Quince minutos en globo Disparate cómico-lírico-bailable en un acto, en prosa y verso

A bustling garden becomes the stage for a whirlwind of quick‑witted chatter, mismatched love interests, and uproarious misunderstandings. In just fifteen minutes, a lively crew of suitors, meddling relatives, and flamboyant guests tumble through a series of sharply comic exchanges, mixing verse with prose as they arrange chairs, argue over wedding plans, and tease one another with playful insults. The dialogue crackles with the rhythm of a dance, inviting listeners to picture a vibrant tableau of 19th‑century social life, complete with imagined ventriloquist imitations and spontaneous sevillanas.

The piece balances satire and sentiment, offering a snapshot of a society where propriety clashes with desire, and where a single misstep can send the whole gathering into delightful chaos. Listeners will hear the rapid back‑and‑forth of characters like the scheming Ramón, the sharp‑tongued Petra, and the bewildered Carlotta, all set against a backdrop of light music that urges you to tap your foot. The result is a charming, breezy experience that feels like a theatrical promenade through a garden party gone wonderfully awry.