Publication: José Román de la Torre y Peralta: una carrera literaria en la Sevilla del Bajo Barroco
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2022
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José Román de la Torre y Peralta, autor de la Festiva trompa (1664), el texto que daba cuenta de la visita del embajador inglés Richard Fanshawe a la Sevilla del Bajo Barroco, no era un desconocido en el panorama poético de la ciudad. Sin embargo, es cierto que en él Peralta mantuvo una posición ambigua, siempre por debajo de la de su principal rival y niño mimado de las musas, Fernando de la Torre Farfán. Para mostrarlo, el presente capítulo examina lo que sabemos de la biografía de Peralta y lo que podemos deducir de su producción, que nos servirá para contextualizar la Festiva trompa y trazar lo que prometemos en el título: una carrera literaria en la Sevilla del Bajo Barroco.
José Román de la Torre y Peralta, author of the chapbook Festiva trompa (1664), a text documenting the English Ambassador Richard Fanshawe¿s visit to Seville, was not unknown in the poetic field of the city. Nevertheless, Peralta kept an ambiguous position in it, one always shadowed by his main rival and the Muses¿ pampered child: Fernando de la Torre Farfán. In order to explain Peralta¿s position in the field, the present paper will analyze what we know about his biography and what we can infer from his production. This, all together, will help to contextualize the Festiva trompa and to outline what we have promised in our title: a literary career in Low-Baroque Seville.
José Román de la Torre y Peralta, author of the chapbook Festiva trompa (1664), a text documenting the English Ambassador Richard Fanshawe¿s visit to Seville, was not unknown in the poetic field of the city. Nevertheless, Peralta kept an ambiguous position in it, one always shadowed by his main rival and the Muses¿ pampered child: Fernando de la Torre Farfán. In order to explain Peralta¿s position in the field, the present paper will analyze what we know about his biography and what we can infer from his production. This, all together, will help to contextualize the Festiva trompa and to outline what we have promised in our title: a literary career in Low-Baroque Seville.