by Antonio Burgos · Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788432055676
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«Las lágrimas de San Pedro» is the novel by Spanish writer Antonio Burgos, published in 1984 by Planeta in hardcover (342 pages, in Spanish).
The novel is set in Seville during the Civil War and follows Guido Flores, an Andalusian gentleman, to portray the decline of the Andalusian aristocracy. Amid executions, prisons and Queipo de Llano's radio, the novel evokes religious fervor, opportunism and life going on; it also recalls the execution of Blas Infante.
The work is the second installment of the Crónicas de don Guido series; it shares characters and setting with Las cabañuelas de agosto and belongs to the Autores españoles e hispanoamericanos collection.
For those seeking fiction set in Seville during the Civil War and portraits of the Andalusian aristocracy.
Antonio Burgos Belinchón was a Spanish traditionalist-conservative journalist, novelist and multi-media writer.
