Canto a la Argentina, Oda a Mitre y otros poemas Obras Completas Vol. IX

A sweeping tribute opens the collection, a lyrical hymn that rolls across the Argentine plains, seas and mountains with the vigor of a marching band. The poet’s voice lifts the nation’s landscape—its “sonorous wind,” bright skies, bustling factories and endless pampas—into a chorus of hope and labor. Immigrants, native peoples and historic heroes are woven together, each stanza echoing the promise of freedom, work, and a shared destiny beneath the “Sol de Mayo.” The language is rich, rhythmic, and brimming with vivid metaphors that invite listeners to feel the pulse of a continent in bloom.

Beyond this grand opening, the volume gathers a variety of poems, including an ode to a celebrated statesman and shorter verses that turn inward toward memory and personal longing. The range moves from exuberant celebration to quieter contemplation, always maintaining a musical cadence that rewards the ear. Listeners will discover a tapestry of Argentine identity—its myths, its struggles, its resilient spirit—presented in a voice that feels both historic and alive.