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Abarán Mayor, Antonio Eugenio Gomez, moved his congratulations to the author and to the winners of short story authors highlighted the involvement of this invitation to tender, highlighted the work of students and schools and encouraged Abaraneros Studies Center to edit a collection of award-winning books of poetry to mark the tenth anniversary of these awards
The Cervantes Theatre on Friday hosted the awards for poetry Humberto Fork granted Abaraneros Studies Center (CEA) with the Department of Culture of the City of Abarán.
Winning author of this edition in general category, Ana María Estepa Roman, with the poems "The Caliph and the daughter of the cold", accepted this award which consists of 1000 euros in cash, plaque, and publication of the poems.
Also on stage reciting some verses of his work:
Slaves
Here come the slaves brought from the north
Walk so hungry, so exhausted
Ghosts that appear with yellow hair
And the trail of death hung in the tabs.
They have long legs and spears of war
The eyes are mirrors in the sky
And wear unusual clothing
Their bodies
The men are giants crestfallen
Females are so white and his skin is so fragile
The touch of the injured tissue.
A beautiful flower, daughter of the cold
Who pours perfume between cereals,
Eyes melting Highlights
When the great gate of Al-Cortoba closes.
In this series of poems Estepa Roman intends to have one of the most beautiful love stories ever told: the relationship between the Umayyad caliph Abd al-Rahman III and Slavic slave Zahra, showing the clear influence of this author eastern Cordoba.
The award category abaranero author has remained unsuccessful in this issue.
Abarán Mayor, Antonio Eugenio Gómez, said that "the construction of a text, a narrative poem or short story meets design criteria that enrich our language processing and transmission of knowledge unanimous, this practice becomes reflected in the quality of work each year receive this call. "
Also congratulated the winner of the national poetry prize to the winners in the short story contest held in schools in the town (Marina Gómez Carrasco, Primary 3 ° of CEIPS Fahuarán; Pitarch Roberto Carrasco, 6 ° Elementary, the school Juan XXIII, Andrea Sánchez Gómez, 5 of Primary School of St. James, Maria Moreno Marín, Primary 6 ° of CEIPS San José Artesano, Elena Yelo Juliá, Primary 4 ° of CEIPS San Pablo and Antonio Amador Santiago, Primary 6 ° of CEIPS Virgen del Oro) and students of the IES Villa de Abarán and Fahuarán CEIPS that put the poetic note to the event:
Lourdes Miñano Guillamón, Adam Molina Jaquero, Barbara Trigueros, Alejandro Pérez Fernández, José María Cruz González, David Turner Carrillo and David Carpenter Saorin, the IES Villa de Abarán, and Gema Yelo Montiel, Maria Adelaida Belmonte López, Pedro Fernández Juliá, Incarnation Sanchez , M ª Ángeles Ortega Trigueros del CEIPS Fahuarán.
The mayor stressed the importance of recreational facilities for promotion of reading in Abarán and moved its congratulations to the regular readers of the Biblioteca José Vargas Gomez (Kevin Ruiz Montiel in child and youth category and José Luis Carrizo Valero adult category .)
Antonio Eugenio Gomez concluded his speech by stressing that poetry awards Humberto Holder "is a reference in this town, a cultural symbol that has consolidated Abarán through the collaboration of all because their degree of importance depends on the wide participation and provision of excellent work over the years have allowed the publication of poems that secure the continuity of this production, allowing you to create a collection of poetic production in our town. A collection - went on to encourage you to compile an issue because of this tenth and serve as a reference for future generations. "
The event was chaired by the Councillor for Culture, Isabel Carrasco, vice president and the secretary of CEA, Luis Carlos Saorin and Joseph S.
Carrasco Molina, respectively, and the mayor of the municipality.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Abarán
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