El Aire de una Mujer is a one-act satirical play with eight
scenes premiered at Teatro y Circo de Madrid on August
3, 1871. Written by poet and humorist Jose Alcala Galiano,
this literary oeuvre is a representative of a Spanish poetic
form and genre adopting the copla (four verses of four
lines each). A close reading reveals that it uses colloquial
and direct language that is apt for comic effect.
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Eufemiano Lorenzo Jurado and José Alcalá Galiano
El Aire De Una Mujer Copla Bufo Satirica En Un Acto Y En Verso
El Teatro y Administración Lírico-Dramatica,
Madrid, 1871
Madrid, 1871
8" x 5 1/4" (20 cm x 13 cm)