
Poema del cante jondo
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En "poema del cante jondo" Federico García Lorca se sumerge en el flamenco, como forma de expresión puramente andaluza, y juega con las formas tradicionales mientras experimenta, dejándonos una obra personalísima y emocionante. En sus poemas encontramos el lamento, el dolor, la muerte, pero también la belleza y el amor, además de personajes, históricos unos, ficticios y paradigmáticos otros, que se desenvuelven en un contexto a medio camino entre lo real y lo onírico. Una fusión entre poesía, música y teatro tan enraizada en la tradición, como en la vanguardia de su tiempo.
Diseño de portada: David Rubiales
In "poema del cante jondo" Federico García Lorca digs deeply into the soul of flamenco, as a purely Andalusian form of expression, and plays with traditional forms while experimenting, leaving us a very personal and exciting work. In his poems we find lament, pain, death, but also beauty and love, as well as characters, some historical, others fictitious and paradigmatic, that unfold in a context halfway between the real and the dreamlike. A fusion of poetry, music and theater as rooted in tradition as in the avant-garde of its time.
Cover art design: David Rubiales
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