Garcia Lorca Poet of the Andalusians Federico Garcia Lorca is one of Spain’s most famous artists. He played a large role in transforming the Spanish theatre of the twentieth century. In addition to his original works for the theatres in Barcelona and Madrid, the traveling university theatre he directed, La Baracca, brought classic Spanish dramas to audiences throughout rural Spain. Before his execution by the Fascists in 1936, he had amassed a large body of …showed first 75 words of 2886 total…

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