead.
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** Leonardo, Bride, Groom and Leonardo's Wife in ''Blood Wedding''.
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* LoveDodecahedron: Typist in ''Once Five Years Pass'' is in love with Young Man, who is in love (or thinks he is in love) with his Fiancée, who is [[spoiler: secretly in relationship with Rugby Player and eventually leaves Young Man for him]].
** Also occurs in ''Mariana Pineda'', where Fernando, Pedrosa and perhaps Amparo are all in love with Mariana, who is madly in love with Pedro Sotomayor; while Pedro and Mariana are in relationship, at the end it turns out that her love for him was much stronger that his for her.
** Also occurs in ''Mariana Pineda'', where Fernando, Pedrosa and perhaps Amparo are all in love with Mariana, who is madly in love with Pedro Sotomayor; while Pedro and Mariana are in relationship, at the end it turns out that her love for him was much stronger that his for her.
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* TravelogueShow: ''Impressions and Ladscapes'', his first published book, was about his trips around the towns of Spain.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Some of his plays have a character of Author who addresses the audience at the beginning.
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* OffingTheOffspring: The short play ''Buster Keaton Takes a Walk'' starts with Buster Keaton killing his four children.
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* LovesMyAlterEgo: In ''The Love of Don Perlimplín'' [[spoiler:the dashing young man whom Belisa loves turns out to be her elderly husband Perlimplín in disguise]].
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* SweetPollyOliver: When the Prince in the short puppet comedy ''The Girl Who Waters Basil and the Very Inquisitive Prince'' fells ill with love-induced melancholy, the Mage who claims that he knows how to heal him arrives to his court. [[spoiler:This Mage is actually Irene, the eponymous Girl Who Waters Basil and Prince's love interest]].
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* SweetPollyOliver: When the Prince in the short puppet comedy ''The Girl Who Waters Basil and the Very Inquisitive Prince'' fells falls ill with love-induced melancholy, the Mage who claims that he knows how to heal him arrives to his court. [[spoiler:This Mage is actually Irene, the eponymous Girl Who Waters Basil and Prince's love interest]].
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* AnimalReligion: In the poem "The Encounters of an Adventurous Snail", two old frogs have a conversation with the eponymous snail about God, praying and paradise. It turns out that the image of the snail paradise differs drastically from the image of the frog paradise, as each species imagines paradise as a place that would be ideally suited for their needs.
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* CivilizedAnimal: Or, rather, Civilized Insects in ''The Butterfly's Evil Spell''.
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* NamelessNarrative: ''The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife'', ''Blood Wedding'', ''Once Five Years Pass'', ''The Audience'' and ''The Play Without a Title'' all have none or very few named characters.
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* IncestantAdmirer: Amnon is "Thamar and Amnon" from ''Gypsy Ballads'' lusts after his sister Thamar and ends up raping her.
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* IncestantAdmirer: Amnon is "Thamar and Amnon" from ''Gypsy Ballads'' lusts after his sister Thamar and ends up raping her.
* NearRapeExperience: In "Preciosa and Wind", the sentient wind attempts to rape the Romani woman Preciosa, but she manages to run away from him.
* SolarAndLunar: "Two Norms", a pair of related poems about heterosexual and homosexual love, are subtitled "Under the Sun" and "Under the Moon", respectively. This sets the tone for each poem.
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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Spanish national hero Mariana Pineda in the play with the same name and Buster Keaton in ''Buster Keaton Takes a Walk''
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