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portada Bomarzo (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Topic
historicos
Collection
CONTEMPORANEA
Year
2007
Language
Spanish
Pages
699
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
19 x 12.5 cm
Weight
475
ISBN
9875662461
ISBN13
9789875662469
Edited in
Argentina

Bomarzo (in Spanish)

Manuel Mujica Lainez (Author) · Debolsillo · Paperback

Bomarzo (in Spanish) - Manuel Mujica Láinez

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Synopsis "Bomarzo (in Spanish)"

En 1958, Manuel Mujica Lainez visitó el bosque sagrado de Bomarzo, poblado de esculturas fabulosas. Su erudición, su infatigable curiosidad por todas las empresas de la imaginación lo impulsaron a ver de cerca ese lugar ideado en el siglo XVI por el duque Pier Francesco Orsini. De regreso a la Argentina, Mujica Lainez se consagró durante más de dos años, con pasión y rigor 'álgebra y fuego', diría Borges- a reconstruir la historia de Bomarzo y su atormentado creador, que puso fin a su vida una noche de 1572. El resultado de esa labor es esta obra monumental, fascinante, impulsada por la riqueza de los conocimientos y el arrebato de la fantasía.Bomarzo obtuvo el Premio Nacional de Literatura en el bienio 1960-1962, el Premio John F. Kennedy en 1964 y varias distinciones otorgadas por el gobierno de la República Italiana.Además, inspiró a otros creadores: Alberto Ginastera compuso la cantata 'Bomarzo', con textos de Mujica Lainez, para el 13 Festival de Música de Cámara organizado por la Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation, en Washington, e inició después la composición de la ópera del mismo nombre, con libreto de Mujica Lainez (casi todo en verso), que se estrenó en 1967 en el Listern Auditorium de Washington.'
Manuel Mujica Lainez
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Manuel Mújica Láinez (1910-1984) Descendant of ancient Spanish families settled in the Río de la Plata since the 18th century, he was raised in a highly cultured environment and studied in France and England. He traveled extensively to countries such as Japan, China, Manchuria, Greece, Italy, and Egypt, among many others. His great novels, like Mysterious Buenos Aires, The House, Bomarzo, The Unicorn, The Labyrinth, and The Beetle, have been translated into more than fifteen languages. Some of his stories have been adapted into films, he received the most important awards in Argentine literature and was decorated by the governments of France and Italy. He was also a member of the Argentine Academy of Letters and the National Academy of Fine Arts.
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