Manuel María Palacios Bravo

Manuel María Palacios Bravo (Cuenca, 1891 – 1960) was an Ecuadorian poet and priest. His best known poems include: Jesús Campesino (1919), Chabita (1922), and Cantos de ayer (1953). He was a member of the Ecuadorian Academy of Language. In 1957, the University of Cuenca released a collection of his poems selected by Rigoberto Cordero y León.

Uncertainty of the year in which he died

Palacios died between 1960 and 1976, according to the Ecuadorian Academy of Language and the House of Ecuadorian Culture. While the Academy uses “1960 or 1976,” the House of Ecuadorian Culture uses “1960” in some places and “1970” and “1976?” in others. To figure out when he actually died, more investigation is needed.

Selected works

TitlePublisherYear
Eufemia Palacios Bravo1920
Habita1922
ChabitaAstudillo Regalado1922
La elegía del PichinchaImp. del Clero1923
Canción real a Nuestra Señora del Cisne en su coronaciónImpr. del Clero1930
Miserere!Tip. Salesiana1939
De paso …Austral1944
San Francisco de Asís: patrón universal de la acción católicaEditorial “Jodoco Ricke,”1945
Bendita tú1949
Apuntes sobre la deshumanización del arteEditorial Amazonas1949
Cantos de ayerCasa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, Núcleo del Azuay1953
Manuel Maria Palacios Bravo: Selección y Nota de Rigoberto Cordero y León (Read it for free here)Universidad de Cuenca1957

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