El tungsteno / Paco Yunque 12+

📘 César Vallejo, original innovator and creator, is one of the most important Spanish American poets of the 20th century, whose popularity and universality in Spanish and Latin American Literatures are widely recognized.In addition to his poetic work, Vallejo also wrote theater, journalistic essays and fiction.However, compared with the critical studies of his poetry, there is very little analysis of his other work available.Vallejo's prose fiction, complement and projection of his poetic work, has rarely been studied but it merits close examination.When Vallejo's prose is contextualized chronologically, aesthetically and ideologically, a significantly richer reading of both his prose and poetry is enabled, which contributes to a deeper understanding of the author's literary intentions.In El Tungsteno and in Paco Yunque, in addition to the author's concerns about social and ideological themes, the reader can see the aesthetic conception of a politically committed art and the ways in which the author, who was never neutral, either in the political or in the social sphere, utilized fiction as a medium to engage the reader and awaken his conscience.At the same time, Vallejo was preoccupied with showing the dynamics within the narrative structure through which the different narrative levels are permeated by one primary thematic relationship: corruption.For this reason, from the moment these two texts were first published, Peruvian, as well as foreign, critics recogn...