1. Miguel Hernández

2. Biography Biography In Orihuela, a small village in the Spanish Levante, Miguel Hernández was born in October 30, 1910. In Orihuela, a small village in the Spanish Levante, Miguel Hernández was born in October 30, 1910. He spent his childhood and adolescence in Orihuela mountains, because his father was dedicating to grazing He spent his childhood and adolescence in Orihuela mountains, because his father was dedicating to grazing

3. Biography In 1925 he had to leave school at the request of his father to help in the work of grazing, but shortly afterwards he studied law and literature. In 1925 he had to leave school at the request of his father to help in the work of grazing, but shortly afterwards he studied law and literature. While caring for the flock, Miguel reads avidly and wrote his first poems. While caring for the flock, Miguel reads avidly and wrote his first poems.

4. Biography Since 1930 Miguel Hernandez began to publish poems in the weekly “El Pueblo de Orihuela” and the newspaper “El Dia de Alicante”. Since 1930 Miguel Hernandez began to publish poems in the weekly “El Pueblo de Orihuela” and the newspaper “El Dia de Alicante”. Your name goes off in magazines and newspapers Levantine. Your name goes off in magazines and newspapers Levantine.

5. Biography At the outbreak of Civil War in July 1936 he enlisted in the Republican side. At the outbreak of Civil War in July 1936 he enlisted in the Republican side. His lyrical creation becomes a weapon of complaint, testimony, sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes silent and desperate. His lyrical creation becomes a weapon of complaint, testimony, sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes silent and desperate.

6. Biography In the spring of 1939, losing the war the Republican front, Miguel Hernandez tries to cross the Portuguese border and is returned to Spanish authorities. In the spring of 1939, losing the war the Republican front, Miguel Hernandez tries to cross the Portuguese border and is returned to Spanish authorities. So begins his long pilgrimage prisons: Sevilla, Madrid, Ocaña, Alicante. So begins his long pilgrimage prisons: Sevilla, Madrid, Ocaña, Alicante.

7. Biography In the prison he ill with pulmonary tuberculosis, and the March 28, 1942 died at thirty-one years of age. In the prison he ill with pulmonary tuberculosis, and the March 28, 1942 died at thirty-one years of age.

8. Biography The poet Pablo Neruda wrote, "Remember to Miguel Hernandez disappeared into the darkness and remember it in full light of Spain is a duty, a duty of love. Few poets so generous and bright as him. " The poet Pablo Neruda wrote, "Remember to Miguel Hernandez disappeared into the darkness and remember it in full light of Spain is a duty, a duty of love. Few poets so generous and bright as him. "

9. Biography In addition to writing poetry, so it is better known, Michael also wrote some plays and a number of prose. In addition to writing poetry, so it is better known, Michael also wrote some plays and a number of prose. Spanish poet assigned to the Generation of 27, highlighted by the depth and authenticity of his verses, which reflects their social and political commitment. Spanish poet assigned to the Generation of 27, highlighted by the depth and authenticity of his verses, which reflects their social and political commitment.

10. Literary Works In 1933 he published his first book, "Expert in moons.“ In 1933 he published his first book, "Expert in moons.“ Later he published "The ray that does not stop" (1936), which was considered his masterpiece. Later he published "The ray that does not stop" (1936), which was considered his masterpiece.

11. Literary Works During the Civil War called cultivated poetry of war: Republican faith reflected in a series of poems collected in "Wind People" (1937), which included the "Song of the soldier husband”, addressed to his wife, and other creations known as "The child yuntero." During the Civil War called cultivated poetry of war: Republican faith reflected in a series of poems collected in "Wind People" (1937), which included the "Song of the soldier husband”, addressed to his wife, and other creations known as "The child yuntero."

12. Literary Works This period also writes "The man lurking" (1939), which expresses its tragic vision of fratricidal strife, and various dramatic texts which were published under the title "Theatre in the War" (1937).

13. Literary Works While in prison he wrote "Ballad Songbook and absences" (1938-1941), where he made use of traditional forms of folk poetry in Castilian to express a simple concise style and his deep regret at the separation from his wife and children and the anguish that produced the devastating effects of war. While in prison he wrote "Ballad Songbook and absences" (1938-1941), where he made use of traditional forms of folk poetry in Castilian to express a simple concise style and his deep regret at the separation from his wife and children and the anguish that produced the devastating effects of war.

14. Hernandiana Year 2010

15. The centenary of the birth of the poet Miguel Hernández in 2010 represents a unique opportunity to showcase the wealth of his legacy. The centenary of the birth of the poet Miguel Hernández in 2010 represents a unique opportunity to showcase the wealth of his legacy.

16. Hernandiana Year 2010 That is why the Cultural Foundation Miguel Hernández, Orihuela City Council and the Generalitat Valenciana, have been responsible for organizing events to commemorate the Centenary of the birth of Orihuela illustrious writer. That is why the Cultural Foundation Miguel Hernández, Orihuela City Council and the Generalitat Valenciana, have been responsible for organizing events to commemorate the Centenary of the birth of Orihuela illustrious writer.

17. Hernandiana Way Poetic way between Orihuela and Alicante remiding Miguel Hernandez.

18. Hernandiana Way "I know the roads Know walkers sea, fire, sleep, land, in the air. And I know you You're in my blood. " "I know the roads Know walkers sea, fire, sleep, land, in the air. And I know you You're in my blood. " (Miguel Hernández)