"Bodas de Sangre" is a play written by Spanish playwright Federico García Lorca in 1933. It tells the tragic story of a bride who is torn between her love for her fiancé and her passion for another man, leading to a series of fateful events. The play explores themes of love, fate, and societal expectations, set against the backdrop of rural Andalusia. The narrative is inspired by a real-life crime and reflects the deep cultural traditions of Spanish society. The use of symbolism and lyrical language enhances the emotional intensity, making it a significant work in Lorca's oeuvre and a classic of Spanish literature.