Nine decades ago, the bullets of fascism silenced the voice of Federico García Lorca. They could not, however, silence his legacy. Almost a century after his murder, the poet and playwright continues to converse with the world through a work with which he constantly dialogues. Precisely that is what the creative tandem composed by the playwright María Goiricelaya (Bilbao, 1983) and the filmmaker Lara Izagirre (Amorebieta, 1985) has done with 'Ye…
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Nine decades ago, the bullets of fascism silenced the voice of Federico García Lorca. They could not, however, silence his legacy. Almost a century after his murder, the poet and playwright continues to converse with the world through a work with which he constantly dialogues. Precisely that is what the creative tandem composed by the playwright María Goiricelaya (Bilbao, 1983) and the filmmaker Lara Izagirre (Amorebieta, 1985) has done with 'Ye…