León Felipe

León Felipe was a Spanish poet and writer, born in 1884 and known for his profound and passionate poetry. His work often reflects themes of exile, social justice, and the human condition, shaped by the tumultuous events of the Spanish Civil War. Felipe’s style combines deep emotion with a rich use of language, drawing from both traditional and modern influences. Living in exile after the war, he became an important voice in Spanish literature, known for his unique ability to convey the struggles and hopes of his time. He passed away in 1968, leaving a lasting literary legacy.