Bajo el Azul Impávido

This bilingual anthology, Cantos to Encounters, is a selection of the poetic works of Luis Alberto Ambroggio, the highly-respected Argentinian-American poet who currently represents Hispanic writing in the United States. The poems quickly reveal how the encounters related to the poet serve as symbols for numerous topics and people: for war, family, women, mythology, immigrants; and for poets such as Darío, García Lorca, Vallejo, Whitman, and Benedetti, as well as for himself. These poems place their author between the year 1987, when he was starting his poetic journey with some poems from...

Con el objetivo de promover la cultura escrita en medios digitales el Colectivo de Poetas Hispanos convocó a participar en el Tercer Concurso Internacional de Poesía Poetas Hispanos a finales del año 2021. Se inscribieron 40 poemas en total. Reproducimos en esta edición los poemas ganadores y también todos los poemas participantes. Editorial Poetas Hispanos

Este poemario que ahora nos trae Manuel Neto dos Santos, Sangue de nuvens / Sangre de nubes, se presenta en edición bilingüe. La traducción ha sido obra del prologuista, João Miguel Pereira., el cual, como hablante nativo de portugués con un excelente dominio del español —es docente y coordinador del Club de Lectura en lengua portuguesa en la Biblioteca Provincial de Huelva—, se ha acercado al texto original con la misma confianza e intimidad que comparte con el autor. (Consejo de redacción de Los libros del estraperlo) Em Sangue de Nuvens descobrimos Manuel Neto dos Santos (MNS),...

A narrative poem, in both English and Spanish, expressing the feelings while suffering from cancer as a guest at the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge in Tampa. It expresses the fear, anxiety, discomfort, sadness, happiness, hopes, and faith in God during the time of cancer treatment and afterward. The astonishment for the beauty, cleanliness, and comfort of the hope lodge, as well as deep appreciation and gratitude to the staff and volunteers that do almost the impossible to satisfy the sick. The ironic yearning of the place where the author passed his sick days and the desire to share...