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Antonio Pereira

José Álvarez Junco

Jon Juaristi

Pedro Ortiz Armengol

Fernando Fernán Gómez

Lauro Olmo

Miguel Ángel Lozano Marco

Enrique Badosa

Alberto Navarro González

Antonio Porpetta

1936-02-14 – 2023-07-25

Antonio Porpetta is a recognized Spanish poet, writer, and professor. His poetic work is often associated with social and existential poetry, addressing themes such as urban life, solitude, and the search for identity. He also distinguished himself as an important promoter of reading and children's and young adult literature.

Blanca García-Valdecasas

Santos Sanz Villanueva

José Miguel Santiago Castelo

1948-09-11 – 2015-05-29

José Miguel Santiago Castelo is a Spanish poet whose work fits into the line of poetry of experience and reflection on the everyday. His poetry is marked by clear and accessible language, but filled with depth and emotion. He explores themes such as the passage of time, memory, nature, and human relationships. Castelo is also known for his work as a literary critic and professor, which gives him a broad perspective on contemporary literature. His poetic work is an invitation to rediscover the beauty in simple things and find meaning in the most common experiences.

Alfonso Vallejo

1943-08-19 – 2021-12-03

Alfonso Vallejo is a Spanish playwright and writer, recognized for his contribution to contemporary theater. His theatrical work is marked by a strong sense of social criticism and the exploration of human conflicts in extreme situations. He stands out for the originality of his plots and his ability to create complex and believable characters. Vallejo also engages in other literary genres, demonstrating versatility. His writing is incisive and provocative, inviting the audience and the reader to reflect on the contradictions of society and human nature.

Rafael Montesinos

1920-09-30 – 2005-03-04

Rafael Montesinos is a Spanish poet and essayist. His work is marked by a profound reflection on existence, language, and poetry itself. He stands out for his erudition and his ability to dialogue with the literary tradition, while renewing it with a personal and contemporary perspective. His poetic style is characterized by musicality, vocabulary precision, and a fertile imagination, exploring universal themes with unique sensitivity. In addition to his lyrical production, Montesinos has also dedicated himself to the study of literature, contributing critical essays that deepen the understanding of various authors and movements.

Andrés Amorós

Ana Diosdado

Mercedes Formica

Ángel María de Lera

Aquilino Duque

Torcuato Luca de Tena

Luis de Castresana

José María Alonso Gamo

Manuel Mantero

1930-07-29 – 2024-09-24

Manuel Mantero was a Spanish poet, essayist, and literary critic, associated with the Generation of '50. His poetic work is characterized by rigorous language and profound reflection on the human condition, existence, and reality. As an essayist and critic, he stood out for the clarity of his analyses and his contribution to the study of Spanish literature and culture. His intellectual activity encompassed literary creation as well as criticism and theoretical reflection.