

The major points in García Lorca's life and career often seem to have coincided with significant events in the historical and political arena.
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Works in Biographical and Historical ContextĪrabic Roots García Lorca was born and raised in rural Andalusia, the southernmost province of Spain and a region greatly influenced by Arabic and Gypsy culture. García Lorca was a major participant in the flowering of Spanish literature that occurred over the years between World War I and the Spanish Civil War, and he is normally categorized as a leading member of the group of artists known as the Generation of 1927. He is widely regarded as Spain's most distinguished twentieth-century writer. Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter, and Other Poems (1935)įederico García Lorca's reputation rests equally on his poetry and his plays. BORN: 1898, Fuente Vaqueros, Granada, Spain
