Cantos de Vida y Esperanza

La poes a de Rub n Dar o (1867-1916) ha sido admirada por escritores como Machado, Unamuno, J.R. Jim nez, Federico Garc a Lorca, Pablo Neruda y Octavio Paz. Su obra l rica ha sido reconocida por su profundidad de sentimiento y melod a. Dar o cre la l rica espa ola moderna y alter permanentemente el trayecto de la poes a espa ola y con ello se transform en la figura m s destacada del movimiento modernista. Cantos de vida y esperanza, llena un vac o crucial en los estudios de la literatura hisp nica y mundial.

Los poemas de Cantos de vida y esperanza, escritos a lo largo de siete a os y en muchos lugares de Am rica Latina-particularmente Chile, donde public su obra po tica magistral, Azul-y Europa, reflejan tanto el adolorido sentido de la vida moderna de Dar o como sus visiones ext ticas de la trascendencia, la libertad y el poder transformador del arte. Su obra revela la familiaridad de Dar o con la literatura espa ola, francesa e inglesa y la amplia gama de sus preocupaciones: existenciales, religiosas, er ticas y sociopol ticas.

The poetry of Rub n Dar o (1867-1916) has been admired by writers such as Machado, Unamuno, J.R. Jim nez, Federico Garc a Lorca, Pablo Neruda and Octavio Paz. His lyrical work has been recognized for its depth of feeling and melody. Dar o created modern Spanish poetry and permanently altered the trajectory of Spanish poetry and thereby became the most prominent figure in the modernist movement. Cantos de vida y esperanza, fills a crucial gap in the studies of Hispanic and world literature.

The poems of Cantos de vida y esperanza, written over seven years and in many places in Latin America - particularly Chile, where he published his masterful poetic work, Azul- and Europa, so reflect Dar o's aching meaning of modern life. like his ecstatic visions of transcendence, freedom and the transformative power of art. His work reveals Dar o's familiarity with Spanish, French, and English literature and the wide range of his concerns: existential, religious, erotic, and sociopolitical.