The 125th birthday of Gabriela Mistral "girl radio
In the Chilean and Latin American poetry, this woman set standards, because their key themes include nature, love, mother love, but especially the Latin American identity. This is dominated by the Indians - in Chile the Mapuche and European influences.
1904 by Mistral some of her first poems, Ensoñaciones ("Dreams"), Carta Íntima ("Intimate Letters") and Junto al Mar ("By the Sea") in the local newspaper "El Coquimbo," a radical newspaper, also in the sheet "La Voz de Elqui".
Death was already a key issue in Mistral's writings. She busied herself after the suicide Uretas more detail and more than the previous gegenen generations of Latin American poets on the theme "life and death".
She lived and worked for a time in Paris and Madrid, also in Napoli, Lisbon, Nice, Petrópolis, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Veracruz, Rapallo and New York. As Consul in Madrid, she also collaborated with Pablo Neruda, Nobel Prize winner and even consul.
Mistral's second major poetry collection "Tala" was released ice in 1938 in Buenos Aires - with the help of their longtime friend Victoria Ocampo. The proceeds were donated to the orphans of the Spanish Civil War.
Gabriela Mistral won numerous literary awards, including the 1914 "Juegos Floral" for their "Sonetos de la Muerte" (Death sonnets), 1945 Nobel Prize in Literature in 1951 and the Chilean National Prize for Literature.
The December 22, 1914 was an important moment in Mistral's professional success: they awarded her first prize in the national literary competition "Juego Floral" in Santiago for her work "Sonetos de la Muerte". The pseudonym "Gabriela Mistral" she used since June 1908 for many of their publications. After the award ceremony, she published occasionally under her real name Lucilla Godoy. ice The name Gabriela Mistral comes from two of her favorite poets, Gabriele D'Annunzio and Frédéric Mistral or, as an other rumor, he comes from a composition of the Archangel Gabriel and the Mistral wind of Provence.
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In the Chilean and Latin American poetry, this woman set standards, because their key themes include nature, love, mother love, but especially the Latin American identity. This is dominated by the Indians - in Chile the Mapuche and European influences.
1904 by Mistral some of her first poems, Ensoñaciones ("Dreams"), Carta Íntima ("Intimate Letters") and Junto al Mar ("By the Sea") in the local newspaper "El Coquimbo," a radical newspaper, also in the sheet "La Voz de Elqui".
Death was already a key issue in Mistral's writings. She busied herself after the suicide Uretas more detail and more than the previous gegenen generations of Latin American poets on the theme "life and death".
She lived and worked for a time in Paris and Madrid, also in Napoli, Lisbon, Nice, Petrópolis, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Veracruz, Rapallo and New York. As Consul in Madrid, she also collaborated with Pablo Neruda, Nobel Prize winner and even consul.
Mistral's second major poetry collection "Tala" was released ice in 1938 in Buenos Aires - with the help of their longtime friend Victoria Ocampo. The proceeds were donated to the orphans of the Spanish Civil War.
Gabriela Mistral won numerous literary awards, including the 1914 "Juegos Floral" for their "Sonetos de la Muerte" (Death sonnets), 1945 Nobel Prize in Literature in 1951 and the Chilean National Prize for Literature.
The December 22, 1914 was an important moment in Mistral's professional success: they awarded her first prize in the national literary competition "Juego Floral" in Santiago for her work "Sonetos de la Muerte". The pseudonym "Gabriela Mistral" she used since June 1908 for many of their publications. After the award ceremony, she published occasionally under her real name Lucilla Godoy. ice The name Gabriela Mistral comes from two of her favorite poets, Gabriele D'Annunzio and Frédéric Mistral or, as an other rumor, he comes from a composition of the Archangel Gabriel and the Mistral wind of Provence.
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