
OBRAS COMPLETAS DE FÍGARO
PRÓLOGO
VIDA DE DON MARIANO JOSÉ DE LARRA
DOS PALABRAS
¿QUIÉN ES EL PÚBLICO Y DÓNDE SE LE ENCUENTRA?
SÁTIRA CONTRA LOS VICIOS DE LA CORTE
CARTA Á ANDRÉS
EMPEÑOS Y DESEMPEÑOS
SÁTIRA CONTRA LOS MALOS VERSOS DE CIRCUNSTANCIAS
TEATROS ¿QUIÉN ES POR ACÁ EL AUTOR DE UNA COMEDIA?
In this first volume the listener is invited into the sharp‑tongued world of one of Spain’s most incisive 19th‑century commentators. His prose flickers between fierce satire and thoughtful critique, capturing the turbulence of a society caught between political upheaval and cultural renewal. The introductory notes provide a concise portrait of his life, setting the stage for the breadth of material that follows.
The collection weaves together a lively prologue, a series of witty pamphlets, letters addressed to friends, and early theatrical sketches, each revealing his talent for exposing pretension and hypocrisy. From playful jabs at courtly vices to earnest reflections on the future of Spanish theatre, the pieces balance humor with earnest moral concern. Listeners will hear the same restless energy that made his voice unforgettable, offering a vivid snapshot of a writer whose influence still echoes in today’s literary conversation.
Language
es
Duration
~16 hours (976K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
France: Garnier, 1889.
Credits
Andrés V. Galia, Thiers and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2022-03-21
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1809–1837
A sharp, restless voice of Spanish Romanticism, he turned journalism into a weapon against hypocrisy, bad taste, and political failure. His essays still stand out for their wit, speed, and frustration with a country he longed to see renewed.
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