Las historias viajan con el tiempo, viven en nosotros y se forman con la fuerza de la voz. Coleccionarlas es nuestro anhelo; preservarlas nuestra misión. Somos Juglares al micrófono.
Juglares al Micrófono
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Las historias viajan con el tiempo, viven en nosotros y se forman con la fuerza de la voz. Coleccionarlas es nuestro anhelo; preservarlas nuestra misión. Somos Juglares al micrófono.
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November 13, 2022
Todos - Roque Dalton
<p> «Todos» hace alusión a la cicatriz que representa la fecha para la cultura salvadoreña, o para todo aquel que se considere salvadoreño; Dalton, hace énfasis en lo crucial que fue esta fecha para la configuración de la sociedad salvadoreña, un poema atemporal que resuena hasta nuestros días.</p> <p>Autor: Roque Dalton </p> <p>Declama: @corazondepoeta_</p> <p>Dalton, R. (1974). Todos. Las Historias Prohibidas del Pulgarcito. Recuperado de: https://revistaculturel.com/articulos/4-poemas-que-maximiliano-hernandez-no-quisiera-que-leyeras/</p> <p><br></p>
November 13, 2022
Feliciano Ama – Pedro Geoffroy Rivas
<p>Una restrospectiva de la ejecución del líder indígena, Feliciano Ama, es lo que Pedro Geoffroy Rivas plasma en el poema que lleva el nombre de aquel hombre que colgaron de un árbol las fuerzas coercitivas del Estado en enero del 32.</p> <p>Autor: Pedro Geoffroy</p> <p>Declama: @corazondepoeta_</p> <p>Geoffroy, P (1935). Feliciano Ama. Para cantar mañana, poesía. Recuperado de: https://elescarabajo.com.sv/poetas-el-salvador/pedro-geoffroy-rivas/</p> <p><br> </p>
November 13, 2022
Lo que dijeron sus labios - Alfredo Alvarado
<p>Este poema fue escrito por el salvadoreño, Alfredo Alvarado Guerra, originario de Nahuizalco, departamento de Sonsonate, <strong>“Lo que dijeron tus labios”</strong> es un poema dedicado a la viuda de Feliciano Ama (La mujer “india” viuda del líder indígena de los Izalcos ahorcado el 22 de enero de 1932 por las fuerzas del general Maximiliano Hernández) y el cual publicó bajo el seudónimo «Amarilis» en la revista Cipactly.</p> <p>Autor: Alfredo Alvarado</p> <p>Declama: @corazondepoeta_</p> <p>Alvarado, A (1932). Lo que dijeron sus labios. Cipactly Carlos López . Recuperado de: https://lazebra.net/2016/01/01/alfredo-alvarado-poesia/</p> <p><br></p>
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