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Revolutionary Spanish poet Federico García Lorca's book Poet in New York includes key verses inspired by his time in the Hudson Valley/ (Image: Jo-Anne Asuncion / Scenic Hudson)
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Protected: El Valle del Hudson: fuente de inspiración para Federico García Lorca

Algunos de los versos más destacados de la obra emblemática del poeta español, Poeta en Nueva York, fueron escritos durante sus visitas al río.

por Santiago Florez
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