Belardo El Furioso

Resumen del libro

Belardo, el furioso, es un texto teatral del autor Lope de Vega. Adscrito al subgénero pastoril, ensalza los valores de la vida en el campo frente a las inquinas y mezquindades de la corte y la ciudad. En este caso la obra también tiene un fuerte componente mitológico y mágico, articulado en torno al amor de dos jóvenes que deben interrumpir sus relaciones porque la familia de ella la promete a un rico mayora. La tensión del novio lo empujará a huir de la realidad y entregarse a la locura. Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio fue un autor nacido en Madrid en 1562 y fallecido en 1635. Célebre dramaturgo y poeta, se le considera emblema del Siglo de Oro de la literatura española y uno de los autores más prolíficos de la literatura universal.

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