That means: Yes, legally, can be distributed for free. No one owns the rights. However, there is a catch. Many modern Spanish translations are themselves copyrighted. If a publishing house in Spain (like Ediciones Z or Tusquets) produced a fresh translation in 1995, that specific translation is under copyright. But the original anonymous Spanish translations from the early 1900s are free.
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For decades, the Spanish literary underground has buzzed (or rather, jumped) with whispers about a singularly audacious novel: "Memorias de una Pulga" (Memoirs of a Flea). Attributed to the anonymous British author "Lawrence" and later popularized in the Spanish-speaking world, this erotic classic has achieved near-mythical status. While the first volume introduces readers to the voyeuristic flea perched on the shoulder of Victorian-era debauchery, it is the second volume— "Memorias de una Pulga Tomo 2" —that fans seek with the most fervor. That means: Yes, legally, can be distributed for free