Promotional Video Free Day Canary dedicated to Thomas Morales, made Teberite by the Cultural Association with the intention of promoting the gift of books Canaries on 21 February. This association was created to promote the culture and identity among the islanders Canaria Madrid residents and to make known the same to all those interested.
The choice of this day as a commemorative date is because, that same day in 1813, took place in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria the death of José de Viera y Clavijo, multifaceted author is a canary clear example of our literature and which is related to several areas of knowledge. With the institutionalization of Canary Literature Day is to recognize the work carried out by the authors canaries historically dedicated to any facet of culture in the belief of significant value to the Archipelago of their literary knowledge, researchers, critics, editors and in general, all those people who in one way or another are part of the book industry and help the cultural development of the Islands.
Tomás Morales will focus this year on canary LETTERS. Tomás Morales Castilian (October 10, 1884, Moya - † August 15, 1921, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) was the highest representative of insular lyrical modernism and initiator of the modern Canary poetry, is considered one of the leading poets of English Modernism. Author of Roses of Hercules, his work stands out from the poem "Ode to the Atlantic. Tomas Morales will be the protagonist and the celebration to be held on February 21, 2011 and the extensive program of activities to be carried on all the islands in the days before and after this date, designed by the Directorate General for Books, Archives and Libraries.
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