José de Espronceda

José de Espronceda was a 19th-century Spanish poet and writer, considered a leading figure of Romanticism. His works often explore themes of individuality, rebellion, passion, and freedom, reflecting the tumultuous political landscape of Spain during his time. Espronceda's poetry is known for its vivid imagery, emotional intensity, and innovative style. His most famous poem, "El estudiante de Salamanca," showcases his storytelling talent. Despite a relatively short life—dying at 34—his influence helped shape Spanish literature, emphasizing personal expression and the questioning of authority.