Galicia en Madrid

Galicia en Madrid was a monthly magazine published in Madrid between 1932 and 1936, subtitled "Órgano de Lar Gallego" (Organ of Lar Gallego). It first appeared in January 1932 and was directed by José Manuel Poyán, with Manuel Castro Gil as artistic director, José Vidal Lois as literary sub-director, and José Díaz Andión as chief editor. Its contributors included Victoriano García Martí, Marisa Villardefrancos, Manuel Blanco Otero, Enrique Peinador Porrúa, Gerardo Bugallo Barreiro, Manuel Fontán Medina, and Juan Rof Codina, while Miguel Bendamio served as correspondent in Cuba. In its first period the magazine focused on current affairs, miscellanies, and reviews of social life. From 1933 it incorporated poetic texts by Aurelio Ribalta, Valentín Lamas Carvajal, Avelino Rodríguez Elías, Ramón Cabanillas, and Juan López Medina; sections such as "Adiviñanzas" and "Sabiduría popular" by Noriega Varela; biobibliographies of Galician figures; and the reproduction of a vocabulary drawn from the Diccionario castellano-gallego by Vicente Llópiz Méndez. Publication ceased in April 1936. The magazine is remembered as one of the printed publications of the Galician diaspora, serving the community of Galicians in Madrid and maintaining links with Galician emigrants in Cuba through its correspondent. Its run coincided with the politically turbulent years of the Second Spanish Republic, ending shortly before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.

Galicia en Madrid was a monthly magazine published in Madrid between 1932 and 1936, subtitled "Órgano de Lar Gallego". It first appeared in January 1932. The editorial team was led by director José Manuel Poyán, with Manuel Castro Gil as artistic director, José Vidal Lois as literary sub-director, and José Díaz Andión as chief editor. Contributors included Victoriano García Martí, Marisa Villardefrancos, Manuel Blanco Otero, Enrique Peinador Porrúa, Gerardo Bugallo Barreiro, Manuel Fontán Medina, and Juan Rof Codina; Miguel Bendamio was the correspondent in Cuba. In its first period the magazine focused on current affairs, miscellanies, and reviews of social life. From 1933 it incorporated poetic texts by Aurelio Ribalta, Valentín Lamas Carvajal, Avelino Rodríguez Elías, Ramón Cabanillas, and Juan López Medina; sections "Adiviñanzas" and "Sabiduría popular" by Noriega Varela; biobibliographies of Galician figures; and the reproduction of a vocabulary drawn from the Diccionario castellano-gallego by Vicente Llópiz Méndez. Publication ceased in April 1936. The magazine is listed among the printed publications of the Galician diaspora, reflecting the cultural activity of Galician communities outside Galicia during the Second Spanish Republic.

• 1936

  Publication ceases in April.

• 1933

  Magazine expands content to include poetry, folklore sections, and biobibliographies.

• 1932

  First issue published in January in Madrid.

Cultural and community magazine for Galicians in Madrid, affiliated with Lar Gallego.

• Monthly issues

  Cultural magazine published monthly from 1932 to 1936.

1. 1Wikidata: Galicia en Madridwikidata.org
2. 2Galicia en Madrid (1932) – Wikipedia (Galician)gl.wikipedia.org