| Summary: | <p>Las revistas de humor político surgidas en los últimos años del franquismo y durante la democracia no permanecieron al margen del tímido erotismo que iba abriéndose paso en el país. Importantes escritores, como Francisco Umbral y Juan Marsé entre otros, firman artículos con su personal estilo no exentos de ironía que constituyen un importante testimonio de la sociedad de la época. La diversidad estilística de ambos autores no impide que compartan esa admiración por la mujer y el tono lírico, humorístico e incluso a veces, caricaturesco de sus descripciones.</p><p class="PARABIBLIOGRAFA">Palabras clave: Francisco Umbral, Juan Marsé, Erotismo, Revistas, Mujer.</p><p class="PARABIBLIOGRAFA"> </p><p class="PARABIBLIOGRAFA">Abstract</p><p>In the last years of Franco´s regime, and even during early democracy, political humor magazines did not remain outside the timid eroticism that was making its way in Spain. Important writers such as Francisco Umbral and Juan Marsé, among others, signed articles with their personal style, not exempt of irony, that are considered an important testimony of the society of that time. The stylistic diversity of both authors does not prevent them from sharing their admiration for women and the lyrical, humorous and even sometimes caricatured tone of their descriptions.</p><p class="PARABIBLIOGRAFA">Key words: Francisco Umbral, Juan Marsé, Eroticism, Magazines, Woman.</p>
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