Mari Cruz Pérez Sánchez, Councillor for Culture of Caravaca de La Cruz, and Julio San Francisco Cuban poet opened and closed, respectively, the traditional reading of the first page of the Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha in the central event celebrations Spanish Language Day here.
After the reading, San Francisco, also a prose writer and journalist living in this city of Murcia, gave the Councillor a copy, printed in poster size and that he signed before the TV cameras, his sonnet Caravaca the road and the Cruz, "in memory of my appreciation for these parts and my humble poetic record mark here."
Subsequently, the poet gave a reading of his book published in Spain in 2002 called All my heart and other aggravating circumstances, (poems written in Havana and Madrid), which began with the exile, studied at the Sorbonne in 2005, and concluded with Sonnet Caravaca Cross the road and to make way for his guest Reyna Navarro.
The author of The exile also gave another reading that night at Bishops Square, sponsored by the bar owner Park, Juan José Ruiz Sánchez, in the same town, entitled Reading of the Cross, which had the peculiarity of having the cross-shaped table, a foot-and two crossbars, the first shorter, forming the four arms of the Cross of Caravaca, and was received with great acceptance by the many attendees who overflowed the huge space of the Plaza .
"This is my small contribution to the promotion of Caravaca and this wonderful language that allows, for example, Cubans can communicate with our fellow Dominicans, who are so close, and Dominicans and Cubans to communicate with Spanish brothers who are so far from our countries. "
Source: Julio San Francisco