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Romancero Gitano

1928

Federico García Lorca

Romancero Gitano

Romancero Gitano

Federico García Lorca

1928

Poetry

''Romancero Gitano'' (1928) is a celebrated collection of lyrical poems by Spanish poet Federico García Lorca. The work explores themes of death, passion, and the mystical qualities of nature, deeply rooted in Spanish folklore and Romani culture. Comprising eighteen romances, the poems reflect the struggles and desires of the Romani people while painting a vivid picture of Andalusia. This collection is notable for its rich imagery and emotional depth, making it García Lorca's best-known poetry work and a significant contribution to 20th-century Spanish literature.

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Translations of "Preciosa and the Wind""Walking Asleep," "The Moon, The Moon" "Fracas," "The Gypsy Nun" "Black Trouble"...

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“Verde que te quiero verde. Verde viento. Verdes ramas. El barco sobre la mar y el caballo en la montaña. Con la sombra en la cintura ella sueña en su baranda, verde carne, pelo verde, con ojos de fría plata.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Pero yo ya no soy yo,ni mi casa es ya mi casa.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Bajo el aguasiguen las palabras.Sobre el aguauna luna redondase baña,dando envidia a la otra¡tan alta!En la orilla,un niño,ve las lunas y dice:¡Noche, toca los platillos!””

— Federico García Lorca

“Al gemir la santa niña,quiebra el cristal de las copas.La rueda afila cuchillosy garfios de aguda comba:brama el toro de los yunques,y Mérida se coronade nardos casi despiertosy tallos de zarzamora.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Siete gritos, siete sangres,siete adormideras dobles,quebraron opacas lunasen los oscuros salones.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Ya suben los dos compadreshacia las altas barandas.Dejando un rastro de sangre.Dejando un rastro de lágrimas.Temblaban en los tejadosfarolillos de hojalata.Mil panderos de cristalherían la madrugada.Now the two friends climb up,up to the high balconies.Leaving a trail of blood.Leaving a trail of teardrops.Tin bell vineswere trembling on the roofs.A thousand crystal tambourinesstruck at the dawn light.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Vienen altos caballerosy damas de triste porte,morenas por la nostalgiade un ayer de ruiseñores.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Si me preguntan ustedes por qué digo yo "Mil panderos de cristal herían la madrugada", les diré que los he visto en manos de ángeles y árboles, pero no sabré decir nada más, ni mucho menos explicar su significado. Y está bien que sea así. El hombre se acerca por medio de la poesía con más rapidez al filo donde el filósofo y el matemático vuelven la espalda en silencio.””

— Federico García Lorca

“Silencio de cal y mirto.Malvas en las hierbas finas.La monja borda alhelíessobre una tela pajiza......¡Qué girasol! ¡Qué magnoliade lentejuelas y cintas!¡Qué azafranes y qué lunas, en el mantel de la misa!””

— Federico García Lorca

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Federico García Lorca
Federico García Lorca
1898-1936

Spanish poet and playwright known for his emotional depth and exploration of social themes.

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