The most magical poet and the most lucid thinker died in 1936. 90 years have passed since the murder of Federico García Lorca and the next New Year’s Eve will be the death, in confused circumstances, of Miguel de Unamuno, shortly after his overwhelming allegation against the coup plotters (“win, but you will not convince”) at the University of Salamanca. No, they were not avatars of that savage contest, but the result of the fallangist hatred, t…
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The most magical poet and the most lucid thinker died in 1936. 90 years have passed since the murder of Federico García Lorca and the next New Year’s Eve will be the death, in confused circumstances, of Miguel de Unamuno, shortly after his overwhelming allegation against the coup plotters (“win, but you will not convince”) at the University of Salamanca. No, they were not avatars of that savage contest, but the result of the fallangist hatred, t…