NERUDA AND ISLA NEGRA (Full day)

Pablo Neruda was born in 1904, his real name was Ricardo Eliecer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto, He lived his childhood in Temuco, with his father and stepmother.

He went to university in 1920, where he wrote “Crepusculario”, it was his first poetical work. He had three houses in Chile, but the most important was in Isla Negra, located in the coast of central Chile, surrounded by beautiful views, source of inspiration of his poetical work. He won the Literature Nobel Prize in 1971.