"Magazines collect, in a very alive, the culture of each harvest time. They are like mirrors, which reflect attitudes and making the books can not collect ... " José Filgueira Valverde
In the Literary Magazine CRYSTAL (particularly in the number 6 December 1932) appears an unpublished sonnet by Federico García Lorca (written in 1929 U.S.). Algunos consejo members of the editorial reads a poem to pidieron incluirlo in the magazine. More Later, the poet accompanied the Modern Café developed where important political and literary circles frequented by Valle-Inclán and Castelao. ("... Lorca asked to write and place a sheet of paper. We crossed the plaza of San Jose and we entered the small room modern coffee. On one of those heavy marble tables where Luis Amado many pages to write for Proel, Federico, without delay, he wrote a beautiful sonnet, great sound, and "hard Roman accent" I know that my profile will be quiet (...) (Luciano del Rio).
The poem will appear later in Posthumous Poems in Volume VI of the Collected Works Garcia Lorca, published by Losada from 1938.
Lorca was in Pontevedra on several occasions, first in August 1932 with the theatrical group "La Barraca." The second visit comes soon after in November, when invited the poet to give a lecture on the painter Mary Blanchard.
Another November, 25 November 2009, I read the article by Carles Geli, in El País on the way out auction of a manuscript of Lorca sonnets dedicated to the Catalan violinist Nieves Gas (at the end of the conference of the poet at the Ritz in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bentitled "New York in a poet, 16 December 1932). This poem is the same as Lorca wrote to be published in Cristal.
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Cristal is a literary magazine born during the years of the Second Republic and promoted by a group of writers from Pontevedra, in her illustrious literary figures worked as Castelao, Ramon Otero Pedrayo Manuel Antonio, Federico García Lorca, Juan Ramón Jiménez ... At this time I reread the beautiful facsimile edition published by the Xunta de Galicia.
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