Sóngoro cosongo

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Sóngoro cosongo is a landmark 1931 poetry collection by Cuban writer Nicolás Guillén that blends Afro-Cuban rhythms, vernacular language, and social commentary to celebrate Black Cuban culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
poetry collection
author Nicolás Guillén
countryOfOrigin Cuba
creator Nicolás Guillén
genre poetry
hasAudience general readership
readers of Afro-Latin American literature
hasCulturalContext Afro-Caribbean culture
Afro-Cuban music
Cuban son
hasForm lyric poetry
son-inspired poems
hasInfluenceOn Afro-diasporic literature
Caribbean poetry
Latin American poetry
hasMeter rhythms imitating Cuban son
hasReception considered a classic of Cuban literature
considered a landmark of Afro-Cuban poetry
hasStyle musicality
oral tradition influences
syncopated rhythm
use of Afro-Cuban rhythms
vernacular language
hasSubject everyday life of Black Cubans
race relations in Cuba
hasTheme Afro-Cuban identity
Afro-Cuban music
surface form: Black Cuban culture

class struggle
racial discrimination
social justice
hasTitleLanguage Spanish
language Spanish
literaryMovement Afro-Cuban literature
Negrismo
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
mainCharacterType Afro-Cuban people
notableFor celebration of Black Cuban culture
integration of Afro-Cuban music and poetry
pioneering Afro-Antillean poetic forms
partOf Afro-Antillean poetry canon
precededBy Motivos de son
publicationYear 1931
publisherCountry Cuba
setting Afro-Cuban communities
urban Cuba

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Nicolás Guillén notableWork Sóngoro cosongo
Guillén notableWork Sóngoro cosongo
subject surface form: Nicolás Guillén