Exile during Spanish Civil War
Poet involved
What happened
In 1936, as the Spanish Civil War erupted, Manuel Machado faced political turmoil and chose to go into exile in France. This period of displacement profoundly affected his writing and perspective. Living in Paris, he encountered a diverse artistic community that influenced his work during this tumultuous time.
Literary impact
The experience of exile forced Machado to confront themes of loss, identity, and the impact of war on society. His poetry from this period reflects a deep sense of longing for his homeland and a critical engagement with the political landscape, enriching his thematic exploration.
Source: Wikipedia
