Don Juan Tenorio

Don Juan Tenorio, written by José Zorrilla y Moral in 1844, is a seminal work of Spanish Romanticism that reinterprets the legendary figure of Don Juan. Set along the Guadalquivir River, it follows the notorious seducer Don Juan, whose defiance of morality and authority leads him to confront true love with Doña Inés, ultimately resulting in his redemption. This play explores themes of love, virtue, and the consequences of a life of excess, making it a significant cultural touchstone that continues to resonate through various adaptations and interpretations.