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Net-culture is a scenario marked by common life and by the construction of world and subjectivity through technological screens, in a landscape where prevails the visual. In net-culture, new habitats of relation take form, generating the bio-political conditions in order to be and to can be. Considering the emerging contradictions, it is necessary to emphasize that this is a time to this is a time of reflection and mutation of affective and political relations, in order to produce colective constructions of what is common and what matters.Keywords: net-culture, affectivity, file culture, visual ; Cultura-red es un escenario definido por la convivencia y construcción de mundo y subjetividad a través de las pantallas en un contexto excedentario en lo visual. En la cultura-red se configuran nuevos hábitats de relación de los que se deducen condicionantes biopolíticos para ser y para poder ser. Teniendo en cuenta que las contradicciones perviven, cabe tolerar el tiempo que vivimos como un periodo de reflexión y mutación de los vínculos afectivos y políticos rumbo a la construcción colectiva de lo común y de lo que importa. Palabras-clave: cultura-red, afectividad, cultura de archivo, visual ; A cultura-rede é um cenário marcado pela convivencia e construção de mundo e subjetividade por meio das telas dos aparatos tecnológicos, num contexto em que prevalece o visual. Na cultura-rede configuram-se novos habitats de relação, de onde se desdobram condicionantes biopolíticos para ser e poder ser. Considerando as contradições emergentes, destaca-se o tempo atual como um período de reflexão e mutação dos vínculos afetivos e políticos, na direção da construção coletiva do comum e do que importa.Palavras-chave: cultura-rede, afetividade, cultura de arquivo, visual.

This article analyzes from a gender perspective what the zarzuela chica La isla de San Balandrán meant in the 19th century Spanish society. Taking into account the upside-down-world scenario (in this island women have the power and men don't have either voice nor vote), it is interesting to initiate an investigation with regard to what this change of perspective meant to the critics and the audience, whether there was a change in society, or a seed was sown so that men could understand the limits to which women of the time were subjected. Through journal and magazine documents as well as the subsequent sequels that the piece left in some literary works, the evolution of collective thought will be traced as well as how little by little feminism was introduced in 19th century Spain.