The only critical edition of the Divine Comedy that can bring the Spanish-speaking reader closer to this great work.
Undoubtedly, the Divine Comedy is, in addition to a prodigy of poetic and narrative technique and beauty, a work that reaches levels of wisdom about the human being and his situation in the world and the universe achieved by very few others in the history of the humanity. However, its desire for universality and timelessness is only pursued in it through analysis, reflection and the imaginary projection of life and the world of its time and place, hence, as happens with other great works of universal literature, the Divine Comedy is more universal the more local it is. For this reason, given the deep doctrinal and ideological framework with which it is built, with notions and implications in many cases alien to ours, and given the multitude of references to characters, historical facts, social events, material elements, customs, political foundations -legal, etc., a critical apparatus of notes and comments is necessary, such as the one presented here, to bring that world closer to the reader. On the occasion of the seventh centenary of Dante's death, this edition celebrates his great work with the purpose of covering a cultural gap: that of offering the Spanish-language public a critical edition that allows them to delve into the exciting universe of the Divine Comedy.

Divine Comedy. Purgatory. Bilingual edition includes:

A critical edition by the expert dantists Rossend Arqués Corominas, Chiara Cappuccio, Carlota Cattermole Ordóñez, Raffaele Pinto, Juan Varela-Portas de Orduña and Eduard Vilella Morató.
A general introduction arranged in encyclopedia voices in the style of the famous Dantesque Encyclopedia.
Introductions to each of the songs, which offer keys, point out difficulties, summarize or bring the text closer.
The songs in Italian and Spanish arranged face to face, so that the reader can also enjoy the work in its original language.
An apparatus of notes to the text that clarify terms, explain contextual references, doctrinal elements and difficulties of the text in general.
Basic and specialized bibliography, both for those who want to delve into the work in general and in Purgatory in particular.
With nearly 300 illustrations from the most beautiful medieval manuscripts, as well as from modern and contemporary artists such as Botticelli, Doré, Flaxman, Blake, Dalí, among others, who found inspiration in the Comedy.