US EditionEfraín Huerta and the Transition From Social Poetry to Intimate Poetry - Kiosk of History
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Efraín Huerta was a multi-faceted author who transitioned from social poetry to intimate poetry; from poems externalized as a journalistic note or reading note to classical ones. Writer Eduardo Langagne comments that the poetic language of Huerta (Silao, Guanajuato, June 18, 1914 – Mexico City, February 3, 1982) is, in musical terms, a continuous sonorous snail that has the score of a complex harmony, counterpoints and leaks. He is recognized as…
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