Federico Lorca Garcia’s Love and Death of Spain

Have you ever thought about the reason why you became yourself and what you did? Federico Garcia Lorca was a very famous poet, experienced many moving events, and helped him write poetry throughout that period. He developed his poem through the inspiration of the people around him. And they showed the theme of love, death and southern Spanish culture. He has a special poem and uses his own style in writing. Federico Garcia Lorca is a Spanish poet and playwright of the 20th century. He was born in Granada in southern Spain, more specifically in Andalusia in 1898.

Born in 1898, born in 1936, I experienced one of the most troubling times in the history of Spain. He grew up in Granada, Spain, enjoying the way of life and the countryside in Spain. His father was a wealthy farmer, his mother was a school teacher, and encouraged him to love literature, art and music. He is a very good person. Respected painter, excellent pianist and skilled writer

Federico Garcia Lorca was born on June 5, 1898 in Fuente Vaquelos, a small town near Granada, Spain. He grew up in a pleasant and comfortable environment, studied music (piano), wrote his hobbies and talents. By 1909, his family moved to Granada, and in 1914 Lorca studied at the University of Granada to study liberal arts and law. He published the first book that gathered articles and papers in 1918. This first book inspired Lorca's interest in more ambitious literary works. In 1919, Lorca moved to the university dormitory in Madrid where he believed that it would benefit from experiencing more intensive cultural activities than Granada. In Madrid, Lorca organized a lifelong close ties with a surreal artist, Salvador Dalí and the orchestra composer Manuel de Fara.

In 1922, Dali moved to Madrid, studied at Academy of Fine Arts, he met a famous Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca. Event He became interested in Cubism and decided to move to Paris in 1926 when he was inspired by Picasso. For both, Paris is the center of the European art world and Dali began using Cubism as his preferred art form. In 1929, he met a Russian young girl, Helena Diakonova, whose nickname is Jura She was ten years old and has been his museum ever since. Inspiration, models and girlfriends. Born in Kazan, Russia in 1894, she was sent to a sanatorium in Switzerland to cure tuberculosis. So she met the French poet Paul Ehrel who got married in 1917. Due to her husband's influence, she became an avant-garde man in Paris' surrealist movement.