Bécquer





Gustavo Adolfo Claudio Domínguez Bastida better known as Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, was a Spanish poet and narrator, belonging to the Romantic movement.
His most famous work is the Rhymes and Legends. The poems and stories included in this collection are essential for the study of Hispanic literature, in which they have exercised great influence.

Comentarios

Publicar un comentario

Entradas populares de este blog

L.A - 1992

Imagen
In late April and early May 1992, Los Angeles was going through riots caused by a jury composed almost entirely of whites acquitted the four police officers who appeared on recordings taken while those same police officers appeared giving a beating to A black taxi driver named Rodney King, King ran away from the police. Thousands of people in Los Angeles, California, mainly young African-Americans and Latinos, joined in what was frequently presented as a racial and ethnic disturbance, carrying out acts of illegals such as robbery, arson and homicides. In total, between 50 and 60 people died during the riots. and there were 2000 injured.
Leer más

The killer

Imagen
Charles Milles Manson was a famous American criminal and musician, known for directing what is known as "The Manson Family" a group of followers of Manson. In 1971, he was convicted of conspiracy to murder seven people: all carried out by group members, who followed Manson's instructions. His followers kill different people at other times. Manson believed in what he called the same "Helter Skelter", a term borrowed from the song Helter Skelter by the band The Beatles. Manson interpreted that the song speaks of a hypothetical racial war between blacks and targets that, according to him, approached. The title of the song written with blood on the scene of one of the crimes ordered by Manson. He believed that the murders could help precipitate this racial war. In the United States, Charles Manson has been mythologized as an emblem of madness, violence and the macabre. Before the murders, he was an underground musician in Los Angeles, after M
Leer más

Woodstock

Imagen
The Woodstock Festival was a rock and hippy festival held on the 15th, 16th, 17th and until the early hours of August 18, 1969. It took place on a 240-acre farm in Bethel, Sullivan County, New York State. ; although originally it was programmed so that it took place in the town of Woodstock, in the county of Ulster, where the settlers, nevertheless, were against the event. Writer Elliot Tiber helped negotiate the organizers with farmer Max Yasgur, to host the concert on the grounds of that family, 64 km southwest of Woodstock. Thirty-two events took place during the festival that brought together some 500,000 people Woodstock became the icon of a generation weary of wars and who preached peace and love as a way of life and showed their rejection of the system, therefore, many of the people who attended that festival were hippie (really they are not designated that way, but that's what people called them). This festival was a movement that developed in the United States at th
Leer más