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¿Algún hispanohablante? Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:22:52 2014 No.5193602 [DELETED]

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Título.

> Pais de procedencia
> Libro favorito, escrito en Español.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:23:35 2014 No.5193609 V2 passed. Speak English Or Die.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:26:42 2014 No.5193625 >>5193609 Ok >España > La vida es sueño

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:29:05 2014 No.5193639 >>5193602 Learning Spanish right now in order to read some books in their native language. Is there any worthwhile Spanish literature aside from Don Quixote?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:37:53 2014 No.5193682 >>5193639 Spanish: Quevedo, Jose Cela, Pio Baroja... If you like plays: Lope de Vega, Garcia Lorca has some too... In spanish: Borges, Cortázar, Rulfo, Márquez, Bolaño, Sábato... If you ask me...

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 15:45:44 2014 No.5193713 >>5193625 No hablo mehicano either, chicano.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 18:19:43 2014 No.5194328 >>5193602 >Bogotá, Colombia >Cien años de soledad.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 22:51:06 2014 No.5195339 >>5193639 >>5193682 I'd add Miguel de Unamuno to the first list and Vargas Llosa to the second one. >>5193602 >Chile >El aleph

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:06:31 2014 No.5195413 >>5193602 > Pais de procedencia La isla del encanto y el espanto, Puerto Rico. > Libro favorito, escrito en Español. Cabron, ni se. O el Aleph or Cien Años. Me siento avergonzado por que no he leido mucha lit en español.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:07:34 2014 No.5195420 >>5195413 >or Jajaja, que bello. Fucking ingles se cola en donde no va.

Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:09:39 2014 No.5195429

>>5193639
Spanish literature is much more than just Don Quixote, but people here only talk about it because it's in the only spanish book in the /lit/core.
Spanish literature is not quite good nowadays -just from Spain, I mean-, but a lot of spanish classics are God tier.

Also, I posted this in a thread yesterday; it's an anthology of poetry in Spanish (XII-XX Centuries):

http://www.mediafire.com/download/nf8hntt9vbk2uyy/Poesia.zip

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:11:40 2014 No.5195437 File: 288 KB, 800x1262, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5195429 There's so much potential in Latinamerica. When will we have our boom? Pic related is very good.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:21:50 2014 No.5195482 >>5195437 >When will we have our boom? We, who? Spain? Spain had it "boom"... 400 years ago. Spanish literature is dead, but at least it leaves a beauty corpse.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:33:56 2014 No.5195546 Learning English right now in order to read some books in their native language. Is there any worthwhile English literature aside from Shakespeare?

Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:34:09 2014 No.5195548

>>5195339
Pensé en Unamuno. Niebla es muy buena nivola.

>>5195429
Indeed.

Cervantes was great. Quijote and Sancho are now part of the spanish history. He created an ingenious story in which he reflected himself becoming immortal. Literally. Cervantes/Quijote is an usual confusion. And, if you know the story and his story, is completely reasonable.

But, if we get on the writing. Quevedo, always Quevedo. The best writer of the spanish language. Also Lope, one of the most prolific authors in Spanish literature. A man that Cervantes himself called Phoenix of the Ingenuity and Monster of the Nature.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 26 23:58:12 2014 No.5195632 Los perros calientes estan debajo del despertador!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 00:15:39 2014 No.5195686 méxico crónica de la intervención

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 00:18:44 2014 No.5195700 File: 400 KB, 640x480, 1368412153287.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5195339 >>5195548 >unamuno

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 00:22:30 2014 No.5195717 >>5193609 We can't speak here. >Francia >Don Quixote o quizàs las Novelas Ejemplares de Cervantes >aquidelantede tu solo leiste a Cervantes No es verdad, pero casi.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 00:26:45 2014 No.5195738 >>5195632 makes sense.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 00:27:01 2014 No.5195740 > Estados Unidos > Cien años de Soledad >>5193625 Me encanta La Vida es Sueño. Escribí un ensayo sobre la influencia budista en esta obra. Espero publicarlo este otoñó.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 01:01:51 2014 No.5195875 >>5195740 >Escribí un ensayo sobre la influencia budista... Interesante. Me gustaría conocer más acerca de ello.

Anonymous Sun Jul 27 01:09:29 2014 No.5195898

>>5195875
La estructura viene de la historia de Barlaam y Josafat, la historia de dos santos catolicos, pero en realidad, es la historia de Buda. Encontré documentación que apoya esto.

