ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月2日 09時15分

@javier_luengo_photo took this picture of Purullena village and #caves in Granada, Spain. The @nytimestravel writer Doreen Carvajal decided to explore García Lorca’s literary inspirations in southern Spain. To search for the poet’s #Andalusia is to chase fragments of poetry and loss. #GarcaLorca was silenced more than 81 years ago at 38 — murdered by a paramilitary death squad at the outset of the Spanish Civil War for his anti-fascist sentiments and homosexuality. But his powerful voice is still one that binds Spain. In August, his verses offered a measure of comfort after the deadly attack in Barcelona. Thousands of antiterrorism protesters listened to a recital of his tribute to his favorite thoroughfare: “The street where all 4 seasons live together. The only street I wish would never end.” When he was 18, he set off from Granada, his hometown, in 1917 on the first of 4 expeditions by steam train with his art history professor and other students to tour Andalusia. It was then, he said, that “I became fully aware of myself as a Spaniard.” He was seeking memories of “the ancient souls who once walked the solitary squares we now tread.”

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