Resumen
In Metamorfóseos o Transformaciones (2 de 4), the second volume of Ovid’s epic Metamorphoses, the poet continues his sweeping journey through the mythological world, recounting tales where transformation is central to the human and divine experience.
This section delves into the stories of figures such as Narcissus and Echo, Pyramus and Thisbe, and Perseus and Andromeda—each narrative blending love, tragedy, heroism, and magic.
Ovid's richly poetic style brings these ancient myths to life with psychological insight and emotional resonance, continuing to explore the fragile boundaries between gods and mortals, fate and freedom, beauty and suffering.