El Pelayo

El Pelayo by Alonso De Solis is an epic poem published in 1754. Written in Spanish, the poem likely celebrates Pelayo, a Visigothic nobleman credited with initiating the Reconquista in Spain. This historical poem offers a glimpse into 18th-century Spanish literary traditions and perspectives on national identity and history. A valuable addition to collections of Spanish literature and historical poetry, "El Pelayo" provides rich insights into the cultural and literary landscape of its time.

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