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Pablo Rokha again "Killed"


Source: Morrocotudo / Wednesday November 7, 2007

Pablo Rokha again "Killed"

Author: José Martínez Fernández.

National Television Channel claims to be the all Chileans. Recently the Canal made the selection of the 60 major Chilean history, and this invited a group of intellectuals.

Among the coaches there are several winners of National Awards for the past 17 years. Jurors were also 17. Men of the art world: Gonzalo Díaz (artist) and Fernando Gonzalez (theater director) very talented men. Juan Pablo Cárdenas (journalist). All received the National Award. Like other well-chosen figures, but they have some "attachment" of so-called founding hero and "detachment" of what we call great poet.

As historians those best able to solve the story, did not. On behalf of them were Sofia Correa, Cristián Gazmuri and Gabriel Salazar, among others.

Salazar also won the National Prize for History, the same was denied Luis Vitale, author of the classic "Marxist interpretation of the history of Chile." Although both were fought against Pinochet and his victims, a part of our state who do not want Vitale, especially for his book "De Marti Chiapas." Whoever reads this book will understand. The trouble is that finding books Luis Vitale is not so easy. Salazar

National History Prize, and loose body, in an interview a few months ago, in the magazine The Journalist, said O'Higgins and Balmaceda, were dictators and murderers and rulers appointed two more of the same way.
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But Pedro Montt, the father of the slaughter of thousands of workers in the Santa Maria de Iquique, not quoted Carlos Ibáñez del Campo, author of others, including the disappearance of people for being gay, a fact known for a long time and Pedro Lemebel recently updated.

Salazar not only obvious to those two, but all those who, having been leaders in periods when there were killings, have had relatives in the past governments or from the parliament, have been adept at them. Key tactic of him: "no burn" before a jury that considers valuable this silence to give the National Awards.

All coaches gave him the most votes for Andrés Bello, author of the code that still governs us, to the detriment of O'Higgins, undoubtedly the most important figure in our history. Most, like alumni of the University of Chile, voted by the founder of this university. Bello important contribution, but more importantly, who signed the Act of Independence After struggling in so many places, and who had respect for Aboriginal Chile (Mapuche) and the first who said that blacks should stop being slaves. And made a number of other works. And that was O'Higgins.

weighed upon him that Pinochet has dared to compare. Orlando says about Miles, a former Allende minister, "the misuse of a dictator O'Higgins is emblematic make their own." While in Chile, the dictatorship did "his", in exile I admired and defended, in addition to Miles, Volodia Teiltemboim, Alejandro Witker, Andres Pascal Allende and other leaders of the Chilean left. In Chile it was known that Allende was the admiration by El Libertador. O'Higgins also attracted the admiration of poetic rivals: Neruda and De Rokha. Both sang. Joaquin says

As Fermandois (Academic Institute of History of the Catholic University of Chile): "O'Higgins is the father of the creation of the Republic, with a strong message." Obviously

not left out of the list: Lautaro, Ercilla, Balmaceda, Manuel Rodríguez, Arturo Prat, Aguirre Cerda, and several more in the field of military and political history of Chile. Deservedly so.

In the history of art did justice to the presence of Arrau, Violeta Parra, Roberto Matta, Rebeca Matte et al.

In the field of literature, which is what most concerns us, also did justice to the presence (in narrative) of Manuel Rojas huge, but obviously as an act of injustice, full name Roberto Bolaño.

names in poetry were evident: Mistral, Neruda, Huidobro and all three were considered, but here missed the fourth great poet. The bard who sang to the Beverages and Foods of Chile, who loved his country like few others, who sang the exploits of O'Higgins, Rodriguez, Balmaceda and Recabarren, among other heroes who crossed the country with books in hand . The speaker like volcanoes, with a voice that trembled a lot. Was and is enormous. The poet who loved and sang Chile Chile's poor. Paul missed Rokha here.

Yes, the great Paul Rokha. Whoever

, sepal Chile, is buried in a niche aged a set of numerous niches envejecedidos. There the bones of him next to his beloved Winette. In a niche in which hardly read your name and the sweet woman who always accompanied him.

Rokha Paul, one of the big four of Chilean poetry, abandoned, thrown away, alone.

Now jurors who chose the 60 largest in the history of Chile, National Television mandate also abandoned.

When, in September 1968 Rokha Paul took his own life, Carlos Droguett, amid tears and anger, said: "Paul of Rokha killed."

Today we can repeat that Rokha Paul has returned to being "killed."

's find the poet-hero who sang to other heroes in the one place that has given Chile: a niche old, abandoned, lonely, as he was sentenced to life. Entering through the front door of the General Cemetery. There are two huge buildings niches, very old. The poet is in the building right at the beginning of it in the bottom. Sometimes there are flowers, sometimes only loneliness. The same solitude of the great poet. I was looking

years. He only knew he was in the General Cemetery. Asked by De Rokha or Carlos Díaz Loyola. Goose chases.

Finally, last year, one person, apparently a caretaker told me where he was buried the great Paul Rokha. And told me with a deep feeling. With enormous respect. Village man certainly did know that Paul had been a cantor Rokha workers. And so the way they speak and so their respect and feeling.


SOURCES:

"Magna Carta of the continent", Paul of Rokha, Edit. Crowd, 1949.
"Guns of blood," Paul Rokha, Edit. Multitud, 1950.
"Arte grande o ejercicio del realismo", Pablo de Rokha, Edit.Multiutud, 1953.
"Pablo de Rokha, guerrillero de la poesía", Mario Ferrero, Edic. Alerce, 1967.
"De O'Higgins a Allende", Orlando Millas, Libros del Meridión, sin fecha.




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