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Manuel Altolaguirre (29 June 1905 – 26 July 1959) was a Spanish poet, an editor, publisher, and printer of poetry, and a member of the Generation of '27.

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rdfs:label	Manuel Altolaguirre Bolín (ca) Manuel Altolaguirre (de) Manuel Altolaguirre (eo) Manuel Altolaguirre (es) Manuel Altolaguirre (eu) Manuel Altolaguirre (it) Manuel Altolaguirre (fr) Manuel Altolaguirre (en) Manuel Altolaguirre (pl) Manuel Altolaguirre (sv)
rdfs:comment	Manuel Altolaguirre Bolín (Màlaga, 29 de juny de 1905 - Burgos, 26 de juliol de 1959) va ser un poeta, guionista i cineasta espanyol, pertanyent a la Generació del 27. (ca) Manuel Altolaguirre (* 29. Juni 1905 in Málaga; † 26. Juli 1959 in Burgos) war Gründer der lyrischen Zeitschrift „Ambos“. Er wird zu den Lyrikern der Generación del 27 gezählt. In die Jahre um 1927 fallen die ersten Veröffentlichungen dieser Gruppe. (de) Manuel ALTOLAGUIRRE Bolín (Malago, 29-a de junio de 1905 - Burgos; 26-a de julio de 1959) estis poeto, scenaristo kaj kinisto hispana, apartenanta al la Generacio de la 27. (eo) Manuel Altolaguirre Bolín (Málaga, 29 de junio de 1905-Burgos, 26 de julio de 1959) fue un poeta y editor español, perteneciente a la generación del 27. (es) Manuel Altolaguirre (Málaga, 1905eko ekainaren 29a - Burgos, 1959ko uztailaren 26a) espainiar poeta izan zen. 27ko Belaunaldiko olerkari-taldekoa. Orduko poesiarako funtsezkoa izan zen Litoral aldizkariaren argitaratzailea, beste zenbait aldizkari- eta poesia-bildumarekin batera. Gerra ostea Kuban eta Mexikon igaro zuen. Haren poesian nabaria da Juan Ramón Jiménez eta Pedro Salinasen eragina. Altolaguirreren idazlanen artean nabarmentzekoak dira: Las islas invitadas (1926), Ejemplo (1927), Poesía (1931), Soledades juntas (1931). Erbestean beste zenbait poema-liburu argitaratu zituen: Fin de un amor (1949), Poemas de América (1955). Abangoardismo arrastorik aurkitzen ez den poeta honen olerkigintzaren ezaugarri nagusia musikaltasuna da. (eu) Manuel Altolaguirre (29 June 1905 – 26 July 1959) was a Spanish poet, an editor, publisher, and printer of poetry, and a member of the Generation of '27. (en) Manuel Altolaguirre, né le 29 juin 1905 à Malaga et mort le 26 juillet 1959 à Burgos, est un éditeur, journaliste, poète et scénariste républicain espagnol appartenant à la génération de 27. (fr) Manuel Altolaguirre Bolín (Malaga, 29 giugno 1905 – Burgos, 26 luglio 1959) è stato un poeta spagnolo. (it) Manuel Altolaguirre Bolín (ur. 29 czerwca 1905 w Maladze, zm. 26 lipca 1959 w Burgos, Hiszpania) – hiszpański poeta, przedstawiciel Pokolenia 27. (pl) Manuel Altolaguirre, född 29 juni 1905 i Malaga, död 26 juli 1959 i Burgos, var en spansk poet tillhörande Generation 27. Altolaguirre debuterade som poet 1926 med Las islas invitadas y otras poemas. Hans diktning var liksom de övriga författarna inom Generation 27 influerad av såväl klassiker som Luis de Góngora, något äldre föregångare som Juan Ramón Jiménez och nya strömningar som surrealism. Ett urval av Altolaguirres dikter har tolkats till svenska av Anders Cullhed i boken Generation 27! (1996). (sv)
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