Very good post, @nacybriti. Necessary and just because Teresa de la Parra is undoubtedly a must-have reference in Spanish-language literature of the first half of the twentieth century. That's why the title you gave your article is so appropriate. Although they don't feel its influence, they haven't even read it, the writers -women or men- owe to it a look of particular sensitivity and the treatment of subjects of daily intimacy, almost domestic, that had not been approached before, as Teresa de la Parra does, with such a suggestive feminine mood. Thank you and greetings.