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Este articulo aborda la primera version burlesca del mito de Venus y Adonis, la Fabula de Adonis de Alonso de Castillo Solorzano, hipotexto de otros dos poemas del siglo xvii, las homonimas de Diego de Frias y Miguel de Barrios. Las relaciones entre estos poemas notables y se sustentan sobre la base de la imitacion. No obstante, cada autor imprime a sus versos su caracter personal, aun poco valorado por la critica.Palabras clave: Venus y Adonis, imitacion, fabulas burlescas, Castillo Solorzano, Diego de Frias, Miguel de Barrios. The Adonis’Necklace: Castillo Solorzano, Diego de Frias and Miguel de Barrios in the Wake of OvidyAbstract: This article focuses upon the first burlesque version of the myth of Venus and Adonis, the Fabula de Adonis by Alonso de Castillo Solorzano, which is the hypotext of two poems of the xvii century written by Diego de Frias and Miguel de Barrios. The relations between these poems are very remarkable and they are based on imitation. Nevertheless, each author has his own style, hardly ever studied by the critics.Keywords: Venus and Adonis, imitation, burlesque fables, Castillo Solorzano, Diego de Frias, Miguel de Barrios.

El collar de Adonis: Castillo Solórzano, Diego de Frías y Miguel de Barrios en la estela de Ovidio