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The second act of the play El monstruo de la Fortuna is usually attributed to Juan Pérez de Montalbán, but for weighty motives it should be attributed to Antonio Coello, the most important one being the textual coincidence with another passage by the same poet: the opening lines of Yerros de Naturaleza y aciertos de la Fortuna. There is no stylistic reason for doubting his authorship. In fact, the dramatic structure of the third act of the comedia, by Francisco de Rojas Zorrilla, parallels in many aspects the third act of Coello’s most successful play, El Conde de Sex, which suggests he designed the plot. Finally, the traditional reason for attributing the second act to Montalbán made it necessary to date the play before 1633; now it seems more reasonable to accept the documented date of 1636

Antonio Coello, coautor de <em>El monstruo de la Fortuna</em>