Ángel Caffarrena — Wikipedia

Ángel Caffarena Such , Né to Malag le October 16, 1914 and died in the same city the February 25, 1998 (at 83) ^{[ first ]} , is a poet and publisher of poetry belonging to the generation of 27.

He founded the publishing house in the 1950s EL GUADALHORCE ANTE LIBRARY , with which he publishes, among other things, numerous poetry books from beginners, including Pere Gimferrer.

He is an academician of the Real Academia of Bellas Artes of San Telmo (is) ^{[ first ]} .

Ángel Caffarena was born in Malaga in 1914. Son of Luis Caffarena and María Such, he is also the nephew of the 27 Emilio Prados generation poet ^{[ 2 ]} .

He studied philosophy in Madrid in the 1930s in Madrid and was housed in the student residence of Madrid, thanks to Emilio Prados who is also housed there ^{[ 2 ]} , where he rubs shoulders with poets, musicians and other intellectuals. He meets Miguel Hernández ^{[ first ]} , which will mark him significantly, especially during his life in Alicante.

During the Spanish civil war, he was a second lieutenant in the army of the ” National side », And participated in particular in the battles of Jarama in 1937 and the Ebrest in 1938 ^{[ 2 ]} .

In the 1950s, he returned to Malaga and founded there, with Manuel Agustín de Heredia (is) ^{[ 2 ]} , the EL GUADALHORCE ANTE LIBRARY In 1956 ^{[ first ]} And starts an important editorial work. From then on and until his death, he publishes books of poetry from beginner authors.

In 1963, he was appointed “Official Chronicler of the province of Malaga” and “official chronicler of the city of Malaga” ^{[ 2 ]} .

In the 1970s, he opened and got involved in an art gallery in Alicante called Coast ^{[ 2 ]} .

He died of a painful illness the February 25, 1998 (at 83) , and is buried in the cemetery of San Gabriel in Malaga the next day ^{[ 3 ]} .

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Alicante [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

When he arrived in Alicante towards the late 1960s, he came into contact with the local cultural world and became the friend of several writers, poets, painters, art collectors, bibliophiles, etc. ^{[ first ]}

He writes and/or directs to Alicante several books including Alicante things , which he dedicates to Miguel Hernández (1972), Manolo Baeza, in Alicante plastic (1973), Hieros of Pepe Belmonte (1973), Before an Antonio Lago picture (1973), The drawing in Xavier Soler’s work (1974), Gastón Castelló murals (1974), Joaquín Peinado: poetry in painting , with a poem by Amelia Hurtado (1974), María Dolores Andreo , with a poem by Salvador Pérez Valiente (is) (1975), Martínez Gamarra. A plastic adventure , with a Manuel Molina sonnet (is) , a poem by Rafael Pérez Estrada (is) and another from Ángel Caffarena (1976), and Purezgil , with the special collaboration of Rafael Azuar (is) , Joaquín Más Nieves, Vicente Mojica (is) Eduardo Trives (1977) ^{[ first ]} .

Malaga and the review Coast [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Very devoted to Miguel Hernández, he wrote in the Journal de Malaga on (is) the articles Memory of Miguel Hernández (the first ^is December 1967 ) And Alicante-Andaluza Presence in Miguel Hernández’s poetics (in March 1968), later reproduced in the chapter Poetry: Miguel Hernández book Alicante things ^{[ first ]} .

After having stopped being published twice, the Revue Litoral was reborn in 1968, in the context of May 68 and still under the yoke of the Franco dictatorship, thanks to José María Amado, who relies on his friends Ángel Caffarena, Jesús Ussía and the survivors of the first stage: Rafael Alberti, José Bergamín, Vicente Aleixandre, Jorge Guillén, Francisco Giner de Los Ríos, etc.

In the n ^O 61-62-63 of November 7, 1976 , Caffarena Participe au dossier Poetry in jail In the part concerning Miguel Hernández (pages 176-183).
In the n ^O 73-74-75 of February 8, 1978 , his participation in the file Life and death of Miguel Hernández This time is essential, and he is the author of the brief anthology of the poet included in this issue. José María Amado writes on page 229 and heading to Hernández that Caffarena returns to him in this issue of Coast a tribute ^{[ first ]} .

He is the author of Contemporary Malaga poetry anthology from 1960, as well as On the path of sleep (1971) ^{[ 2 ]} .

