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Heredia, José María de
Born Dec. 31, 1803, in Santiago de Cuba; died May 7, 1839, in Toluca, near Mexico City. Cuban poet. One of the founders of Cuban poetry, Heredia was the author of revolutionary-patriotic lyrics written in a classical style. He was subjected to repressive measures for his activities in the struggle against Spanish colonial rule. His two collections of verse entitled Poems (1825, 1832) exhibit elements of romantic rebellion and melancholy and an interest in local color. Especially popular are Heredia’s patriotic poem “Hymn of the Exile” (1825), his philosophic narrative poem At the Temple of Cholula (1820; Russian translation, 1959), and his poems “Into the Storm” (1822) and “Niagara” (1824; Russian translation, 1959), both of which depict the power of nature. WORKSPoesías, discursos y cartas, vols. 1–2. Havana, 1939.Versos. Havana, 1960. Poesías. Havana, 1965. In Russian translation: [“Stikhi.”] In the collection Poeziia kubinskogo romantizma. [Moscow, 1971.] REFERENCESGonzález, M. P. José María Heredia, primogénito del romanticisimo hispano. Mexico City [1955].Re, A. del. José María Heredia, poeta e patriota cubano (1803–39). Rome, 1958. Z. I. PLAVSKIN Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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