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Collaborates in many newspapers and magazines: ABC, Araucaria, Heliopolis, Insula, coast, El Pais, village, South, Trilce in 1987 the city of Nerja Nerja stepchildren appoints Francisco The Giner de los Rios and his wife Maria Luisa Diez Canedo for showing so much love and dedication to Nerja. His work made day. Poetry: 1934-1952 (1953) puts before us a very complete picture of its creation until that moment, in the following years will publish new collections and loose poetry. In May 1940 he published the living branch, which takes a very enthusiastic foreword by Juan Ramon Jimenez. With its constant burning – tells us the poet of Moguer-cross fire of loa eternal love. Francisco Giner of the Rios(que fortuna.) (Whole ausente, hardworking and free, which today carry your name who takes him!) a young poet, whose inner life, beautiful Spanish Carnation in tight Ember, explodes with language of true poetry and true love, only possible for our deaf life redimidora. These juvenile verses were, in part, written before the exile of the poet and published in Mexico. First passion and faith Romancerillo saw the light in 1941.

In 1948 he published los Laureles in Oaxaca. Later you can see light poems Mexicans (1958), crying with Emilio Prados (1966), Elegies and Spanish poems (1966), by Algarrobo and el Tabo, with the lights of Valparaiso (1980) and draft’s new year (1986), along with his wife Maria Luisa Diez-Canedo translated to the Byzantine Empire of Norman H. Baynes. And as said poet who suffered the bitterness and the loneliness of exile but who was never beaten in their love of Nerja: me not take air / me or steal the rose / me or escondais the sky. / On a mount of Spain / I want to see them again. Francisco Arias Solis the world is our homeland, our brethren those who defend freedom everywhere (sentence of Fermin Salvochea Muse in the book: 102 reasons to remind Salvochea) Portal of Internet for peace and freedom and free forum.

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