Lorquiana

What if Federico García Lorca’s three great feminist works were all lived by the same woman?

Lorquiana imagines a life that flows through the heartbreak of Blood Wedding, the longing of Yerma, and the silence of The House of Bernarda Alba. Through this powerful narrative thread, we follow the same woman—fierce, wounded, vibrant—as she endures forbidden love, yearning motherhood, patriarchal oppression, and intergenerational trauma.

Her journey is both deeply personal and painfully collective: a reflection of rural life marked by suffocating codes of honour, unspoken rules, and a culture in which women are taught to bear pain in silence.

With poetic sensitivity and visual intensity, Salva Rubio and María Badía weave a Lorca‑inspired graphic novel that unfolds like a requiem—intimate, feminist, and devastatingly beautiful.