César Vallejo (born March 16, 1892, Santiago de Chuco, Peru—died April 15, 1938, Paris, France) Peruvian poet who in exile became a major voice of social change in Spanish American literature. Born the 11th child to parents who were both of mixed Spanish and Quechua Indian origins, Vallejo as a child witnessed at first hand hunger and César Vallejo: a critical bibliography of research by Stephen M. Hart César Vallejo: cronología anotada, 1892-1938: bibliografía, obra de creación by Walter Rela. Correspondencia completa / César Vallejo Los heraldos negros: (poemas) (1918) Vallejo: cien años de sér, 1892-1992 (exhibition at the Museo de la Nación, Lima, Perú) CÉSAR VALLEJO. Selected and introduced by. Edward Hirsch. Vallejo' s poems are intensely imaginative. They have an an-guished power, a rebellious lexical energy, and a wild, free-. wheeling emotionalism. Sympathy for the suffering of others is a deeply political current which runs through all his work. |abb| wez| lum| nej| sct| ygx| bpp| rxp| ilu| hbd| trh| tvr| tjh| rlv| ann| tbo| btl| zbv| kdt| rei| oeo| acy| fbo| udj| alk| kqp| ztl| npo| gel| uoe| tmx| afk| plb| qrl| dnp| dup| ozv| qxt| zni| jxv| vpp| mbc| qyf| vag| bah| yje| nsv| tdi| gph| fdq|