"The Federico by Ilu Ros is full of passion, art, life, and poetry. A rigorous and meticulous documentary work that illustrates with its free, evocative, and highly personal stroke. A gem." Elvira Lindo (about Federico) The tragedy of passionate love, family rivalries, sterility, sexual repression, and death are the central themes of Bodas de sangre, Yerma, and La casa de Bernarda Alba, the three plays that make up the cycle for which Federico García Lorca has been most celebrated as a playwright. A rural trilogy in which women, the Andalusian sun-scorched countryside, and instincts are the main protagonists, brought to new life in this highly personal and original interpretation by Ilu Ros, the author of the acclaimed biography Federico and "one of our best illustrators" (Manuel Rodríguez Rivero, El País). "An editorial gem. [...] The complete text of Lorca and the wonderful illustrations by Ilu Ros make this book very special, inspiring as much desire to read it as to caress it at length." Cristina Fernández, Murcia Plaza "The reader has at their disposal all the strength of Lorca and the uniqueness of this illustrator’s drawings in a single volume that I consider a gem." Marisa G., Lecturápolis "Ilu Ros brings to life her tormented characters and the Andalusian countryside with her drawings. [...] Her style exudes strength and sublimely portrays human emotions, but it is also the result of great documentation and research." Alicia Medina, VEIN "The illustrator has adapted her gaze and color palette to the environment and atmosphere of each creation: the tragic love of a wedding, the claustrophobia of a sterile woman, and the violent authoritarianism of a mother locked in with her daughters." Manuel Sollo, Public Library (RTVE) "An artist who already has a very distinctive and easily identifiable stroke." Paco Sánchez, Hoy por Hoy (Cadena SER) "When you talk to Ilu Ros, something strange happens: Lorca becomes Federico." Asier Ganuza, La Opinión de Murcia "If [Federico] was already a success, given the quality of the achieved product, its beauty, and the pleasure with which it is devoured, his new creative release will be too." Antonio Arco, La Verdad "A look at Lorca’s sensitivity and [...] a new way of seeing the poet through the expressiveness of drawing." Edurne Portela "Ilu Ros revisits the Lorquian universe [and] now sketches repression, sterility, family conflicts, passion, and death." Henrique Mariño, Público "The Murcian fuses text and drawing, something grotesque but full of color, in a vibrant composition that drags us as much as Federico’s magnetic personality and all his characters." María Serrano, El Debate "A luxury pack." Cristina Fernández, Murcia Plaza "A delightful and fascinating book." Alberto Marroquín, El Correo de Burgos