O poeta Chiado (Novas investigações sobre a sua vida e escriptos)

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O poeta Chiado (Novas investigações sobre a sua vida e escriptos)

by Alberto Pimentel

PT·~1 hours·7 chapters

Chapters

7 total

O POETA CHIADO

0:23

I

6:46

II

10:27

III

4:27

IV

10:48

V

16:28

VI

19:05

Description

A determined scholar sets out to bring the forgotten poet known simply as Chiado back into the light, weaving together personal confession, bustling Lisbon streets, and the fragile ties that link the living to those who have passed. The narrative opens with a meditation on why the dead endure in our hearts—because they never betray, never argue, never fade—followed by a restless pursuit of scattered verses, marginalia, and the tangled history of a name that still echoes through the city’s cafés. Through careful annotation and lively storytelling, the author reveals how Chiado’s bohemian spirit, his love of wordplay, and his reputation as a beloved troubadour survived despite centuries of neglect.

Listeners will be treated to vivid portraits of the poet’s contemporaries, the eccentric rivalries that colored his literary world, and the curious way a popular nickname turned a modest lane into an iconic district. The investigation remains open‑ended, inviting the audience to share the excitement of unearthing a cultural treasure that still resonates in modern Portugal.

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Full title

O poeta Chiado (Novas investigações sobre a sua vida e escriptos) (Novas investigações sobre a sua vida e escriptos)

Language

pt

Duration

~1 hours (65K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Lisboa:
 Empreza da Historia de Portugal.
 Sociedade editora
 Livraria Moderna
 R. Augusta, 95
 Typographia
 35, R. Ivens, 37
 1903

Credits

Produced by Pedro Saborano. (produced from scanned images of public domain material from Google Book Search)

Release date

2007-09-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Alberto Pimentel

Alberto Pimentel

1849–1925

A prolific Portuguese man of letters, he wrote across fiction, history, biography, theater, and journalism, leaving behind a remarkably varied body of work. His books often draw on Lisbon’s past and on Portuguese cultural life, making him a fascinating guide to the world around the turn of the 20th century.

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