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During the last two decades of the nineteenth century, two figures of Cuban origin help to transform La estrella de Panama , a small newspaper from the hard to reach Isthmus. Jose Gabriel Duque with the editorial collaboration of Domingo A. Galdos, the son of Benito Perez Galdos’ first cousin, will include new cultural material to the paper. This article studies Benito’s presence in this newspaper starting in 1889 which begins a transatlantic dialogue with his American relative and with the readers of the paper. Several phases of this connection are discussed as well as works such as Venecia , Vergara , Los condenados and Electra . The essay concludes with 1901 when Domingo Galdos leaves the newspaper to return to Cuba after the war of independence, having fulfilled the tasks imposed on him by Jose Marti.

Una conversación trasatlántica: Benito Pérez Galdós y Domingo A. Galdós en <em>La estrella de Panamá</em> (1889-1901)