“What surprises you, if a dream taught me this wisdom, and if I still fear I may wake up and find myself once more confined in prison? And even if this should not happen, merely to dream it is enough. For this I have come to know, that all human happiness finally ceases, like a dream.”
Written by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, this work is a profound exploration of the human condition, questioning the nature of life and the role of dreams in shaping our perceptions. The play is set in a royal court and delves into philosophical and existential questions, examining the contrast between the dreamlike nature of life and the reality that underlies it. more
“There are things I want which you know nothing of. I do have my own dreams.”
“Es difícil luchar contra el ánimo de uno, pues aquello que se desea le cuesta a uno el alma”
“Los buscadores de oro mucha tierra cavan y encuentran poco”