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• 09 / 03 / 2008

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The 48 poems belong to his lyrical production comprising his young man phase to present day work; nature, love to children and the country’s epic history have remained as his motives for all this time.

His “poet labor” as stated by Norma Castillo, Abril Publishing House representative, coexists with his participation as city and guerrilla combatant until January 1, 1959.

Castilla Más, nicknamed Aníbal during war times, also presented Daniel, a book co-written with Judas M. Pacheco and Ernesto Ramos Latour, a title launched by Editorial Política to honor René Ramos Latour in the 30th anniversary of his death in El Jobal combat on July 30, 1958.

“Daniel…is a great book”, affirmed Belarmino. “It is the result of a profound 15 years research. It shows the image of the real substitute of Frank País, the one that accomplished missions such as sending weapons to the guerilla, the organization of April 9, 1958 general strike and who decisively rejected the enemy’s offensive at the Sierra Maestra”.

Belarmino took René’s place as the chief of Columna 19 José Tey, a troop that reinforced Segundo Frente, a military area commanded by Raúl Castro.

He has also published Imborrables recuerdos (Unforgettable moments) in 1999 and La razón de las armas o las armas de la razón (The reason of arms or the arms of reason) in 2004.

(Adelante.cu)