José de Espronceda

Spanish poet with major literary works

José de Espronceda - Spanish poet with major literary works
Born

March 25th, 1808
216 years ago

Died

1842
183 years ago — 34 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Spain

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Born in 1808 in Spain, this poet significantly influenced Spanish Romanticism. Espronceda's work often reflected themes of freedom and rebellion. He studied in Madrid and became involved in revolutionary activities, which shaped his writings. His most renowned poem, 'El diablo' (The Devil), showcases his mastery of lyrical expression. In addition to poetry, he wrote plays and essays, contributing to the cultural landscape of 19th-century Spain. His passionate style and exploration of existential themes resonated with the Romantic movement.

Authored the poem 'El diablo'

Contributed to Spanish Romantic literature

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