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Los Cantores de La Sierra

Los Cantores de La Sierra

Los Cantores de La Sierra

 

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La Critica Literaria - LaCríticaLiteraria.com
Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9788470831997
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Antología de la poesía castellana de las montañas ibéricas desde el Siglo XIV. Edición del célebre crítico literario Juan Bautista Bergua de Ediciones Ibéricas. Recopilación por el escritor y periodista J. García Mercadal. Los Cantores De La Sierra es una antología de la poesía castellana de las montañas ibéricas desde el Siglo XIV hasta principios del Siglo XX. La gran belleza de la montaña y la naturaleza abre la imaginación humana y durante los siglos numerosos poetas españoles encontraron su inspiración en los recónditos rincones de las montañas ibéricas, con sus picos, puertos, pastos, aldeas y pueblecitos serranos. La poesía rústica y provenzal, la pastorela y la serranilla, se inspira en los encuentros amorosos con las mujeres de la sierra. Los cantores de la sierra como Pedro González de Mendoza, Juan Ruíz (Arcipreste de Hita), Iñigo López de Mendoza (Marqués de Santillana), Miguel de Unamuno, Carlos Fernández Shaw, José María Gabriel y Galán, Antonio Machado, Enrique de Mes, Rafael Alberti y otros grandes poetas se expresan su maravillosa poesía en esta antología. 3

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