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Blas de Otero

Blas de Otero Muñoz (Bilbao, 15 de marzo de 1916-Majadahonda, 29 de junio de 1979) fue uno de los principales representantes de la poesía social y la poesía intimista de los años cincuenta en España. Con Gabriel Celaya y Ángela Figuera Aymerich fueron llamados el "triunvirato vasco" de la poesía social.

Blas de Otero Muñoz (Bilbao, March 15, 1916 – Majadahonda, June 29, 1979) was one of the leading representatives of social and intimate poetry in Spain during the 1950s. Along with Gabriel Celaya and Ángela Figuera Aymerich, they were known as the "Basque triumvirate" of social poetry.

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Spanish poet (1916–1979)

Born	15 Mar 1916
Died	29 Jun 1979

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Pido la paz y la palabra

by Blas de Otero First published in 1955
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Verso y prosa

by Blas de Otero First published in 1974
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Que trata de España

by Blas de Otero First published in 1964
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País: antología 1955-1970

by Blas de Otero First published in 1971
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Ancia.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1958
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Mediobiografía

by Blas de Otero, Sabina de la Cruz, and Mario Hernández First published in 2009
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Antología poética

by Blas de Otero First published in 2007
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Mientras.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1970
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Con la inmensa mayoría: Pido la paz y la palabra ; En castellano.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1960
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Angel fieramente humano.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1950
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Historias fingidas y verdaderas.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1970
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Redoble de conciencia.: Con dos dibujos de Stephan E.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1951
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Angel fieramente humano: Redoble de conciencia. --

by Blas de Otero 2 editions, 1 ebook
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Con la inmensa mayoria: Pido la paz y la palabra. En castellano. --

by Blas de Otero 2 editions, 1 ebook
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Mientras

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A modo de antología, 1941-1969.

by Blas de Otero First published in 1969
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Pais: Antologia 1955-1970 (Selecciones de poesia espanola)

by Blas de Otero First published in 1974
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Poesía con nombres

by Blas de Otero First published in 1977
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Con La Inmensa Mayoria

by Blas de Otero First published in 1960
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Obra completa : (1935-1977)

by Blas de Otero First published in 2013
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Spanish poet (1916–1979)

Born	15 Mar 1916
Died	29 Jun 1979

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ID Numbers

OLID: OL133433A
ISNI: 0000000110224268
Library of Congress Names: n79004114
VIAF: 22158847
Wikidata: Q881756
Inventaire.io: wd:Q881756

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