TEENS | A Look at Lyrical Poetry through Rap with Oscar Plazola
Saturday, February 17
12:00–2:30 p.m.

$15.00$25.00

BILINGUAL Teen Writing Workshop | Rap and Poetry

Description

He learns from himself, sometimes he fights with whoever he wants
His pain does not hurt him, he prefers to be the one who waits
May his faithful roles fill him with peace and glory
As he celebrates, without boasting, if they win him victory
For him every victory is another step to the top of the line
These are the goals of the warrior of the rhyme.
— Nach (Spanish poet and rapper), “The Way of the Warrior”

In this workshop we will analyze and discuss texts by poets from different eras, from Spanish classics such as Francisco de Quevedo to the Mexican Efraín Huerta.

We will study poetic devices: metaphor, hyperbole, simile, hyperbate, etc. We will learn about the different forms of rhyme, as well as meter, and explore possible combinations, to finally create a poetic piece and set it to music.

Learn how to use verse and rhyme. Write lyrics and put them to music. Learn more about great poets and rappers. This workshop is for anyone who likes Poetry and Rap.

Materials:

  • Imagination.
  • Creativity.
  • Notebook and pen.

Reading material will be provided by the teacher.

Additional information

Price

Option 1, Option 2, Option 3

About Oscar Plazola

Oscar Plazola is a poet and writer gone bad. He studied Hispanic-American Literature at the University of Salamanca, Spain. And Creative Writing at the Fuentetaja School for Writers in Madrid, Spain. He also gratuated as a historian of Mexican art from the Universidad del Valle de México. He has more than 20 years of experience teaching Spanish-American Literature classes at the University of Guanajuato, Universidad del Valle de México, Universidad Allende, Instituto Sanmiguelense, “El Pípila” High School, Colegio Árbol de Vida. He has coordinated Creative Writing workshops at the El Sindicato Cultural Center, UVM, and INBAL. For more than two decades he has dedicated himself to the promotion and dissemination of literature in radio programs, bookstores, gatherings and, of course, as a teacher. Oscar is a founder of the Ágora SMA School.

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