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Gonzalo Hermo

1987-02-24

Gonzalo Hermo is a contemporary Galician writer and poet, known for his exploration of themes such as identity, memory, and human relationships in his work. His writing is distinguished by its sensitivity and ability to evoke deep emotions in the reader, addressing the human condition with an introspective and sometimes melancholic perspective. As a poet and prose writer, Hermo has built a literary career that reflects a deep engagement with the Galician language and culture. His work invites reflection on existence, time, and the bonds that unite us, consolidating him as a relevant voice in contemporary literature.

Marga do Val

1964-04-15

Marga do Val is a Galician poet and writer, known for her lyrical and contemplative poetry that addresses themes such as identity, memory, and the relationship with nature. Her work is distinguished by its sensitivity in exploring human emotions and by the search for a language that captures the essence of lived experiences, with a strong connection to the Galician universe.

Luz Pozo Garza

Chus Pato

1955-08-29

Chus Pato is a Galician poet, essayist, and translator, with a body of work distinguished by its strong experimental charge and its exploration of social and political issues. Her writing addresses language as a territory of resistance and construction of new realities, with a critical view on patriarchy and power structures.

Helena de Carlos

1964-05-23

Helena de Carlos is a Galician writer and poet. Her poetic work explores themes such as identity, memory, and the Galician landscape, with lyrical and profound language. She stands out for her sensitivity in approaching existential issues and for her connection with the cultural roots of her land, offering a unique perspective on the human condition.

Manuel Vilanova

1944-01-01 – 2019-03-05

Manuel Vilanova was a distinguished Galician poet and essayist. His poetic work is recognized for its expressive force, its exploration of social and existential themes, and its rich and forceful language. As an essayist, he contributed important reflections on Galician culture and identity, consolidating himself as an influential voice in the literature of his time.

Román Raña Lama

1960-02-08

Román Raña Lama is a Galician professor, writer, and literary critic. His work encompasses both literary creation and academic analysis of literature, with a special focus on Galician literature. As a writer, he explores different genres, while his work as a critic and researcher contributes to the study and appreciation of Galicia's literary heritage.

Xavier Seoane

Manuel Forcadela

Xulio López Valcárcel

Xavier Rodríguez Barrio

Fermín Bouza Álvarez

Gonzalo Navaza

Ramiro Fonte

Luis González Tosar

1952-08-25

Luis González Tosar is a Spanish poet and essayist, whose work is part of contemporary Galician poetry. He is known for a poetry that frequently addresses the landscape, identity, and reflection on the poetic art itself. His texts are marked by careful language and a deep connection with the Galician land and culture.

Xosé María Álvarez Cáccamo

Xavier Rodríguez Baixeras

Xavier Rodríguez Baixeras is a recognized Galician poet, whose lyrical work stands out for its sensitivity and exploration of themes such as memory, time, and landscape. His poetry is marked by careful language and a deep connection with the emotional universe. He also works in other cultural areas, contributing to the promotion of literature and the arts in Galicia. Baixeras is seen as one of the contemporary poets who bring an authentic and innovative voice to literature in Galician.

Victor Vaqueiro

1948-08-04

Victor Vaqueiro is a recognized Galician poet, writer, and translator. His poetic work is marked by lyrical and reflective language, exploring themes such as identity, memory, and the Galician landscape. As a translator, he has contributed to the dissemination of important literary works in Galician. His literary work also includes prose and essays, demonstrating a versatility that enriches the cultural scene of Galicia. Vaqueiro is an active figure in promoting Galician literature and language, participating in cultural events and projects.

Antón Avilés "de Taramancos"

1935-04-06 – 1992-03-23

Antón Avilés "de Taramancos" was an influential Galician poet and cultural activist. His poetic work is a reflection of Galician identity, addressing themes such as land, history, and social struggles. He is known for his strong language and his deep connection with the cultural roots of Galicia. Besides his literary production, Avilés "de Taramancos" played an important role in defending Galician culture and language, being a respected figure for his integrity and passion for his land.

Claudio Rodríguez Fer

Xoan Manuel Casado

1949-12-18 – 2002-01-19

Xoan Manuel Casado is a Galician writer, known for his contribution to literature in Galician. His work spans various genres, exploring the cultural and social identity of Galicia. He stands out for his engaging prose and his ability to portray Galician daily life with sensitivity and realism. With a consolidated literary career, Casado has received recognition for his authentic writing and his dedication to the Galician language and culture. His work is a reflection of the region's rich literary tapestry, contributing to its preservation and dissemination.

Xohana Torres

1929-11-22 – 2017-09-12

Xohana Torres is a Galician writer and poet, known for her work in Galician that explores identity, femininity, and the experiences of modern life. Her poetry and prose are marked by a lyrical voice and a contemporary perspective. With a career dedicated to literature, Torres has been consolidating her presence in the Galician literary scene, addressing relevant themes with sensitivity and depth. Her work is a reflection of her worldview and her reflections on existence.

Eduardo Moreiras

1914-01-03 – 1991-04-28

Eduardo Moreiras was a Galician writer and professor, whose works explore identity, memory, and the human condition, with a style that frequently combines realism and lyricism. His writing reflects a deep sensibility and a keen eye on the complexities of life. As a professor by profession, he dedicated himself to literature as a form of expression and reflection on society and the individual. His work, although perhaps less publicized than that of other contemporary authors, possesses a notable literary quality and an invitation to introspection.