Ricardo
Carballo Calero
Ricardo
Carballo Calero was a Galician philosopher and writer, degree in Law
and Philosophy and Letters from the University of Santiago de
Compostela and Doctor from the University of Madrid. He was a member
of the Rag and he was the first teacher of Galician Linguistics and
Literature at the University of Santiago.
He
got born the 30th of October in Spain(Ferrol) and he died the 25th of
March in Spain (Santiago de Compostela).
In
the 1984 he was awarded with the Medalla Catelao.
He
got married with María Ignacia Ramos Díez, and he had two
daughters, Margarita Carballo Ramos and María Victoria
Carballo-Calero Ramos.
The
17th of May he is going to be honored in “El Día de las Letras
Gallegas”, because he was one of the most relevant figures in
Galicia culture in the second half of the 20th century.
I
think he deserves the award for everything what he has done in his
life. He studied a lot and worked hard, and I think he is very
important in the Galician culture.
Ricardo
Carvallo Calero.
Was
a Galician philologist and writer and was the first teacher of
galician lenguage and literature.
He
was born in 1910 and he dead in 1990
He
was educated in Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
He
did military service, was philologist and writer.
Awards:
Medalla Castelao, premio Goya
Importance
of the "LETRAS GALEGAS DAY": Was the first teacher of
galician lenguage
RICARDO CARBALLO
He was a Spanish
philologist and writer, teacher of several courses, a degree in Law
and in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Santiago de
Compostela and a Doctor from the University of Madrid. Full member of
the Real Academia Galega.
He was born in Ferrol, A Coruña; October 30, 1910-Santiago de
Compostela, and he died in A Coruña; March 25, 1990.
After completing the
Baccalaureate in Ferrol, he moved to Santiago de Compostela in 1926
to study Law and Philosophy and Letters and complete military
service.
He studied for free
the career of Philosophy and Letters, graduating in 1936 from the
University of Santiago de Compostela, participating at the same time
actively in the Galician movement both locally and nationally, being
appointed party president in Ferrol..
He was a philologist
and writer.
He wrote books such
as Pretérito Imperfeito, 1980.
Future
conditional, 1982.
Cantigas de
amigo e outros poemas, 1986.
Reticências,
1990
Catro pezas
(contains: A sombra de Orfeo, Farsa das zocas, A arbre, Auto do
prisioneiro), 1971.
Complete
Theater, 1982.
His best prizes
were the Castelao Medal and the Goya Prize 2020
He will be honored
on the Galician’s Letters Day 2020.
He was chosen for
this year because it is the 20th anniversary of his death.
RICARDO
CARVALLO CALERO
He was born on 30
October 1910 in Ferrol, Galicia (Spain).And died on 25 March 1990 in
Santiago de Compostela. He study in santiago de compostela right and
philosophy and completed military service Then he became interested
in the Galician and participated in creating the Galician party was
also auxiliary administradivo in the city council of the city of
Santiago.He wrote poetry, narrative, essay and theatre , he was given
a foreplay golla called a castelao medal.
LETRAS GALEGAS DAY
Is the day we
celebrate our language the language of galicia and someone is
recognized for what he did is the day we celebrate our language the
language of galicia and someone is recognized so.I think they chose
it for this day because I always support the language and did many
things for the Galician and wanted to recognize it.
RICARDO
CARVALLO CALERO
Ricardo
Carvallo Calero was born on October, 30 of 1910 and he died in 1990.
He
was
a Spanish philologist, academic and writer. He was the
first
Professor of Galician Language and Literature at the
University of
Santiago de Compostela.
He
married María
Ignacia Ramos.
After completing the Baccalaureate in Ferrol, he moved to
Santiago de Compostela in 1926 to study Law and
Philosophy and Letters and complete military service.
There he came into contact with Galicianism and with
the cultural movements of the time, especially with the Seminario de Estudos Galegos.
In 1987 he received the Galician Narrative Critics Prize
for his work Scórpio. Currently, what had been Ricardo Carballo
Calero's personal library is part of the bibliographic collections
of the Galician Parliament since 1997, the year in which it was
acquired together with his personal archive.
He will be honored in the commemoration of the Galician
Letters of 2020
I think he was chosen because he is a importan person
of Galicia