Lope de Vega escribió una versión de Barlaam y Josafat para el teatro, y Calderón tomó influencia de esto para escribir La vida es Sueño.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 01:17:47 2014 No.5195934 México. El Laberinto de la Soledad (Octavio Paz), Del Sentimiento Trágico de la Vida (Miguel de Unamuno), Noche Oscura del Alma (San Juan de la Cruz).

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 01:30:08 2014 No.5195967 I thought I was on /int/ for a second and this was the hilo latino. Anyway I breezed through 2666 in about 5 days and loved it. spanish speaking amerifag here

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 01:36:04 2014 No.5195981 >>5193602 >EE. UU. >Ficciones >>5195437 Well, there was this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_American_Boom

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 03:03:34 2014 No.5196248 Chile. Rayuela. Aún me queda por leer el segundo libro, en el orden no-cronológico indicado al comienzo. ¿Qué me espera? ¿Es mejor la experiencia que cuando se lee el libro en orden cronológio?

Anonymous Sun Jul 27 05:14:19 2014 No.5196598

>>5195437
che loco que onda ese libro esta piola
parece medio pelo hay que ver le lei lo que me dejaba amazon pero no me convencio mucho habla de recortes de diarios que junto? no lei nunca no-ficcion es no ficcion? medio que me confunde lo lei asi nomas igual
esta barato igual 280 pesitos
la portada esta linda

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 06:28:39 2014 No.5196763 Mexico Loved marquez but bolaño is like holy fuck. Borges is a prolific writer but I'm not sure I'd pick him over them. >>5196248 Are you grill? in college or highschool? yes? love it and will post it on facebook no? it's ok

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:01:22 2014 No.5197624 Alguien aqui ha leido Marianela o ?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:13:56 2014 No.5197654 Grupo de whatsapp /lit/ ya!!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:15:38 2014 No.5197661 >>5196763 Not a girl, sorry bb. Where do I start with Bolaño and Borges?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:34:24 2014 No.5197756 >>5193602 >Republica Dominicana >Don Quixote (I haven't read that many books in Spanish, but I am getting into the swing of it)

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:40:36 2014 No.5197778 >>5193602 Quando teremos uma thread de línguas latinas, hermanos?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:54:47 2014 No.5197816 >>5194328 cliché >Bogotá, colombia >La Inmortalidad, Milan Kundera

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 11:55:49 2014 No.5197819 >>5197816 ah, no lei bien la pregunta

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 12:15:35 2014 No.5197897 El libro solo que yo he leído en español es Ficciones. Desgraciadamente mi universidad me obliga a estudiar francés.

Anonymous Sun Jul 27 13:35:54 2014 No.5198180
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>>5197816
Nada de clichés, además preguntaron libro favorito escrito en español. Sin embargo, es el libro más fascinante que he leído en toda mi vida, a pesar que todavía soy muy joven.

I don't know about you guys, but I'm so fascinated with latinamerican literature, specially with the books written during the boom. I mean, there's a lot of good books written by american writers, british writers, french writers, etc, but why can't I read books from where I am from if they are as good as the other ones, and they are written in my mother language?

I don't know, its just things that I think... sorry about my english.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 13:39:48 2014 No.5198198 >estados unidos >don Quixote de la Mancha

>>	El negro Duraczek Sun Jul 27 14:34:17 2014 No.5198384 Argentina Sobre Heroes y tumbas de Sabato y Bomarzo de Mujica Lainez.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 14:47:42 2014 No.5198430 Mexico Cien Años de Soledad

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 14:57:45 2014 No.5198465 >>5197661 With Bolano start with nazi literature of the americas if you wanna go small but if you wanna go big just start with 2666, its fucking great borges - ficciones

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 15:42:18 2014 No.5198648 >>5198180 De acuerdo. Cien años de soledad es goldtier.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 15:44:00 2014 No.5198658 >>5197661 detectives salvajes aleph and ficciones (i think there's laberynths or some shit with a lot of stories for you amerifats)

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 27 21:26:35 2014 No.5200196 >>5193602 >Argentina >Cortázar íntregro, pero especificamente Rayuela. También me partieron la cabeza los poemas de Miguel Hernández

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 28 06:05:46 2014 No.5202008 Miami Babilonia.

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