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José Zorrilla y Moral (Valladolid, 1817-Madrid, 1893) Tras estudiar en el Seminario de Nobles de Madrid, fue a las universidades de Toledo y Valladolid a estudiar leyes y poco después abandonó los estudios y se fue a Madrid. Las penurias económicas le hicieron a vender a perpetuidad los derechos de Don Juan Tenorio(1844), la más célebre de sus obras. En 1846, viajó a París y conoció a Alejandro Dumas, padre, George Sand y Teophile Gautier que influyeron en su obra. Tras una breve estancia en Madrid, regresó a Francia y de ahí, en 1855, marchó a México donde el emperador Maximiliano lo nombró director del teatro Nacional. Publicó un libro de memorias a su regreso a España.