The Jornal Cuadernos de Ágora and Relationships with Latin America
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Cuadernos de Agora (1956-1964) was a post-war magazine directed by the poet Concha Lagos. His short story (nearly eight years) was characterized by the independent and participatory spirit, also tended bridges to other magazines outside the Spanish territory, both in Europe and in Latin America. This text present one summary of poetic relationship between Spain and Latin America from the perspective of Cuadernos de Agora.
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Correcher, Estrella. “The Jornal Cuadernos de Ágora and Relationships with Latin America”. Mitologías hoy, vol.VOL 9, pp. 140-56, https://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/283825.
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