14 Facts About Luis Rosales

Luis Rosales Camacho was a Spanish poet and essay writer member of the Generation of '36.

Luis Rosales became a member of the Hispanic Society of America and the Royal Spanish Academy in 1962.

Luis Rosales was born in Granada in 1910, into a very conservative family.

Luis Rosales continued his literary activity in Cruz y Raya, a magazine directed by Jose Bergamin.

Luis Rosales publishes his verses in Vertice and Caballo Verde para la Poesia, a magazine directed by Pablo Neruda in which poems by other writers such as Vicente Aleixandre or Miguel Hernandez appeared.

From that same year Luis Rosales collaborated in the Falangist magazine Jerarquia.

Luis Rosales collaborated in the newspaper Arriba Espana and in the Escorial magazine.

Luis Rosales was editorial secretary and director of Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos.

Luis Rosales was an active member of the Privy Council of the Count of Barcelona, encouraging the left and right to join and support the restoration of the monarchy in Spain.

Luis Rosales died at the age of 82 on October 24,1992 in the old Puerta de Hierro clinic in Madrid after suffering a cerebral embolism.

Luis Rosales's essays include Cervantes y la libertad and Pasion y muerte del Conde de Villamediana.

Editorial Trotta has published his Complete Work in six volumes, and Felix Grande, who was a disciple and friend of Luis Rosales, prepared the anthology Because death does not interrupt anything, with his selection and prologue, which appeared in the Biblioteca Sibila in 2010.

On how Luis Rosales, for defending Federico Garcia Lorca, was persecuted to death With the Luis Garcia Montero Edition, the Visor de Poesia Collection publishes El naufrago metodico, Antologia, Madrid, 2005.

The work of Luis Rosales, which covers the entire postwar historical period, evolved from a classicism to a style of its own close to the surrealist avant-garde.