On Saturday, Valladolid. Isadora
Sartosa met about two years ago during an exhibition of paintings. I must admit that I understand little or nothing about painting, but about what comes after a good exposure (and after a bad too): it was a good night of wine and (of course) Drinking several. Isadora
Elizabeth River spoke about painting and painters and twist of fate, there was also a very interesting man named Ignacio Zara.
was he who introduced me and he whom we would propose the idea. That same night I spoke of the manuscript and the next morning, I decided to seek information: Chimère, French poet unknown but with a reduced echo time.
Yesterday, at the Lyon d'Or had our first gathering on the poet ... say it was more like a Zara Ignacio conference.
I talk a little bit of Ignacio is an old man but young in spirit, with that concern that never abandons certain older persons, however, still continue to look young. Ignacio was once a journalist ... What a pleasure to hear him speak of those lost and most of the differences between times he lived and told in the history books! Ignacio smiles and listens, something very hard to find nowadays. Ignacio English knight and a gentleman is international, questions and concerns each and every one of the words of the speakers. Ignacio like modernism and French poetry of the century. Great exegete, has several books that he says never published.
I think I'm convinced otherwise.
His last great folly: give to the world the great poet that nobody knows: Guillaume "the Chimère" Pradel. Isadora
Sartosa ... what about a woman in the world that has lived beyond of dreams? Isadora has Italian heritage but loves Spain from the depths of his being. Meet the artists (and painters, an issue that greatly pleases Isabel del Rio) and know their lives and habits and techniques beyond the notes on a textbook objectionable. Isadora is always ready to laugh and make a joke and even supports mine. Isadora is cultured to scare but never scared because tales and stories and describes his experiences from the depths of his being.
When Isadora, who also speaks French, received the manuscript, he was excited.
Elizabeth River was the third member of our party that Saturday night. Studied history and his passion is art (she says to write it in capital letters, if not hit me). Enjoys talking about art (I know I will not tonight) and literature. Shortly
speak more of it not to make it turn red: it is the soul of the magazine Yareah that directs me.
And finally, I: Martin Cid. Much I can say the pipe smoker.
Yesterday, between smoke and whiskey and red wine Ribera del Duero (I have to say that the quality of wine served in the room is outstanding) put into words the idea that haunted us all in mind for more than a year the idea of \u200b\u200bIgnacio Zara and he considers "the main contribution of his life": make known the "Chimera" to the world.
We read some of his poems and myself, with my disastrous speech, I put my grain of sand to the work of Ignacio. "We drank too much? Never drink too much when you are among friends, never enjoyed more of the drink and the laughs are never more pronounced and sincere. Yesterday
Valladolid left with the feeling of a big project, Valladolid left last night feeling something in my soul was in that city.
Now we must work on our project, which Ignatius himself Zara called "Chimera Project."
I dare myself to review some of the translations by Ignacio and supervised by Isadora.
"Project Chimera" is running full of hope and full of the spirit of yesteryear, who breathed the breath of the leading poets and one night we were delighted with the taste of yesteryear, the pioneers, the usual.
From here, together forever, I felt the "Chimera" was sitting beside me, smoking a cigarette and talking, slowly with four living in a century-old coffee Valladolid. Martin Cid
Sartosa met about two years ago during an exhibition of paintings. I must admit that I understand little or nothing about painting, but about what comes after a good exposure (and after a bad too): it was a good night of wine and (of course) Drinking several. Isadora
Elizabeth River spoke about painting and painters and twist of fate, there was also a very interesting man named Ignacio Zara.
was he who introduced me and he whom we would propose the idea. That same night I spoke of the manuscript and the next morning, I decided to seek information: Chimère, French poet unknown but with a reduced echo time.
Yesterday, at the Lyon d'Or had our first gathering on the poet ... say it was more like a Zara Ignacio conference.
I talk a little bit of Ignacio is an old man but young in spirit, with that concern that never abandons certain older persons, however, still continue to look young. Ignacio was once a journalist ... What a pleasure to hear him speak of those lost and most of the differences between times he lived and told in the history books! Ignacio smiles and listens, something very hard to find nowadays. Ignacio English knight and a gentleman is international, questions and concerns each and every one of the words of the speakers. Ignacio like modernism and French poetry of the century. Great exegete, has several books that he says never published.
I think I'm convinced otherwise.
His last great folly: give to the world the great poet that nobody knows: Guillaume "the Chimère" Pradel. Isadora
Sartosa ... what about a woman in the world that has lived beyond of dreams? Isadora has Italian heritage but loves Spain from the depths of his being. Meet the artists (and painters, an issue that greatly pleases Isabel del Rio) and know their lives and habits and techniques beyond the notes on a textbook objectionable. Isadora is always ready to laugh and make a joke and even supports mine. Isadora is cultured to scare but never scared because tales and stories and describes his experiences from the depths of his being.
When Isadora, who also speaks French, received the manuscript, he was excited.
Elizabeth River was the third member of our party that Saturday night. Studied history and his passion is art (she says to write it in capital letters, if not hit me). Enjoys talking about art (I know I will not tonight) and literature. Shortly
speak more of it not to make it turn red: it is the soul of the magazine Yareah that directs me.
And finally, I: Martin Cid. Much I can say the pipe smoker.
Yesterday, between smoke and whiskey and red wine Ribera del Duero (I have to say that the quality of wine served in the room is outstanding) put into words the idea that haunted us all in mind for more than a year the idea of \u200b\u200bIgnacio Zara and he considers "the main contribution of his life": make known the "Chimera" to the world.
We read some of his poems and myself, with my disastrous speech, I put my grain of sand to the work of Ignacio. "We drank too much? Never drink too much when you are among friends, never enjoyed more of the drink and the laughs are never more pronounced and sincere. Yesterday
Valladolid left with the feeling of a big project, Valladolid left last night feeling something in my soul was in that city.
Now we must work on our project, which Ignatius himself Zara called "Chimera Project."
I dare myself to review some of the translations by Ignacio and supervised by Isadora.
"Project Chimera" is running full of hope and full of the spirit of yesteryear, who breathed the breath of the leading poets and one night we were delighted with the taste of yesteryear, the pioneers, the usual.
From here, together forever, I felt the "Chimera" was sitting beside me, smoking a cigarette and talking, slowly with four living in a century-old coffee Valladolid. Martin Cid
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