Festival de poesia de Rosario
Posted: October 23rd, 2006, 6:34 pm
XIV edition. I was listening with my friend dani (aka litkicks's denis) the readings of some poets saturday afternoon. I have to ask him for the poets I didn't listen to (I presume he stayed until the end, I listened only a few ones).
The good things about the festival: sure you'll find some poems that hit you, for most of the public is the first time to listen directly people articulating words in languages we only listened before in films.
The relative bad thing (at least for me): I can't stay quiet too much time... the readings are maratonicas and a bit desfasadas according to the previous schedules... it's a sala not a bar... I can't really enjoy receptionating too different styles and texts all together in an auditive way, I need more time and a lot of breaks.
From what I listened I liked very much two poets: Dieter Berdel from Austria (beautiful, concise images, musical sweet german) and Alvaro Rodriguez Torres from Colombia (wow!, an intense trip around light and time, short poems, direct emocionada voice). When I first saw the colombian poet his face was too familiar... after a while I realized that he was very parecido to Ginsberg..!.
In yesterday´s newspaper there is an entrevista to Rodriguez Torres:
http://www.lacapital.com.ar/2006/10/22/ ... 6457.shtml
The good things about the festival: sure you'll find some poems that hit you, for most of the public is the first time to listen directly people articulating words in languages we only listened before in films.
The relative bad thing (at least for me): I can't stay quiet too much time... the readings are maratonicas and a bit desfasadas according to the previous schedules... it's a sala not a bar... I can't really enjoy receptionating too different styles and texts all together in an auditive way, I need more time and a lot of breaks.
From what I listened I liked very much two poets: Dieter Berdel from Austria (beautiful, concise images, musical sweet german) and Alvaro Rodriguez Torres from Colombia (wow!, an intense trip around light and time, short poems, direct emocionada voice). When I first saw the colombian poet his face was too familiar... after a while I realized that he was very parecido to Ginsberg..!.
In yesterday´s newspaper there is an entrevista to Rodriguez Torres:
http://www.lacapital.com.ar/2006/10/22/ ... 6457.shtml