Spanish Writers and Poets of the 20th Century

Skibidi vibes in the literary scene of the 1927 homage to Góngora, where goons of poetry gathered, no sigma leader in sight. The Residencia de Estudiantes was the chill spot for these dank creators, blending feelings and reason like a toilet flush of emotions. They lowkey experimented with avant-garde styles, balancing between the cult and the popular. After the Civil War, the ship of poetic unity sank, with Lorca's tragic end marking the edge of an era. Cernuda embraced pure poetry, Alberti surfed through diverse themes, and Aleixandre brought surreal metaphors that flowed like a skibidi beat. The 1939 to 70s era was all about rehumanizing the poetic voice.