El corrido de California : three act play /

"California, 1846. Don Gerónimo Segura, a Mexican rancher and mayor of the village of Santa Bárbara, welcomes his son Rafael home after five years of military service in Mexico City. Rafael, however, comes bearing news-the United States, the neighboring country his father so deeply admires, has...

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Main Author: Avendaño, Fausto (Author)
Format: Book
Language:Spanish
English
Language Notes:Bilingual play in Spanish with some English.
Published: Berkeley, California : Editorial Justa, [1979]
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Summary:"California, 1846. Don Gerónimo Segura, a Mexican rancher and mayor of the village of Santa Bárbara, welcomes his son Rafael home after five years of military service in Mexico City. Rafael, however, comes bearing news-the United States, the neighboring country his father so deeply admires, has begun a hostile takeover of California. In the ensuing conflict, Don Gerónimo and the citizens of Santa Bárbara are forced to choose between their honor and keeping themselves and their loved ones safe. Set at the start of the Mexican American War, El Corrido de California, which translates to The Ballad of California, is a bilingual play that dramatizes this turbulent period that is rarely spoken about in American history books. "--Roundabout Theater, June 27, 2022.
Item Description:Cover title.
"First printing: July 1979."--Title page verso.
Physical Description:ix, 63 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN:0915808358
9780915808359