Confieso que he vivido (Spanish Edition), by Pablo Neruda
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Pablo Neruda fue un poeta chileno, considerado entre los más destacados e influyentes artistas de su siglo; «el más grande poeta del siglo XX en cualquier idioma», según Gabriel García Márquez.
Confieso que he vivido (Spanish Edition), by Pablo Neruda- Published on: 2015-10-04
- Original language: Spanish
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x 1.10" w x 6.00" l,
- Binding: Paperback
- 488 pages
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful. An Extraordinary Poet - An Extraordinary Human Being - A Life Well Led!, By Jana L.Perskie Pablo Neruda's "Memoirs" is not a comprehensive autobiographical document. It is a personal memoir, recounted as if the author were sitting around a table, with good friends and a bottle of excellent Chilean wine, telling tales of the people, anecdotes and incidents that were so important in his life. "Confieso Que He Vivido," means I confess that I have lived. And Sr. Neruda certainly did that...with zest, zeal and so much talent. I read Neruda's book in Spanish, but feel more comfortable writing this review in English. The translation by Hardie St. Martin is a good one, but it does not do justice to Neruda's extraordinary writing skills. He romances the Spanish language, like no other, even with his prose.Neruda was born, the son of a railroad worker, in the then frontier wilderness of Southern Chile in 1904. He led a bohemian lifestyle, dressing in black "like the true poets of the last century," during his university years in Santiago. His shyness, the "kink in the soul,"...especially of women, took him a while to overcome. He describes the people and places of that period with great 'carino' (love). His political ideology began to form at that time also, and politics became an integral part of his writing. The Student Federation, student demonstrations and the subsequent repression, had a great impact on the young intellectual.Neruda led a rich and fascinating life. World traveled, he served as Chilean consul in Burma, Ceylon, and Java. He was the consul in Spain during the Spanish Civil War, and during this time "Nine Love Poems" from "Veinte Poemas de Amor y Una Cancion Desesperada" was published. It was at this time also, that his friend Federico Garcia Lorca was killed. Neruda was present in Paris to organize a worldwide anti-Facist congress of writers that would be held in Madrid. His writing about Spain during the war is heartbreaking. Returning to Chile in 1938, he found a burgeoning Fascist movement in his own beloved land.I particularly enjoyed his account of the time he spent in Mexico, as consul. He tells of his encounters with the great Mexican painters there.After returning home, Neruda ran for political office and was elected to Chile's Senate in 1945. He was later removed from his Senate seat after joining the Communist Party.His friends included: Garcia Lorca, Ehrenburg, Picasso, Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, Octavio Paz, Miguel Angel Asturias, Gandhi, Nehru, Mao, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, and most sadly, Salvador Allende.Pablo Neruda's death, just weeks after the brutal murder of Chile's President Allende, is something I will never forget. I was living in Colombia at that time, and remember where I was and what I was doing when I learned of Allende's death, and later heard of Neruda's passing. It called to mind, then and now, my recollections, as a young girl, when President Kennedy's assassination was announced. I always thought Neruda died of a broken heart.This is an exceptionally good memoir, told with great charm, in a series of vignettes. I highly recommend it, especially to anyone who has read and enjoyed Pablo Neruda's poetry - to my mind some of the most beautiful in the world. It also gives us a glimpse of the politics of the left from the point of view of a Latin American - not the usual perspective, and well worth while.JANA
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful. muy hermosa prosa By Luis Méndez Este es un libro de gran intensidad narrativa, lleno de fragmentos de una vida muy fructífera y muy poética. La vida que Neruda nos cuenta es fragmentaria y fragmentada, llena de elementos realistas de alto contenido poético. Como el mismo expresa, esa vida es muchas vidas, es la vida de todos los poetas. Este libro nos cuenta como vivió en su estadía por varios países en los cuales se sintió atacado de una aguda soledad que permeo su poesía y su vida, de como lo atrapo una guerra y de como llego a ser un comunista, buscando algo a que aferrarse, algo a que creer. Es un libro escrito en una prosa tremendamente hermosa, aunque a veces todas las descripciones que nos da nos cansan un poco y nos quedamos embobados en los detalles de una bella oración y no prestando atención al tema de que trata. Neruda es contagioso, me pasa igual que con su poesía, uno se deja llevar de esa dulce y empalagosa prosa y termina escribiendo como él. Creo que muchos que han leído a neruda han terminado escribiendo un poco como él. Es un libro intenso y hermoso y de ningún modo una biografía objetiva, que poeta lo es.?Luis Mendez
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Vista al siglo XX por un poeta chileno By Norbert Ries Aunque estoy aún leyendo el libro, o sea, ya no he terminado leerlo, quisiera explicar porque el libro me gusta. Pablo Neruda cuenta la historia de las tres primeras partes del siglo XX vista con los ojos de un hombre nacido en un continente diferente - la Ámerica del sur, opuesto a la Europa de mi hogar. Así me permite ver a muchos hechos historicos, los que conozco muy bien, de una manera enteramente nueva. En esto se permiten unir intereses en la historia y en la literatura.
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