The Cultural Hall CajaMurcia, Thursday welcomed the tribute organized by the Department of Culture, one of the literary references of Jumilla, Ernesto Miracle in a ceremony in which besides the book "Poetry Anthology", compiling presented previous work published by the City of Jumilla in collaboration with the Association of Friends of Jumilla, adding new unpublished poems that kept the family.
The event was chaired by the Councillor for Culture, María Dolores Fernández, accompanied by Emiliano Hernández, area coordinator, Ana Maria Olivares, editor of the publication, and the nephew of the honoree, Enrique Martínez Miracle, among others who attended it.
Dores María Fernández, expressed the satisfaction posed to the Department and to his person, "see and share the birth of a book, in this case re-issue, which is always cause for joy."
Also congratulated the Publisher, Poetry it's you, by the "sensitivity and commitment they have shown to this literary genre and authors of Jumilla."
Meanwhile, Ana Maria Olivares, pointed to the poetic quality of the honoree stating: "Jumillano authors left us a great work ahead in literary creation and undoubtedly the author before us this evening is an important reference for all us.'s time to take care of our authors and encourage literary production. Jumilla is an extraordinary land but no doubt it is much more the hearts of his people and what better way to meet another man who read his poetry, and so we enter the depths of his feelings. "
Angel Francisco Cutillas, friend of the honoree, stepped in to do an extensive tour of the life and experiences of the poet, and as it went through sweet and bitter moments, leaving all printed in his poems, which today serve not only to literary wealth municipality, but also its history, for all are a true reflection of the Jumilla vintage.
The tribute ended with the reading of some of the best known poems of Miracle, as "People Petite", "Down the street from La Rambla", or "walking my crazy fantasy", which some unpublished donated by family joined as the poem "I was sad hurt heart."
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla