Disenchanted
«Poesía en tu Sofá», Stories and Poetry that go Through the Screens
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https://doi.org/10.24215/18524907e049Keywords:
youngs, interconnectivity, culture, Poesía en tu SofáAbstract
What is the truth behind disenchanted youth? The author seeks to counteract in the following work the looks that place young people as apathetic, disinterested and uncommitted. A long discussion that is defined between accusation/admiration of youth as a historical subject. In times of isolation and uncertainty due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the cultural youth movement «Poesía en tu Sofá» was born and became a point of balance from interconnectivity to the rhythm of verse and plurality of voices. From Spain to Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia and Mexico, a cool puff hard to ignore.
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