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El rayo que no cesa [The Lightning That Never Stops]
- Narrated by: Rafael Baena Zapatero
- Length: 30 mins
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Publisher's Summary
El rayo que no cesa es un poemario publicado por Miguel Hernández en 1936, meses antes del estallido de la Guerra Civil Española. La temática de la mayoría de sus poemas es amorosa y trágica, con un tono apasionado, pues el amor hiere al poeta que, sin embargo, se aferra a ese sentimiento buscando un sentido al mundo y a su propia existencia. El amor que reflejan los versos de Miguel Hernández es un amor romántico, pero también hay espacio para el amor por los amigos, como en la emocionante elegía que dedica a su amigo y maestro Ramón Sijé.
En El rayo que no cesa, Miguel Hernández encuentra un lenguaje sencillo y juega con las formas clásicas, buscando su propio camino hacia una poesía popular. Desde ese punto de vista, se trata de una obra con una importancia capital en la poesía en español del Siglo XX.
El rayo que no cesa is a collection of poems published by Miguel Hernández in 1936, months before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. The subject matter of most of his poems is amorous and tragic, with a passionate tone, because love hurts the poet who, nevertheless, clings to that feeling looking to understand both the existence and his own place in the world. The love reflected in Miguel Hernández's verses is a romantic love, but there is also room for friendship, another nature of love, as in the moving elegy he dedicates to his friend and maestro Ramón Sijé.
In El rayo que no cesa, Miguel Hernández finds a simple language and plays with classical forms, seeking his own path towards a popular poetry. From this point of view, it is a work of capital importance in the Spanish language poetry of the 20th century.
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.