Federico Garcia Lorca | Literature | Showcase
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca played a vital role in shaping modern Spanish literature. As a member of Generación del 27 (The Generation of '27), an influential group of poets from within Spanish literary circles, Lorca helped reinvent Spanish prose.
For more on Lorca and the role he played in shaping modern Spanish literature, we speak to Leslie Stainton. Stainton is the author of 'Lorca: A dream of Life', a biography which intricately dissects the poet's life and works.
Wow to talk about the life of Lorca and not even mention that he was gay, they were oppressed and persecuted under the Franco regime, and probably it was 1 of the mayor reasons why he was executed at 38 yrs old and his body never found.... Also: Federico Garcia & Salvador Dali were not just collogues, they were lovers
Excellent, thank you, I will use this in my Spanish course.
Aweee...thank u for the great report to these 2 ladles. Thank you 😊
The poem by Lorca Adivinanza de la Guitarra has become a song by E Papamihail on you tube
I'm not sure it is accurate to say his poetry is not political, there is just a life in it that overcomes politics.
Lorca!. 🥰❤
❤️🤗 Lorca x
Fabulous!
Excellent quality
Avinsnza de la Guitarra has become a song by E Papamichail
Rest in peace brother.
which was the best and popular poem of poet Lorca? thank you.
Dig in in the Spanish History, alot to leanr!!
Important to also not his sexuality
Yeah but his sexuality was an important part of his life, it was one of the causes of his death and it was an important part of his personal life. He wrote many things related to his personal life (not as much to his sexual orientation as to his relationships and romantic life, that were in fact homosexual) and they shouldn't be dismissed
@@timey.wimey.detector fair. Blood Wedding was the first queer text i ever read
my comment meant to say *note
important to note his sexuality
Its sad how the americans are hypocrites to other people literature and culture
You didn't watch the video did you. Two Americans completely in awe of his works.