La pasión según Antígona Pérez

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Editorial Cultural, 1983 - Puerto Rican drama - 122 pages
This play by renowned Puerto Rican writer Sanchez is a tragedy based on the life of Olga Viscal Garriga.

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Escena tercera
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aire refrigerado América amor ANTIGONA Creón Antígona pequeñita Asesinarnos AURORA Antígona blica Concilio Ecuménico condena Confiesa cortejo eclesiástico CREÓN Luces CREÓN Monseñor cuerpo Curet delito desafío detiene doncella ejecutada a contrabajo enterraste los cadáveres escalera escalinatas ESCENA Extra facinerosa Antígona Pérez Fernando foso Fusilamiento Generalísimo Creón Molina gesto gona Pérez grito Guillermo Pérez Héctor Tavárez hermanos Tavárez IRENE Luego LUIS RAFAEL SÁNCHEZ mamá miedo militar militares mira Monseñor Bernardo Escudero Monseñor Escudero muchacha muerte MUJERES Antígona mundo mural regio música elemental necesitan odiosos rumores orquesta Pablo Neruda padre palacio pasadizos rectangulares pasado trece pasión según Antígona Pérez y Santisteban PERIODISTA 2 Local PERIODISTA 3 Excelsior PERIODISTA 4 Manso PERIODISTA 5 Internacional PERIODISTA 5 Verdades Peugeot Pilar Varga plataforma prensa primer plano quiere régimen de Creón regio al fondo regresa República de Molina Reverendísimo sigue soldados sótanos sube subversivos sucesos del trece tío Creón trece de abril veinticinco vino chileno

About the author (1983)

The bulk of Sanchez's works have been published outside of Puerto Rico; nevertheless, he remains the island's most important contemporary author and one of its most controversial. In a key essay, he defends a "poetics of the filthy," by which he means everything that is authentic about Puerto Rican life but that is ignored or vilified by those who want to assimilate Puerto Rico into alienating North American society. His most famous novel, Macho Camacho's Beat (1976), originally published in Argentina, is a scathing indictment of the senseless fragmentation of Puerto Rican life as seen in the urban setting of San Juan. Sanchez's irreverent comedy builds on the silly lyrics of a popular song (the beat of the title), which he develops as a synthesis of life in a "country" that is neither independent nor really a significant part of American society. Sanchez has written a number of widely respected plays on the tragicomic texture of Puerto Rican life, and his fiction in general is noted for its treatment and incorporation of popular culture materials.

Bibliographic information

TitleLa pasión según Antígona Pérez
AuthorLuis Rafael Sánchez
Edition8
PublisherEditorial Cultural, 1983
Original fromUniversity of Texas
DigitizedMar 5, 2009
ISBN8439930925, 9788439930921
Length122 pages
  
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