Romancero gitano

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Romancero gitano is a celebrated poetry collection by Federico García Lorca that blends Andalusian Gypsy folklore with surreal and lyrical imagery to explore themes of passion, fate, and marginalization.

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Romancero gitano canonical 2
Lorca's rural trilogy 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
poetry collection
author Federico García Lorca
countryOfOrigin Spain
criticalReception highly acclaimed
dedicatedTo Melchor Fernández Almagro
features Andalusian landscape
Gypsy folklore
mythic imagery
popular song forms
religious symbolism
genre lyric poetry
poetry
hasPart Burla de don Pedro a caballo
La monja gitana
Preciosa y el aire
Reyerta
Romance de la luna, luna
Romance sonámbulo
San Gabriel
San Miguel
San Rafael
Thamar y Amnón
hasTranslation Gypsy Ballads
influencedBy Andalusian cante jondo
Gypsy oral tradition
Spanish folk ballads
languageStyle lyrical
surreal
symbolic
literaryMovement Generation of '27
Surrealism
mainTheme Andalusian Gypsy culture
linked to: Andalusian culture

death
fate
honor
marginalization
passion
violence
numberOfPoems 18
originalLanguage Spanish
placeOfPublication Madrid
publicationYear 1928
publisher Revista de Occidente
setting Andalusia
significance key work of 20th-century Spanish poetry
one of Federico García Lorca's most famous works
timePeriodOfCreation 1924–1927

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Federico García Lorca notableWork Romancero gitano
Federico García Lorca notableWork Romancero gitano
Bodas de sangre partOf Lorca's rural trilogy
linked to: Romancero gitano