A writer, journalist, literary critic and translator of the works of Pushkin and Baudelaire. She is considered to be a member of Las Sinsombrero, a group of transgressive women artists who, in spite of their contributions to literature, poetry and painting, fell into obscurity with the arrival of the Franco regime. The author cultivated prose, poetry and theatre, and she published short stories, such as Lecturas y brisas (1930) and Poemas mediterráneos (1949). It is worth highlighting her novel Una sombra entre los dos (1934), considered to be a vindication of feminism, along with other works, such as Alba Grey (1947). She was a spokesperson for the Ateneu Barcelonès and part of the Eugeni d’Ors cultural circle. The Bonanova metro station is near the house where she lived.

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Barcelona 1904 – 1987 ID 5130

A writer, journalist, literary critic and translator of the works of Pushkin and Baudelaire. The novel Una sombra entre los dos stands out within her extensive creative oeuvre as part of the group known as Les Sinsombrero,