The esoteric world of Federico García Lorca. Only mystery makes us live.

Federico García Lorca was described by his acquaintances as a magical man, a medium, a chosen one, a confidant of goblins, a friend of witches, and a cosmic being. He was said to possess paranormal abilities, telluric faculties, and a sixth sense that defied logic. There was an "other Federico, the one from beyond," whose esoteric and occult dimension is explored in this book in a rigorous manner, based on direct sources.

Ismael Ramos Jiménez examines Lorca's connections to esotericism, present in his life and in his poetry, theater, and visual work. The text is aimed at those interested in the poet's work and esoteric themes, addressing his occult side for the first time in a monograph and deciphering cryptic meanings in his writings.

Within its pages are spiritualist practices, secret doctrines (theosophy, Freemasonry), esoteric philosophies, superstitions, clairvoyance, fantastic beings, rituals and exorcisms of death, disturbing premonitions and extraordinary narratives, always with mystery and the inexplicable as a backdrop.