De tertulia con Valle-Inclán

2011
46m

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Don Juan Manuel Montenegro and the Marquis of Bradomín, fictional characters created by Valle-Inclán, are in charge of explaining the figure of the genius, reflecting on his works, commentin... Read allDon Juan Manuel Montenegro and the Marquis of Bradomín, fictional characters created by Valle-Inclán, are in charge of explaining the figure of the genius, reflecting on his works, commenting on his statements and exposing his experiences. Together with them, various writers and ... Read allDon Juan Manuel Montenegro and the Marquis of Bradomín, fictional characters created by Valle-Inclán, are in charge of explaining the figure of the genius, reflecting on his works, commenting on his statements and exposing his experiences. Together with them, various writers and university experts in Valle's work comment on his legacy as if the playwright were still a... Read all

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Silvio Martínez

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Ignacio Amestoy

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Manuel Gómez

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Juan Diego

Marqués de Bradomín

Juan Luis Galiardo

Juan Manuel Montenegro

Javier Godino

Narrator

Xerardo Pardo de Vera

Valle Inclán

Paco Charlin

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(as Paco Charlín)

Javier Serrano

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Alberto S. Insúa

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(as Alberto Sánchez Álvarez Insúa)

José Luis García Barriento

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Julia Labrador

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(as Julia María Labrador)

Sergio Villanueva

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Pepi Bauló

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Ángela Ena Bordonada

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Suso de Toro

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Manuel Rivas

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Jesús Rubio Jiménez

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Director
- José Luis García Sánchez
Writer
- Silvio Martínez
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Trivia
Ramón del Valle-Inclán lost his left arm in 1899 as a result of a fight with the journalist Manuel Bueno in the Café de la Montaña: while trying to avoid a blow from his opponent's cane, the cane struck the left wrist and embedded the cuff-link in the meat. The apparently minor wound became infected, then gangrenous, and finally the arm had to be amputated.