Tuesday, February 22, 2011

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died communist writer and poet, a Chilean-Venezuelan, Cuban writer Fernando Lamberg


At 83 years old, has ceased to exist Fernando Lamberg Caricuao at his residence after being hit by a Prostate Cancer.

The Communist Party of Venezuela has acknowledged and valued their contributions and enrichment made the Latin American Culture and his example as a militant revolutionary.

arrived in Venezuela in 1976 as a result of repression and persecution by the fascist dictatorship that overthrew the constitutional government of President Allende.

Carcovich Luis Fernando Lamberg was born in Valparaiso, Chile, June 7, 1928, was a teacher and writer with wide experience both in Chile and Venezuela, has a vast literary output in the genres of poetry , short stories, fables, plays, novels and essays.

was in Chile department head of the National Institute Castilian, head of the class of expression technique and English literature at the Pedagogical Institute and professor of American literature at the State Technical University.

leaders held positions in several cultural institutions in Chile. Thus, management of the Club was a playwright of Santiago, (1952), Deputy Director ((1953) and director (1954) of Arts and Culture Center of Education of Puerto Montt Melipulli Cultural Center director]] of Puerto Montt, (1954 ) Deputy Director ((1956), deputy secretary (1957), treasurer (1957) and director (1958) 'Union Writers (SIDE), Santiago, vice president of the Poetry Grupo Fuego, Santiago, (1965), and general director (1964-1967 and 1970) of the Society of Writers of Chile (SECH).

Member of Communist Party of Chile, in 1976 he moved to Venezuela as a political exile following the coup of September 11, 1973 given by Augusto Pinochet against the socialist government of Salvador Allende. He was professor of the School of Arts and the School of Communication at the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello in Caracas and an active member since 1978 of the Association of Writers of Venezuela (AEV).

Winner, among others, the Municipal Prize of Poetry of Santiago (Chile, 1966), Casa de las Americas Prize 1973 for his poetry book Lords and Ladies and the Municipal Theatre Award Fundarte (Venezuela, 2000).

In an interview he gave the Cuban poet Juan Nicolás Padrón Lavquén Alexander tells us, "the work of Fernando Lamberg-an apt critique of the oligarchy. Not enough to read, we must investigate, we must dig poetry to sink in the silence that punishes American lines. We must investigate long before rediscovering poets like Fernando Lamberg. "

As a literary critic, Archbishop Fidel Araneda Bravo (1906-1992), left us this vision of the poet's poetic work, "The poetry of Lamberg is clear, with shouts of joy and sadness, but always sincere and profound, because it arises from a heart clean without bending" .

Fernando Lamberg Artwork:

* artificial nature. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones Sucos, 1954.

* Testimony (1947-1948). Santiago, Chile, Ediciones Grooves, 1954.

* The universe misleading. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones Larch, 1964.

* Southern Poems. Santiago, Ediciones del Litoral, 1965.

* Stanzas of the garden. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones SIDE, 1966.

* The innumerable mankind. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones SIDE, 1968.

* Ladies and gentlemen. Cuba, Havana, 1973. (Premio Casa de las Americas)

* As always, Valparaiso. Caracas, Venezuela: Ediciones Grooves, 1986.

* Wait and Money. April 2005.

* Verses Theatre. Caracas, Venezuela: Editorial The Dog and the Frog, December 2006.

* The man who built his hell, 1952, Honorable Mention Award for Experimental Theatre, University of Chile.

* The Reckoning, 1952.

* Candidate, 1957.

* Journalist, 1957.

* Applied Psychology, 1957.

* A former beauty, 1957.

* A skein to climb, 1959.

* Evening Master, 1962.

* Born in Captivity; Born in Freedom, 1996.

* The Hideaway, 2000.

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* The poetry of Pablo de Rokha. Grade memory. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones Zig Zag, 1952.

* The current Chilean drama. SECH literary magazine, year IV N # 8, September, 1960.

* Life and Work of Paul of Rokha. Santiago, Chile, Ediciones Zig Zag, 1966.

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