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La Mujer Sin Nombre / The Woman with No NameLa extraordinaria historia de la mujer que escribi en la sombra algunas de las obras ms importantes del siglo XX. Por la autora de Mujeres que compran flores. La fascinante aventura de una mujer silenciada por la historia oficial hasta ahora. Cuando a la directora teatral Noelia Cid le encargan estrenar Sortilegio, la obra perdida del reputado dramaturgo Gregorio Martnez Sierra, decide informarse sobre ella a travs de los documentos que conserv su
La extraordinaria historia de la mujer que escribió en la sombra algunas de las obras más importantes del siglo XX. -Por la autora de Mujeres que compran flores. La fascinante aventura de una mujer silenciada por la historia oficial... hasta ahora. Cuando a la directora teatral Noelia Cid le encargan estrenar Sortilegio, la obra perdida del reputado dramaturgo Gregorio Martínez Sierra, decide informarse sobre ella a través de los documentos que conservó su mujer, María Lejárraga. Sin embargo, a través de su investigación Noelia no sólo se sumerge en la compleja relación amorosa entre María y Gregorio sino que va a encontrarse con un misterio que lleva más de un siglo sin resolver. Se verá entonces arrastrada por la vida llena de pasión, arte y feminismo de María, alguien que luchó contra viento y marea por ejercer su vocación y que vivió en primera línea los grandes hitos del siglo pasado: el Madrid literario de los años veinte, el París de la Belle Époque, la lucha política de las mujeres durante la Segunda República, el exilio tras la Guerra Civil, la ocupación de Francia por los nazis o el glamour de la época dorada de Hollywood. Además descubriremos la versión más humana de las grandes personalidades que fueron sus amigos y colaboradores como Juan Ramón Jiménez, Manuel de Falla o Federico García Lorca. «Vanessa Montfort ha tomado una figura casi desconocida de nuestra historia cultural para escribir una novela apasionada y maravillosa.» -JULIA NAVARRO. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION "The extraordinary story of the woman who wrote some of the most important works of the 20th century in the shadows. -By the author of Women Who Buy Flowers. The fascinating adventure of a woman silenced by history... until now. When the theater director Noelia Cid was commissioned to premiere Sortilegio, the lost work of the renowned playwright Gregorio Martínez Sierra, she decided to research it using the documents kept by his wife, María Lejárraga. However, through her research, Noelia not only immerses herself in the complex love relationship between María and Gregorio, but also encounters a mystery that has been unsolved for more than a century. She'll then be carried away by the passion, art and feminism of María's life, someone who fought against all odds to exercise her vocation and who lived during some of the last century's greatest milestones: the literary Madrid of the 1920s, the Paris of the Belle Époque, women's political struggle during the Second Republic, the exile after the Civil War, the Nazi occupation of France, and the glamor of the golden age of Hollywood. We will also discover the most human version of the great personalities that were her friends and collaborators such as Juan Ramón Jiménez, Manuel de Falla, and Federico García Lorca. "Vanessa Montfort has taken an almost unknown figure from our cultural history and written a passionate and wonderful novel." -JULIA NAVARRO. "Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Great fit!
Size: Large, Color: Beige
Most comfy undies THANK YOU!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
This are the best in men’s underwear. Modal fabric is the key.
Color: Black, Size: Small, Color: Black, Size: Small
Well I tried Hanes bikinis small and medium said to be the best seller. Maybe for a young boy but not for me an older man.
Tried numerous others and none fit like these.
The most comfortable of all I tried probably because the waistband being between mid and low and not so wide a fabric and fit the best.
The biggest thing I love about these is the pouch area being just right and the fabric is so soft. Modal is the way to go. Cotton bunches up.
Great quality and price. Can’t go wrong with these. Tried boxer briefs and trunks also and all to high waisted even when advertised as low, and the pouch area were bulkier.
Edited: The solid colors are ok for casual use only but not for sports. The ones with a fancy design are better. Bigger pouch area and a different style waist band.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Soft, true-fit briefs — great daily comfort, not ideal for workouts
Color: Black, Size: Large
I’ve been wearing these wirarpa modal briefs every day for about a month, and they’ve quickly become my go-to pair for daily wear. I previously owned the same brand’s boxer briefs for over a year, which held up better than any other brand I’ve tried, so I decided to test the brief version this time.
Fit and Comfort
The sizing was spot-on for me. The waistband is soft, not scratchy, and doesn’t dig in — it stays in place without rolling. The leg openings don’t ride up, and everything stays comfortably supported without tight seams in the wrong spots. I’d almost forgotten how briefs feel after years of wearing boxer briefs, but these reminded me why they’re still worth owning.
Fabric and Wearability
The modal material is silky and smooth to the touch. It’s perfect for everyday comfort and casual wear, but not the best choice for sports — it’s not highly moisture-wicking, so I wouldn’t use them for workouts or hot outdoor work.
Durability
After a month of daily washing, there’s no pilling, stretching, or loose stitching at all. If they hold up like my year-old wirarpa boxer briefs, I expect these to last far longer than most big-name brands.
Design Notes
These come neatly rolled in a sealed bag with no odor or chemical smell — a nice touch that shows some quality control.
Bottom Line
If you like a soft, lightweight brief that fits true to size and stays comfortable all day, these are a great value. Go for the boxer briefs if you want more coverage or plan to sweat in them, but for regular daily wear, these hit the mark perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Soft, lightweight, and comfortable
Color: Black,navy,burgundy,brown, Size: Medium
These briefs are soft, lightweight, and very comfortable for everyday wear. The modal microfiber material has a nice silky feel, and they provide plenty of room without feeling bulky. The fit is true to size, which is always a plus when ordering underwear online. Overall, a comfortable and well-made option if you want something soft and easy to wear all day.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Comfortable and soft
Color: Black, Size: Small
I purchased these in small. I have a 30-inch waist, and the small is loose on me. They are described as handmade, and to expect some variance, but there is a noticeable difference between individual items. Individually, they are well constructed, just inconsistent in size.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026