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Outside & Subterranean Poems, a Mini-Anthology in Progress (59): Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Two Dialect Poems, with ...
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Translation from Spanish & related dialects or faux-dialects by Jerome Rothenberg & Cecilia Vicuña Originally published in the blogger version of Poems and Poetics & later in The Oxford Book of Latin American Poetry, edited by Cecilia...
Ernesto de la Peña, Birthday Anniversary Tribute
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e quel savio gentil, che tutto seppe – Inferno, Canto VII (The Divine Comedy) This November 21 would have been the Birthday Anniversary of Mexico’s greatest Erudite Ernesto de la Peña. I have written so much about Ernesto de la Peña (I hope that everyone...
rejectedprincesses: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz ( 1651-1695):...
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rejectedprincesses: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz ( 1651-1695): the Phoenix of Mexico There is SO MUCH MORE INFORMATION at the main site entry - 28 footnotes worth! Before you start going off about “why doesn’t she have a movie” (she does), or “this detail...
Rodrigo y Gabriela / 9 Dead Alive [2014]
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1. The Soundmaker (inspired by Antonio de Torres Jurado: 1817 – 1892) (04:53) 2. Torito (inspired by animals and nature) (05:03) 3. Sunday Neurosis (inspired by Viktor Frankl: 1905 – 1997) (05:16) 4. Misty Moses (inspired by Harriet Tubman...
100 Years and Counting: Cafe de Tacuba of Mexico City
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I think it is safe to assume that one hundred years ago things were quite different. That is about the extent of my historical knowledge: a long time ago things were really different than now, and more recently things were a little less different. But...