Candela 14+

📓 True artists are defined by the scope and depth of their work as a measurement of their works' value. Calderón here takes the leap of faith to continue chiseling away at the sacred vocation of verse. He has proven to be unrelenting in this pursuit. A philosopher-poet by nature, Calderón's fourteenth book brings together poemas and songs to impart his worldview as a man of letters. His strong grasp of the English and Spanish languages allows him to move back and forth with ease and speak to the present and posterity in languages that would have made Shakespeare and Cervantes applaud his literary ingenuity. The first part of the 21st century is, indeed, observing one of the most prolific and enduring American poets that has given the English and Spanish speaking world an extensive array of writings to be enjoyed and analyzed by today's society and generations not yet come. Los artistas verdaderos son definidos por el alcance y profundidad de sus obras para rendir una medida de sus escrituras. Calderón aquí toma el salto de fe para coninuar tallano sobre la sagrada vocación a los versos. Rudy Calderón ha comprobado ser implacable en este búsqueda. Un poeta filosófico por naturaleza, el decimocuarto libro une poemas y canciones para impartir su cosmovisión como un hombre de letras. Su entendimiento del inglés y español permite que fluya facilmente para hablar con el presente y la posteridad en idiomas que hubieran hecho que Shakespeare y Cervantes aplaudieran su ingen...