Manuel Machado Álvarez
Manuel Machado Álvarez (1874-1947) was a prominent Spanish poet and playwright, known for his contributions to the literary movement of the Generation of '98 and later the Generation of '27. Born in Seville, he was part of a literary family, with his brother Antonio Machado also being a renowned poet. Manuel's work often explored themes of love, nature, and the Andalusian landscape, infused with the rich cultural heritage of flamenco. His efforts to promote and study traditional Spanish music, particularly flamenco, played a crucial role in its recognition as an important aspect of Spanish culture.
Born on Aug 07, 1874 (150 years old)
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Manuel Machado Álvarez, known as 'Demófilo', studied the importance and richness of flamenco poetry.
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