Manuel Asur
Manuel Asur (Manuel Asur González García) (Güeria Carrocera, San Martín del Rey Aurelio, Asturias, 1947) is a Spanish essayist and poet in Asturian. He's considered to be one of the first modern poets in this language. He has a PhD in Philosophy.
Also recorded as Manuel Asur González García · Manuel Asur Gonzalez Garcia
Manuel Asur
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- 1947 · Samartín del Rei Aurelio.
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- Spain
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- writer · poet
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- Spanish · Asturian
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1947
Manuel Asur was born in 1947 at Samartín del Rei Aurelio.
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His book, Cancios y poemes pa un riscar ('Songs and Poems to a Dawn') meant the beginning in 1977 of the rebirth (Asturian surdimientu) of Asturian literature, because he contributed with a poetry more modern and daring than anything written before in this language. Most of his works talk about the socio-political facts of the moment. Some became very popular in Asturias in the 1970s since the group Nuberu used them as lyrics for their songs. He wrote also a book of short stories in 1987, Hai una llinia trazada ('There's a Drawn Line'), consisting of short stories that he says to consider "almost monologues". He's a current contributor to La Nueva España publications and works in the Consejería de Medio Rural y Pesca del Principado de Asturias. Asur has been an academician of the Academy of the Asturian Language for many years.
• Cancios y poemes pa un riscar (1977). Author's edition. • Camín del cumal fonderu ('Going to the Deeper Peak') (1978). Author's edition. • Vívese d'oyíes: Poemes bilingües ('Living by Hearsay: Bilingual Poems') (1979). Seminariu de Llingua Asturiana • Congoxa que ye amor ('This Anguish is Love') (1982). Author's edition. • Destruición del poeta ('Destruction of the Poet') (1984). Academia de la Llingua Asturiana • Hai una llinia trazada (short stories) (1987). Academia de la Llingua Asturiana • Poesía 1976-1996 ('Poetry 1976-1996', selected works) (1996). Trabe • Orbayos ('Drizzles') (2002). Trabe • El libro de las visitas ('The Visitor's Book', in Spanish language) (2003). Trabe • Lo que dice la caracola ('What the conch says', in Spanish)(2007) Lulu.com • El solitario de Avilés—Vida y obra del filósofo Estanislao Sánchez Calvo ('The Solitary from Aviles—The Life and Work of Philosopher Estanislao Sánchez Calvo', in Spanish (2008). ISBN 978-1-4092-0593-7 • Balada del balagar (2011) Lulu.com (Astur language) Poemes. • Las arrogancias del barro (2015) in Spanish, lulu.com
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- 1.Manuel González García. "Manuel Asur". Asturies.com.
- 2.Cortina González, Daniela. «Atiendi, Asturies, atiendi»: los efeutos de la interpretación musical y coleutiva de dellos poemes de Manuel Asur. Lletres Asturianes. 132. 38–66. 2025. 10.17811/llaa.132.2025.38-66.
- 3.Académicos de númberu. www.academiadelallingua.com.
- 4.Académiques y académicos.
- 5.Martín, José Luis García. Breve muestra de la nueva poesía bable. Los Cuadernos del Norte: Revista cultural de la Caja de Ahorros de Asturias. 8. 45. 170. 1987.
- 6.Ruiz de la Peña Solar, Álvaro. Diez años de lliteratura asturiana (1974-1984). Lletres asturianes: Boletín Oficial de l'Academia de la Llingua Asturiana. 102. 1986.
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His recorded languages were Spanish and Asturian.
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