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Ángel Caffarena, due to its zeal and its important editorial work, is one of the most representative publishers of the Malagueña editorial tradition, alongside important personalities such as Emilio Prados or Manuel Altolaguirre ^{[ 3 ]} .

He has published a very large number of poetic Spanish language works in the second half of XX ^{It is} century since its printer On Then Dart , at Malaga ^{[ 3 ] , [ 4 ]} .

The EL GUADALHORCE ANTE LIBRARY [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

In Malaga, Manuel Agustín de Heredia and buy him many “rare or curious” books, but as they do not wish to part with it, they created in 1956 the EL GUADALHORCE ANTE LIBRARY As of Alameda Street, where they keep these books and publish others on printers On And Dart ^{[ 4 ]} .
Advised by Emilio Prados, he began a series of literary collections from small editions (which rarely exceeds 200 copies), but in a craft and quality way ^{[ 2 ]} .

Among these collections, he publishes Facsimilas editions of books and rare and curious documents , María Cristina Notebooks ^{[ 5 ]} , Contemporary Malaga poetry , Coastal collection , María José Notebooks ^{[ 6 ]} , María José Notebooks , María Isabel Notebooks , Almoraduuj collection And Emilio Prados Collection , as well as, under the label Ángel Caffarrea editor , l’ Emilio Prados tribute ^{[ 2 ]} .

Following Caffarena’s death in 1998, the publishing house of the same firm name.

Young Malaga poets [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The list of poets who published their first book under the supervision of Caffarena is great and includes renowned authors such as Jaime Siles, Pere Gimferrer, Leopoldo María Panero, Claudio Rodríguez Iron, Jenaro Talens (is) , Luis Eduardo Aute, Rafael Pérez Estrada (is) , Guillermo Carnero (is) ^{[ 7 ]} , Marcos Ricardo Barnatán (is) José Infante (is) , Roger Wolfe  (is) , Ángeles Navarro, Diego Doncel (is) or Pablo Méndez (is) .

Alicantine period [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

In Alicante, Caffarena publishes his competitors but friends Gonzalo Fortaa and Francisco Pastor (is) , from the gallery Italy .
De Fortaa he publishes in particular Christmas story (1971), My first contact with the millionaire , with illustrations by José Vento González (is) (1972), Three science fiction stories (1974) and the program of his play I will tell the flowers are brought by the stork , with drawings by José Vento, out at the main teatro (Alicante) (is) the June 7, 1973 .
De Pastor he publishes The shortest distance , a collection of poems embellished with a prologue by José Hierro and Baltasar Lobo drawings (1979) ^{[ first ]} .

Other authors of Alicante are also published, such as the poet Manuel Molina ( Miguel Hernández and his friends from Orihuela , a pros, one 1969; Beauty and fire a 1972 one Life verses In 1977, in Vers), Vicente Mojica ( Behind the words a 1973 et Shadow In 1976), Alfredo Gómez Gil (is) ( 24 snow poems a 1971 one Between fetishes and amulets in 1974).
The publication of the narrator Manuel Girón ( The accident EN 1975), Du Reporter Emilio Chipont ( Men, emotions and landscapes : flight. And in 1976; flight. II in 1977) Egg of the Ancien Maire d’Alicante Agatángelo Soler Llorca ( Maria La Porona in 1973) shows the diversity of subjects and authors published in the EL GUADALHORCE ANTE LIBRARY ^{[ first ]} .

He is appointed favorite son of the town hall of Malaga, and was also awarded the gold medal of the city ^{[ 3 ]} .

Vicente Dutrianredices Nobel from littérature 1977, Ditl of Crazy Caña That Malag About the Saint la Words These Practivals used son et moon printed ^{[ first ]} », Expression that Caffarena will resume in her publication The Guadalhorce. Creator of a Malaga printed that has sound and light ^{[ 8 ]} .

Malaga has an avenue in his name: Avenida Editor ángel Caffarena ^{[ 9 ]} .

Some of the books he has published are still referenced by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports ^{[ ten ]} (unless there is a reference).

