Who is Juan Antonio Corretjer?
Juan Antonio Corretjer was a writer, columnist and additionally a master autonomy political dissident. He had restricted to United States govern from Puerto Rico.
Juan Antonio Corretjer's initial life, youth, and education
Juan Antonio Corretjer, the colossal writer was conceived on third Walk 1908 in Ciales, Puerto Rico. He was the child of Diego Corretjer Hernández and María Brígida Montes González who have a place to a politically dynamic professional autonomy family. He had finished his primary and optional training in the place where he grew up. When he was little, he composed his first ballad "Canto a Cialis". At that point he joined the "Scholarly Society of Jose Gautier Benitez", which later would be renamed the "Patriot Youth", while he was still in grade school. When he was in eighth grade, he composed an understudy challenge the Unified States in his town. He was removed from his neighborhood secondary school for sorting out a strike to have it renamed for José de Diego. At that point he was moved to a school in the town of Vega Baja.
Juan Antonio Corretjer's National Youth
In 1927, he had moved to San Juan and functioned as a writer for the daily paper "La Democracia". In 1932 and 1933, he had distributed his initial two, books of verse: "Agüeybaná" and "Ulises". So also, in 1935 he had traveled to Cuba and joined an enemy of Batista gather whose point was to topple the U.S.- supported Cuban tyrant. In the equivalent year, four Patriots were slaughtered by the police under the order of Colonel E. Francis Riggs. In 1936, 1936, a Government Stupendous Jury submitted allegations against Pedro Albizu Campos, Juan Antonio Corretjer, Luis F. Velázquez, Clemente Soto Vélez and the accompanying individuals from the Cadets of the Republic: Erasmo Velázquez, Julio H. Velázquez, Rafael Ortiz Pacheco, Juan Gallardo Santiago, and Pablo Rosado Ortiz. In any case, in 1937 a gathering of legal advisors, including a youthful Gilberto Concepción de Gracia.
Juan Antonio Corretjer's career
Besides governmental issues, he likewise used to compose ballads and articles. In 1932, he composed sonnets like Agueybana, Agueybana in 1937, "El Leñero" in 1944, "Tierra Nativa" in 1951, and also Yerba Bruja" in 1957. Not just ballads and exposition he had additionally distributed a few books, "Albizu Campos and the Ponce slaughter" in 1965, Imagen De Borinquen, IV Yerba Bruja" in 1970, "El Cumplido" in 1979 also as Los Dias de conta dos in 1984. But lamentably, he had kicked the bucket in San Juan, Puerto Rico on nineteenth January 1985. Also, he had recently lived for 76 years.
Updated On Tue Oct 23 2018 Published On Tue Oct 23 2018 By Married Bio
