The International Poetry Festival of Granada is an annual event that brings together more than 100 poets of different nationalities who read their poems in squares, church atriums, schools, streets, universities and museums of the city of Granada in Nicaragua. It has a large following, both nationally and internationally. During the festival there are also literary workshops for children and young people, book fairs, presentations, poetry carnival, round tables and conferences.
This 13th edition of the FIPG was dedicated to the poets Manolo Cuadra and Roque Dalton.
This year AC/E collaborated with the festival by supporting the participation of the poet Yolanda Castaño, winner of the national critics award 1999, Espiral Maior prize 2007, Francisco Fernández del Riego prize, 3rd Fermín Bouza Brey prize (1994), and Galician poetry critics’ prize (1998) for Vivimos no ciclo das Erofanías.
This 13th edition of the FIPG was dedicated to the poets Manolo Cuadra and Roque Dalton.
This year AC/E collaborated with the festival by supporting the participation of the poet Yolanda Castaño, winner of the national critics award 1999, Espiral Maior prize 2007, Francisco Fernández del Riego prize, 3rd Fermín Bouza Brey prize (1994), and Galician poetry critics’ prize (1998) for Vivimos no ciclo das Erofanías.