This book contains five plays:
The Billy-Club Puppets
The Shoemakers prodigious wife
The love of Don Perlimlin and Belisa in the garden
Dona Rosita the spinster
The Butterflys evil spell
 
Federico García Lorca, a distinguished Spanish poet, playwright, and theater director, gained global prominence as a prominent figure within the Generation of '27. This esteemed group primarily comprised poets who infused Spanish literature with the principles of European movements like symbolism, futurism, and surrealism. Unfortunately, García Lorca's life was tragically cut short during the onset of the Spanish Civil War when he fell victim to assassination by Nationalist forces.
The circumstances surrounding García Lorca's demise have sparked ongoing debate. While his remains have never been located, speculation regarding the motive persists. Some propose that his sexual orientation and socialist beliefs made him a target, while others suggest a personal feud might have been the catalyst. Despite the uncertainties, García Lorca's enduring legacy as a literary icon and his contributions to shaping Spanish artistic traditions continue to captivate and inspire generations