Romancero gitano is a collection of Poème S of Federico García Lorca published in 1928. It is the most known collection of the poet. He brought the celebrity to Spain to him, and he is regarded as a major work of the Spanish Littérature of the XXe century.
Anchored in the Generation of 27, the Romancero gitano combines erudite poetry and popular poetry. It is composed of eighteen lovesong S, of the poems of traditional form and topic of the XVe century. These poems are in Octosyllabe S, only the even worms Rime NT between them, in a assonancée way .
Lorca wished to regain this traditional shape to celebrate the culture Tzigane, which nourished the culture of the Andalusia. The collection reflects the sufferings of people which live in margin of the company, persecuted by the representatives of authority.
The poems have as a framework Grenade, Cordoue or Seville. They put in scene characters of Tziganes, like Antoñito el Camborio or the nun gipsy, but also of the saints (Sainte Eulalie), of the biblical characters (Tamar and Amnon), of personifications of natural elements (the the Moon, the Vent).
The Romancero gitano is also known for its sensuality and its use of the Métaphore. Many symbols run in the collection. The moon and the green color often symbolize death. Running water and the horse represent passion and freedom.
Contents
- Lovesong of Luna, Luna
- Preciosa el surface
- Reyerta
- Romance Sonámbulo
- Monja Gitana
- the casada infiel
- Romance of the pena will negra there
- San Miguel (Granada)
- San Rafael (Córdoba)
- San Gabriel (Sevilla)
- Prendimiento de Antoñito el Camborio in el camino has Sevilla
- Muerte de Antoñito el Camborio
- Muerto of amor
- Romance LED emplazado
- Romance of Guardia Civil Española
- Martirio de Santa Olalla
- Burla of gift Pedro has caballo
- Thamar there Amnón
Setting in music
The poems of the collection were often put in music and sung, in particular by Paco Ibáñez and Vicente Pradal.
External bonds
- the Spanish collection on the Spanish wikisource
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