Guillen, Nicolas: Nicolas Guillen: Poet Laureate
Guillen, Nicolas: Nicolas Guillen: Poet Laureate
Format: CD
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Artist: Guillen, Nicolas
Label: Folkways Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 093070994126
Genre: International, Caribbean
Along with Pablo Neruda, Cesar Vallejo, and Garcia Lorca, Nicolís Guillen, poet laureate of revolutionary Cuba, represents the very best in Hispanic poetry and is at the same time the undisputed leader of an important trend in contemporary Latin American letters. Guilleen is also an open stylist whose manner does not simply anticipate a coterie audience. Since his first widely acclaimed Motivos del Son (1930), Guillen, a mulatto, has been regarded as the major exponent of Black poetry in the Spanish-speaking world. But his thematic scope is wide, and although primarily known as a poet of folk rhythms, Black and popular themes, he is also recognized for his humor, for his artistic refinement, for his political and revolutionary verse... Robert Moírquez.
Tracks:
1.1 Noche de Negros Junto a la Catedral
1.2 Cantaliso en Un Bar
1.3 Adivinanzas
1.4 La Canci?N Del Bongo
1.5 Tres Madrigalos Negros
1.6 Guadalupe
1.7 Mujer Nueva
1.8 Canto Negro
1.9 Barlovento
1.10 Un Son Para Ni?Os Antillanos
1.11 Canci?N de Cu?A Para Despertar a Un Negrito
1.12 En El Sur Yanki Gobernador
1.13 Escolares
1.14 Ca?A
1.15 Prologo de la Rueda Dentada
1.16 La Herencia
1.17 Burgueses
1.18 Paris
1.19 Problemas Del Sub Desarrollo
1.20 El Cosmonauta
1.21 A Conrado Benitez
1.22 Panam?
1.23 Eleg?A a Martin Dihigo
1.24 Epigrama
1.25 Poemas Del Gran Zoo: El Caribe / Guitarra / Escarabalos / los Usureros / El Aconcagua / Las Nubes / Cicl?N / Lynch / los Rios / El Hambre
1.26 Los Orientos
1.27 Retratos: Retrato Del Gorrion / Retrato Del Sinsonte / Retrato Del Tomequin / Retrato Del Zunzun
1.28 Una Canci?N en El Magdalena
1.29 El Abuelo
1.30 Dos Ni?Os
1.31 Son Para Portinari, Un
1.32 Sab?S
