If you are from the beautiful Andalusian city of Almería, you are in luck. Its streets have been filled with verses and the earliest people of Almeria have woken up this morning with them ... The authors are from Culture, Education and Traditions area of the Almería City Council, coordinated by Rosa Díaz from the web What idea and in which the website of Makiniko, dedicated to photography and design.
Maybe that the Book Fair The city began today Wednesday 26 and lasts until May 1 has a lot to do with it. Although, as we already know, the cities of Madrid and Barcelona they have already been filled with poems, especially love themes, drawing inspiration from urban art Boamistura.
As we have learned, the phrases have been inspired by great international authors now deceased such as Miguel Hernández, of which this year the 75th anniversary of his death y Julio Cortazar, well-known author of "Hopscotch". Writers and other characters from the Almeria cultural field have also served as inspiration, such as Ana Santos, editor of «El Gaviero Editions» and the author and journalist Carmen de Burgos, among others.
Where can we read these sentences?
Whether you are from Almería or if you are the next visitor to the city, you will be happy to know that you can find these phrases verses in the following points of the city:
On the Paseo de Almería:
- "Verses for Ana" (What idea).
- "Almería, I sow you to verses" (What idea).
- «April, full of roses to our meeting advances» (Francisco Villaespesa).
- «Only you wake up in the light» (José Angel Valente).
- «I am of meat and verse» (What idea).
- "Life has made me a poet" (Miguel Hernandez).
On Rambla Obispo Orberá:
- "The city of the sun" (Miguel Navaros).
- "They and they or they and they" (Carmen de Burgos. Colombine).
- "The islands of my love" (Celia Vinas).
On Calle Reyes Católicos:
- «What I like about your language is the word» (Julio Cortazar).
I honestly, I stay with the latter. He says so much with so little ...