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Tirano Banderas
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A scorching frontier stretches under a bright moon, where the rhythm of cattle drives and the clatter of hidden rifles set the stage for a night that could change everything. Filomeno Cuevas, a rugged rancher, gathers a motley crew of peasants, soldiers, and opportunists, each sworn to a secretive oath as the first bell of midnight draws near. The air is thick with the scent of river reeds and the restless whispers of a land caught between tradition and rebellion.
Among the assembled are Atilio Palmieri, the impulsive cousin with a taste for danger, and the enigmatic Colonelito de la Gándara, a deserter whose military knowledge clashes with Filomeno’s raw instinct. Their plans range from daring raids on convents to igniting chaos in bustling fairs, all while a ticking clock looms overhead. As loyalties are tested and ambitions flare, listeners are pulled into a vivid tableau of power, violence, and the desperate hope of those who dare to reshape their destiny.
Language
es
Duration
~5 hours (300K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Spain: Imprenta Rivadeneyra, 1926.
Credits
Ramón Pajares Box. (This file was produced from images generously made available by Biblioteca Digital Hispánica/Biblioteca Nacional de España.)
Release date
2022-05-23
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1866–1936
A fiercely original voice in modern Spanish literature, he helped reshape drama and fiction with bold, satirical works that still feel startlingly alive. Best known for pushing theater toward the grotesque and the visionary, he remains one of Spain’s most distinctive writers.
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