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From Albert Camus and Maria Casares (“a love, Mary, is not conquered by fighting against the world, but against oneself”) to the legendary lovers of Teruel the story is crossed by great romances. There are, if not, the Curie, Bonnie and Clyde or Roro and Pablo. It is not that we speak of idylls, for the idyll is only a small stitch of a love that is aspired to rest its natural state on calm.
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From Albert Camus and Maria Casares (“a love, Mary, is not conquered by fighting against the world, but against oneself”) to the legendary lovers of Teruel the story is crossed by great romances. There are, if not, the Curie, Bonnie and Clyde or Roro and Pablo. It is not that we speak of idylls, for the idyll is only a small stitch of a love that is aspired to rest its natural state on calm.