Eduardo Blanco Amor
Illustration — Eduardo Blanco Amor. Eduardo Modesto Blanco Amor (September 14, 1897 in Ourense – December 1, 1979 in Vigo) was a Galician writer and journalist who wrote in Galician and in Spanish.
Also recorded as Eduardo Modesto Blanco Amor
Eduardo Blanco Amor
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- Born
- 1897 · Ourense.
- Died
- 1979 · Vigo.
- Nationality
- Spain
- Occupation
- writer · journalist · poet
- Fields
- theatre
- Known for
- A esmorga · Xente ao lonxe · Farsas para títeres
- Honours
- Galician Literature Day
- Languages
- Spanish · Galician
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Illustration — Eduardo Blanco Amor. Eduardo Modesto Blanco Amor (September 14, 1897 in Ourense – December 1, 1979 in Vigo) was a Galician writer and journalist who wrote in Galician and in Spanish.
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Works in Galician
Works in Galician
• Os Nonnatos (1927) • Romances galegos (1928) • Poema en catro tempos (1931) • A escadeira de Jacob • Cancioneiro (1956) • A esmorga (1959). • Os biosbardos (1962) • Xente ao lonxe (1972). • Farsas para títeres (1973) • Teatro pra xente (1974) • Poemas galegos (1980) • Proceso en Jacobusland (Fantasía xudicial en ningures) (1980) • Castelao escritor (1986) • A Contrapelo (1993)
Works in Spanish
Works in Spanish
• Horizonte evadido (1936) • En soledad amena (1941) • La catedral y el niño (1948) • Chile a la vista (1950) • Las buenas maneras (1963) • Los miedos (1963)
Life and career
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1897
Eduardo Blanco Amor born at Ourense.
1979
Eduardo Blanco Amor died at Vigo.
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Ourense.
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Vigo.
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scholarly publication
- Los miedos, by Eduardo Blanco Amor, from Argentina to Franco’s Spain, Anclajes, 2025
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2025
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- 1.Barroco románico.
- 2.El eterno exilio de Blanco Amor. 1134-6582.
- 3.«Non se pode concibir a obra de Eduardo sen ver que aí está Ourense».
- 4.Dos arquivos de Blanco Amor. 1134-6582.
- 5.A ollada do desexo. Obra fotográfica 1933-1973.
- 6.A defunción dos sexos. Disidentes sexuais na Galiza contemporánea. 9788411101202.
- 7.La gresca. 978-84-941685-2-9.
- 8.Parranda.
- 9.On a bender. 978-0-9540881-9-4.
- 10.Le noce.
- 11.A esmorga.
- 12.La Baldoria.
- 13.Letras Galegas 1993.
- 14.Eduardo Blanco Amor y la autotraducción recreadora: Os biosbardos / Las musarañas. 19.
- 15."Blanco Amor es una de las piezas clave en la dignificación del gallego y una puerta de llegada al idioma para miles de lectores", afirma Anxo Lorenzo - Xunta de Galicia.
- 16.Xosé Cid ultima la escultura de Eduardo Blanco Amor que se instalará en Ourense.
- 17.Diccionario da literatura galega: Obras. 978-84-8288-365-6.
- 18.Historia da Literatura Galega IV. De 1936 a 1975. «A longa noite». 978-84-9121-481-6.
- 19.El niño oprimido. 1134-6582.
- 20.Asteroide recupera "La catedral y el niño", novela principal de Blanco Amor.
- 21.IES Eduardo Blanco Amor de Ourense
- 22.IES Eduardo Blanco Amor de Culleredo
- 23.Una escultura recordará la figura de Blanco Amor en la Alameda.
- 24.A memoria queer da Galiza recupera Blanco Amor a través da música.
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scholarly publication
Los miedos, by Eduardo Blanco Amor, from Argentina to Franco’s Spain, Anclajes, 2025Crossref registry
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3310967: Eduardo Blanco AmorWikimedia Foundation
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The authorities additionally record the heading Eduardo Modesto Blanco Amor. His recorded languages were Spanish and Galician. Other recorded relations include Emilio Amor Rolán. Work and production. Works recorded as notable number 3: A esmorga, Xente ao lonxe and Farsas para títeres. His recorded genre is theatre. Recorded as having received Galician Literature Day.
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- Eduardo BenotAuthor
- Eduardo BertiAuthor
- Eduardo C. CorralAuthor
- Eduardo Caballero CalderónAuthor
- Eduardo CarrascoAuthor
- Eduardo CasarAuthor
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