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Best spanish-language lit? Bonus point if its from southern Spain? Planning to go to Torrevieja this may want to get accustomed culturally

>> No.22896632

>>22896623
Go to Sinaloa my friend, you will love it.

>> No.22896695

>>22896632
i am not gonna drive more than 300km away of Torrevieja and you want me to go to fucking Mexico

>> No.22896712

why Torrevieja? is the favourite place for old ppl here... Try to go to the beaches of Almeria, Murcia is OK...

I really like Miguel Delibes for his depictions of rural and profound mid 60's Spanish society. I also enjoy Garcia Lorca for andalucian touch. Check 'generacion del 27' and 'generacion del 98' and pick any author.

>> No.22897466

>>22896623
all the books don quixote cites during his adventures since Quixote is a noble knight with great taste

>> No.22897499

>>22896623
>southern Spain
Machado and Góngora

https://youtu.be/efCEYH2JGMM?si=WcXAz4SwHRa1GUku

https://youtu.be/eZJlWOPYjy8?si=4zuZ7-eEN3gB-mXA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PJ7XQd18UE

>> No.22897511

>>22897499
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZCqaXzkol4

>> No.22897673

Set in Southern Spain:
In terms of theater, I'd read "Fuenteovejuna" by Lope de Vega, the rural trilogy of Lorca ("Yerma", "Blood Wedding" and "The House of Bernarda Alba", they're short. Also "Doña Rosita the Spinster", set in Granada), "Don Juan Tenorio", and "Don Álvaro o la fuerza del sino".
Then, "The Family of Pascual Duarte", which is set in Extremadura (culturally and geographically the same as Andalusia) is a good realist novel, too.
Also, the posts above are right.