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The present article proposes an analysis of the treatment of the mythological resources in Melchor Fernandez de Leon‘s Icaro y Dedalo and its possible influence over the psychic nexus between the audience and the zarzuela. The work method consists in the application of the notion of the ‘Psychic Distance‘, a philosophical concept focused on the emotional engagement during the moment of aesthetic appreciation. With the help of this tool I examine the psychic impulses produced by the usage of mythological material in the elaboration of the argument, the characters and the symbols of the zarzuela. The ultimate goal of this work is to detect reflections of the mentality of the 17th century society laying in the predilection for the mythological subject in the musical theatre by using the example of Icaro y Dedalo. Key words: Icaro y Dedalo, Melchor Fernandez de Leon, mythology, Golden Age, musical theatre, Psychic Distance

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El mito y su influencia en el vínculo emocional entre el espectador y la obra en el teatro musical del Siglo de Oro: recursos mitológicos en "Ícaro y Dédalo" de Melchor Fernández de León