Tertulia de Creadores
The Tertulia de Creadores was a Madrileño tertulia at the Círculo de Bellas Artes from 1983 to 1984. Founded by Gregorio Morales, it represented the literary elements of La Movida Madrileña, a countercultural movement during the Spanish transition to democracy following the end of Francisco Franco's regime.[1] Some members—including Morales, José Tono Martínez, and Luis Antonio de Villena—were simultaneously involved in the postmodernist La Luna de Madrid. Espido Freire asserts they defined postmodernity at the institution.[2]
History
[edit]The first session was on 18 October 1983. On 13 March 1984, a debate entitled "Narrative in postmodernity" was held, in which Morales, Vicente Molina Foix, Luis Antonio de Villena, Javier Barquín, José Tono Martínez, Luis Mateo Díez, José Antonio Gabriel y Galán, José Luis Moreno-Ruiz, and Ramón Mayrata participated.[3] The resulting eponymous publication follows:[4]
Overcoming 19th-century and avant-garde narrative. Complete assumption of the present, precisely to define it, deny it and leap over it. Construction of new realities that show unknown horizons. To be the queen of the arts, vanguard of renovation, the definer of fashions. To set oneself as the linguistic game of the environment, defining and organizing the other games. And despite everything, not to seek trascendente, although humor, irony, heartbreak, or beauty are. To be, in the end, as varied and original as the universe and as humble as an untouchable.
— Narrativa en la posmodernidad, 13 March 1984
Other participants in the group included Vicente Verdú, José Ramón Ripoll, Santiago Auserón, and Ouka Leele.[5]
Morales later founded the Tertulia del Salón, which lasted from 1998 to 2011.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Sol Soblechero, Marta del (June 2021). El ambiente cultural de la movida madrileña (PDF) (Thesis). Segovia: University of Valladolid. p. 17.
- ^ Freire, Espido (2006). Mileuristas: retrato de la generación de los mil euros (1 ed.). Barcelona: Ariel. p. 23. ISBN 978-84-344-4498-0.
- ^ "La Movida Madrileña y su historia". www.elpenta.com (in European Spanish). Madrid: El Penta.
- ^ Herrera Fernández, María (24 October 2017). La influencia de la literatura española en el cine del siglo XXI (Thesis). Sevilla: University of Sevilla. p. 38. hdl:11441/65350.
- ^ Rodríguez-Gaona, Martín (19 February 2010). Mejorando lo presente: Poesía española última: posmodernidad, humanismo y redes. Penguin Random House. p. 29. ISBN 978-8496594401.
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