Réquiem para un gentilhombre, an elegy against tradition
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https://doi.org/10.15381/tesis.v16i22.21953Keywords:
surrealism, elegy, traditionAbstract
The brief study shows how Manuel Scorza’s elegy, addressed to his friend Fernando Quíspez Asín, completely distances itself from the classical tradition. However, the elegy fulfills its mission: it shocks the reader, praises the deceased and makes the memory of his person remain in time.
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