"Bodas de Sangre" is one of Federico García Lorca's most recognized theatrical works. First published in 1933, this play is set in rural Andalusia and is based on a real event: a crime that occurred in 1928. "Bodas de Sangre" is appreciated as a notable gem of Spanish costumbrismo. In this piece, Lorca blends elements of Andalusian tradition and folklore. EdiLexis offers a meticulously crafted edition of this Lorca drama in three acts. To support and guide students in reading the text, our edition includes a brief biography of Federico García Lorca, an introduction to the work, and a glossary. It's a reading that can be undertaken not only in the classroom but also for individual enjoyment outside of it.