Poems that strike the darkness: the first Paco Ibáñez’s albums
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https://doi.org/10.24197/ogigia.31.2022.35-65Keywords:
Paco Ibáñez; Francoism; censorship; Liaison Office; Lorca; Alberti; Miguel Hernández; Celaya; Blas de Otero.Abstract
This paper examines the role of Paco Ibáñez in the dissemination of Spanish poetry during the Franco regime, and the role he played in the fight for freedom. I will focus on his first four albums, including the inserts and the selection of poems. I also will examine unpublished documents which shed light on how Ibáñez's activity was monitored by the Francoist Liaison Office. Finally, I will look at some of the censorship and concert bans which he was subjected to in detail.
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