A book of poetry in Spanish

Rosas de escarcha y soledad

Raúl Víllora Valencia

Poems about what remains and what fades away. Between memory, love, solitude, and words that did not exist until now.

01 / The book

Words for things that do not always have names.

In Rosas de escarcha y soledad, memories, light, and shadows meet love and loss. Some poems tell stories. Others follow sound, creating words along the way.

This space is an invitation to discover the poetry collection and hear about future editions, readings, and recitals.

Poetry in Spanish

02 / A few lines

El tiempo la vio florecer;
carmín, terciopelo, poder.
Y en su infinita crueldad
se enamoró de su brevedad.

El tiempo y la rosa

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Poetry aloud

Where we meet.

Readings and gatherings to share words beyond the page.

Upcoming appearances

  1. Malmö Book Fair

    Malmö

    Raúl will be at the Feria del Libro de Malmö, a gathering celebrating literature in Spanish.

    The time of his participation is to be confirmed.

    Organiser’s website
  2. Book Day · Invited author

    Casa de España · Copenhague / Copenhagen

    Raúl will join Casa de España in Copenhagen as an invited author and read poems for its Book Day celebration.

    The exact date, time and venue are to be confirmed.

    Organiser’s website

Past appearances

  1. Poems at the open mic

    Grand Malmö · Malmö

    Raúl Víllora Valencia read poems at Grand Malmö’s open mic session.

    Raúl’s reading: 19:15–19:45 · Local time in Malmö.

    Organiser’s website

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04 / Among readers

What the words leave behind.

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