Romantica #67

Jan 1963 · Ibero Mundial de ediciones · 2,50 ESP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Terquedad”

In "Terquedad," two opposing youth groups at a Madrid club clash over a proposal for a music festival—one championing the latest twist craze, the other loyal to classical tunes. As rival factions divide the scene, Lolita and Eduardo find themselves caught in a tender, forbidden romance that echoes the timeless tension of star-crossed lovers. Written by Mª Eugenia and illustrated by Gómez Esteban, this heartfelt tale unfolds with quiet intensity, its emotions drawn in the expressive lines of Manuel Breá’s cover.

writer Mª Eugenia · artist, inker Gómez Esteban · cover Manuel Breá

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writer Mª Eugenia

artist, inker Gómez Esteban

cover pencils, inks Manuel Breá

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A proposal for a music festival to get the young people involved at a club pits two rival youth groups against each other: a group that prefers modern 'twist' music and a group devoted to the classics. Belonging to rival factions, Lolita and Eduardo are drawn into an impossible love for this new version of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'.

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