Works as a publisher [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• (is) Gaspar de tovar , Painting and brief compilation of the work of the Holy Church of Malaga , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1963 , 50 p. (Only 210 copies published) ^{[ 11 ]}
• (is) Vicente Mojica , Shadow Tree , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1976 , 63 p. (only 800 copies published) ^{[ twelfth ]}
• (is) Joseph Codeso Garcia , Literary cocktail , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1978 , 70 p. (ISBN  978-84-400-5141-7 )
• (is) Jose Manuel Laffón García , Atalanta and other stories , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1978 , 160 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-01-1 )
• (is) Rafael Martín Amat , sighs , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1978 , 56 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-00-4 )
• (is) Joseph Baena Reigal , César celebration , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1979 , 60 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-03-5 )
• (is) Cave León Garcia , Malaga, colored filigree , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1979 , 90 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-02-8 )
• (is) Jose Maria Lopera Martin , Soleares, Malaga, and Nanas , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1979 , 92 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-05-9 )
• (is) Elena and the Swan , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1981 , 88 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-10-3 )
• (is) Cave Martos Ibáñez , The three crops , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1981 , eighty six p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-08-0 )
• (is) Jorge Guillén González , Some poems , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1981 , 100 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-07-3 )
• (is) Juan Benítez Castle , History of the Brotherhood of Christ of the Vera Cruz de Alhaurín el Grande , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1982 , 27 ^{It is} ed. , 100 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-11-0 )
• (is) Antonio A. Gómez Yebra , Small poems and stories , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1985 , 58 p. (ISBN  978-84-398-4524-9 )
• (is) Dolores Santana Ramos , Illusions and experiences , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1989 , sixty four p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-12-7-7 )
• (is) Claudio Guillén , Total expression: notes on literature and obscenity , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1993 , 71 p.

Works like Author or Director of Publication [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• (is) Gloria Powerful , Angel Caffarena and miquel Angel Riera , Poetic anthology , Madrid, rumbos, 1952 , sixty four p. ^{[ 13 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , 5 Cantes , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1960 , 30 p. (only 200 published copies) ^{[ 14 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , I saw songs for the Utrera Fair , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1967 , twelfth p. (Only 150 copies published) ^{[ 15 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Four stations , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1969 , 27 p. ^{[ 16 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Alicante things , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1972 , 62 p. (only 300 copies published) ^{[ 17 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Hieros of Pepe Belmonte , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1973 (Only 150 copies published) ^{[ 18 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , The drawing in Xavier Soler’s work , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1974 , 29 p. ^{[ 19 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Gaston Castello murals , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1974 , 37 p. ^{[ 20 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , José Luis Cano et Francisco Giner de los Rios , Heterodox and pre -romantic , Madrid, Júcar editions, 1975 , 305 p. ^{[ 21 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Martinez Gamarra. A plastic adventure , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1976 , 44 p. ^{[ 22 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Canton Czech. Landscape poet , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1976 , 52 p. ^{[ 23 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , Poetic tribute to Canton Czech , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1979 , 100 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-04-2 )
• (is) Tribute to María Pepa Estrada , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1980 , eighty six p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-06-6 )
• (is) Angel Caffarena , The evolution of Antonio Lago’s painting , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1981 , 80 p. ^{[ 24 ]}
• (is) Tribute to Picasso , Malaga, anticuary bookstore of Guadalhorce, 1981 , 80 p. (ISBN  978-84-85586-09-7 )
• (is) Angel Caffarena , The Guadalhorce. Creator of a Malaga printed that has sound and light , Malaga, coast, 1987 , 91 p. ^{[ 8 ]}
• (is) Angel Caffarena , José Luis Cano et Francisco Giner de los Rios , Poetics and poems , Malaga, urania graphics, 1991 , 72 p. ^{[ 25 ]}

Bibliography [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• (is) Marked paper Palomero Alvarez-Claro , 70’s poets: contemporary Spanish poetry anthology , Hyperion, 1987 , 500 p. (ISBN  978-84-7517-220-0-0 ) .
• (is) Manuel Mantero Sainz , Spanish postwar poets , Espasa books, 1986 , 350 p. (ISBN  978-84-239-6530-4 ) .
• (is) Miguel García-Passada , Accelerated Dream: Memories of the poets of 27 , Espasa books, 1999 , 336 p. (ISBN  978-84-239-9750-3 ) .
• (is) Lorenzo Tail , Homenaje to Angel Caffarena , Malaga, Provincial Council of Malaga. Editions of the Diputación de Málaga, 1986 , 112 p. (ISBN  978-84-505-3158-9 ) .
• (is) Francisco Peral , My poems published by Carlos of Rica and Angel Caffarrarena : A recognition to two illustrious editors , Crown of the South, 2009 , 78 p. (ISBN  978-84-92741-25-0 ) .

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