Félix Grande was a Spanish poet, flamencologist, and critic. His work often delves into profound themes of identity, memory, and the human spirit, explored through a unique lyrical sensitivity. Grande's poetry is characterized by evocative imagery and a penetrating examination of Spanish culture and its folklore, particularly flamenco. His literary contribution lies in his ability to meld tradition with modernity, creating timeless pieces that resonate with readers across generations.
Escrita en trágicas circunstancias de la vida del autor, en Mortal y rosa encontramos la interiorización de la experiencia, la visión íntima del mundo, la perspectiva lírica a la vez que la puesta en práctica de lo que el mismo Francisco Umbral ha llamado la "memoria simultánea."
Text: Spanish