Romeo y Julieta

Romeo y Julieta

William Shakespeare

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Perelló Edicions
Año de edición:
2025
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Obras de teatro de Shakespeare
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9791370190422
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En la Verona dividida por el odio ancestral de dos familias enemigas, nace un amor imposible. Romeo Montesco y Julieta Capuleto se descubren bajo la luz de un baile, y en un instante, sus destinos quedan entrelazados para siempre.Con la pasión de quien ama por primera vez y la urgencia de quienes no pueden esperar, los jóvenes desobedecen al mundo que los separa y forjan una unión secreta. Pero el amor, cuando desafía al odio, se convierte en chispa y en tragedia.Romeo y Julieta no es solo la historia de dos amantes condenados, sino un canto eterno al amor absoluto, a la juventud que arde, y al precio que se paga por desafiar al destino. Una obra inmortal de William Shakespeare que sigue latiendo en cada generación.

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