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Exolum to Invest ?20 million in Construction of Terminal for Storage of Biofuel - Vimarsana News

Exolum to Invest ?20 million in Construction of Terminal for Storage of Biofuel

Exolum will build a new terminal for the storage of biofuels and other bulk liquid products in the Port of Bilbao on a plot adjacent to its facility in Zierbena. The first phase of the pro...

APRIL 2024 - Critics Page – The Brooklyn Rail - Vimarsana News

APRIL 2024 - Critics Page – The Brooklyn Rail

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond.

The Lost Poet's Teacher – The Brooklyn Rail - Vimarsana News

The Lost Poet's Teacher – The Brooklyn Rail

I didn’t have full command of Spanish as an undergrad translating poems of Jorge Guillén. Still, I was surprised my versions “sounded” authoritative when published without the originals. What is the sound of authority? I discovered then and there that all commanding poems read as translations “after a lost original,” to quote a David Shapiro book title.

Federico García Lorca, the musician: How the poet elevated flamenco and Spanish folklore - Vimarsana News

Federico García Lorca, the musician: How the poet elevated flamenco and Spanish folklore

A less well-known side of the genius from Granada is his musical talent. He was a great pianist and connoisseur of Andalusian music, whose status he raised with his vision and poetic rhetoric

Source: elpais.com
"The Forbidden Door": A Living Ars Poetica - Words Without Borders - Vimarsana News

"The Forbidden Door": A Living Ars Poetica - Words Without Borders

"One wonders if the young Söderberg had an inkling that sixty years later, he would also be writing to himself, about himself," writes critic Mandana Chaffa.