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Poet, Alvaro García de Zúñiga makes language the first material of his work. A language musical, visual, a language invented, emptied, destroyed – reconstructed, generator of multiple senses and sounds. A language that finally surpasses all, a language without specific nationality that amuses itself as it meets with other tongues, to de-hierarchicise linguistic conventions. An elastic language where norms are not imposed and difference is welcome. A language governed by three words: strangeness, logic, music. | Poet, Alvaro García de Zúñiga makes language the first material of his work. A language musical, visual, a language invented, emptied, destroyed – reconstructed, generator of multiple senses and sounds. A language that finally surpasses all, a language without specific nationality that amuses itself as it meets with other tongues, to de-hierarchicise linguistic conventions. An elastic language where norms are not imposed and difference is welcome. A language governed by three words: strangeness, logic, music. | ||
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, OR PORTUGUESE 
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Poet, Alvaro García de Zúñiga makes language the first material of his work. A language musical, visual, a language invented, emptied, destroyed – reconstructed, generator of multiple senses and sounds. A language that finally surpasses all, a language without specific nationality that amuses itself as it meets with other tongues, to de-hierarchicise linguistic conventions. An elastic language where norms are not imposed and difference is welcome. A language governed by three words: strangeness, logic, music.
Click here to download pdfs of Alvaro García de Zúñiga's plays