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A conference Fidel Orta in Mexico, the Peña Naborí , led by Maria Gomez Bertha, and the paper that led the poet V Tenth Meeting on the edge were a prelude to the pilgrimage to the cemetery

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For Pedro González
Photo: Tamara Gispert

During the last days of the past and 2010, along with the festivities and conclusion of 52 anniversary of the triumph of the Cuban Revolution no shortage -could not have missed "the moment of tribute to Jesus Orta Ruiz, Naborí Injun, the fifth anniversary of his death .

The elderly father of contemporary Cuban decimistas, National Literature Prize 1995 , born on September 30, 1922 in San Miguel del Padrón in l to periphery of Havana, died in the same city, on December 30, 2005. Wanted the fate that his departure date definitive eternity, forever embraced was that of the popular victory of the First of January, which, before and after hit-consecrate the bard a considerable area of his literary work.

In this, its verticality militant, had referred, in this recent December, his youngest son, poet and literature professor Antonio Fidel Pérez Orta (pictured right), in conference in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, for the IV Latin American Meeting of the Tenth there held:

"El Indio Naborí succeeded in synthesizing the independence aspirations contractors in Cuban people and Cuban people, in turn, identified in the tenth Indian Naborí an inherited need to struggle (...) Then there is a fiction peregr that the Indian ina Naborí be considered the poet of the Cuban Revolution , before and after 1959, a title given by the people (again, given by the people), which implies a high dose of ethical and aesthetic. Perhaps for this reason, coupled with his rural origins, was so moving and authentic view receive, in 1995, the Prize National Literature. "

For its part, the Naborí Peña, in his hometown of San Miguel, h onroad its report at a meeting of the authors of the territory, which ended when the driver, the poet Bertha Maria Gomez , coordinator of the Chair of Orality Jesus Orta Ruiz municipal university headquarters, the Naborí Project and the Group's subsidiary Ala Tenth, read the Triumphal March Rebel Army, Indian poem written by the first of January 1959, text on this occasion Korea was do for all attendees.

The image, May 2005, the last visit by the author of Traveling peninsular to his hometown, at which time there was constituted the Wing Group subsidiary referred Tenth . Next to him, Bertha Maria Gomez.

itself Bertha Mary (photo below left) came days later, representing the Presidency of group Al to Tenth, the Tenth National Meeting V to l edge, important event in the poem written in stanzas of ten lines held as usual in Guáimaro , Camagüey, and also, implicitly honored ci ta and explicitly-the author of Traveling peninsular, the high level popular participation and fraternity q ue deployed there. Informed about it after Bertha Mary :

"Words can not describe the atmosphere of brotherhood breathed Guáimaro during the event. The inhabitants of the municipality opened the doors with such hospitality that surpassed all our expectations in the mouth leaving a fresh and fruity in the heart's impatience for a new vo meeting. I was very positively impressed by the conservation, cleaning and care of the city by its residents, who are con sented tokens of love for their historic homeland.

"In space, we did an overview of theoretical tradition in decimística San Miguel del Padrón from the eighteenth century and later date we announced the s work results Chair of Orality Jesus Orta Ruiz de Headquarters of University of Havana in this territory and Naborí Project, which has been supported by government and local institutions as well as with the political and social organizations.

In the graph, Naborí Park, a the results of the work Naborí Project, headed by Chair of Orality municipal university headquarters and composed of various institutions, including the Tenth Wing subsidiary.

"In another vein, continues Bertica," my book Cracks joined presented. We also participate in the reading of poems from the anthology Browse Island gold, made by Waldo Gonzalez and Mayra Hernandez , which was another of the books submitted and which are included tenths ours, these readings were made at the gates of the city museum. On the other hand, along with friends Rosa Martha Fernandez and Miriam Peña , participated in an activity for children of the community, where we read out a number of our written for princes tenths dwarf ".

Back the city of Havana , finally, on January 30, specific date of physical loss the poet, was the sense pilgrimage in his honor, organized by the Ibero-American Center Tenth and Improvised Verse (CIDVI) , headed by its director, the distinguished poet repentista Luis Paz Esquivel (Papillo) and accompanied by a large representation of growers of the stanza and the relatives of the bard.

So in the end of the year, embracing dates of departure immortality and the 52nd anniversary of victory in January express decimistas poets, together with those of oral the writing, how Life is in our deeds and our dear old lives, our spiritual father forever the Indian Naborí .

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- INDIAN Naborí. PEOPLE DO NOT FORGET YOUR . Remarks by Maria Eugenia Azcuy (Maruly), in homage to the poet in his native land, San Miguel del Padrón.
- GLOSA Naborí irregular. A poem by Héctor Arturo. About the International Workers Day.
- A LETTER WITH CRYSTAL GROWTH , Fidel Antonio Orta, about Jesus Orta Ruiz, Injun Naborí, four years after his death.
- THE INDIAN IN PRIVATE Naborí by Virgilio López Lemus.
- FOREVER, Naborí , notebook Péglez Pedro Gonzalez, published by David in 2007, where he compiled newspaper articles about the poet traveler peninsular.