Federico García Lorca continues to grow after his death. Ninety years after his murder, his figure continues to appear in documents, scores, images and testimonies able to modify or expand the gaze we have on him. But he also remains in something more difficult to measure: the intimate relationship that each generation establishes with his work. In 'At last', Isabel Lobo gathered three different perspectives to approach the poet. Antonio Manuel,…
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Federico García Lorca continues to grow after his death. Ninety years after his murder, his figure continues to appear in documents, scores, images and testimonies able to modify or expand the gaze we have on him. But he also remains in something more difficult to measure: the intimate relationship that each generation establishes with his work. In 'At last', Isabel Lobo gathered three different perspectives to approach the poet. Antonio Manuel,…