Hay Festival Arequipa 2022 – Poetry

Welcome to the Hay Festival Arequipa 2022 programme, the edition in which we returned to in person events, after two digital editions due to the covid pandemic. Hay Festival Arequipa 2023 will run 9-12 November.

Hay Forum Moquegua was also in person. Hay Forum Moquegua 2023 will be at November 9.

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Poetry reading-workshop for women. With Elisa Guerra

At your age, I wore a darkness

Establecimiento penitenciario de mujeres de Arequipa
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Poetry reading-workshop for women, taking the text by the poet Maggie Smith as a first inspiration to share and create poems together. It is not necessary to have written poetry before, but if participants have written any before, it is suggested they take some to the event. The workshop is moderated by the educator Elisa Guerra, shortlisted for the 2023 Loewe Poetry Prize. Her book Ellas, Afasia won the poetry prize awarded by the magazine Punto de Partida, published by UNAM (Mexico). Guerra runs Las Primeras Letras, a literary podcast-workshop for children.

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Poetry reading-workshop for women. With Elisa Guerra

Event 25

Poetry gala

Teatro Municipal
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A poetry evening with a selection of festival guests. With Dina Ananco Ahuananchi (Peru), Oswaldo Chanove (Peru), Angelina Ferrero (Peru), Dinu Flamand (Romania), Luis García Montero (Spain), Victoria Guerrero Peirano (Peru), Clare Pollard (United Kingdom), Alonso Ruiz Rosas (Peru) y Rocío Silva Santisteban (Peru). Presented by Augusto Carrasco.


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Poetry gala

Event 64

Dinu Flamand in conversation with Victoria Guerrero Peirano

We keep coming back to César Vallejo

Teatro Arequepay
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The poet, essayist, and translator Dinu Flamand (Romania) is an enthusiast of César Vallejo’s work, which he has translated and on which he will speak, in relation to his own poetry, with Victoria Guerrero Peirano. Flamand has been involved in cultural content creation since his student years, later working in various newspapers, magazines, and publishing houses in Bucharest. He lived in exile in Paris during the last years of Ceaușescu’s dictatorship, reconnecting with the literature of his country after the regime ended. He has won the National Mihai Eminescu Prize, and his literary work, especially in poetry and literary criticism, is extensive, with books in translation published in several countries.

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Dinu Flamand in conversation with Victoria Guerrero Peirano

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