Teaching Spanish to immigrants

Spanish poets

We present some of the most famous Spanish poets of all time by autonomous community.

Armando Buscarini, Rioja, s.XX. Bohemian.
Joan Alcover, Balearic Islands, s.XX
Miguel Hernandez, Valencia, s.XX. Generation 27 and 36.
Miguel de Unamuno, The Basque Country, s.XIX. Generation 98.
Luis López Anglada, Ceuta, s.XX
Rosalia de Castro, Galicia, s.XIX. Romanticism.
Jorge Manrique, Castile and León, s.XV. PreRenaissance.
Isla Correyero, Estremadura, s.XX
Federico García Lorca, Andalusia, s.XX
Tina Suarez Rojas, Canary Islands, s.XXI.
Francisco de Quevedo, Madrid, s.XVI.
Eulalia de Llanos, Asturias, s.XIX. Romanticism.
Carlos Fuentes Peñafiel, Murcia, s.XX.
Bernat Dechepare, Navarre, s.XVI. Technical bertsolarismo
Antonio Rivero Taravillo, Melilla, s.XX.
Salvador Espriu, Catalonia, s.XX, Poetry postwar.
Antonio Fernández Molina, Castilla-La Mancha, s.XX. Postismo.
Ana Maria Naval, Aragon, s.XX
Álvaro Pombo, Cantabria, s.XX. Realism.
Rafaael Alberti, Andalusia, s.XX. Generation 27.

And if you read and listen to some poems of other known Spanish poets you can see this presentation:

We invite you to create your own poem and send!

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