Vicent Andrés Estellés

Vicent Andrés i Estellés (Burjassot, Horta Nord, 4 de setembre del 1924 - València, 27 de març del 1993) va ser un periodista, escriptor i un dels més importants poetes valencians del segle XX i dels més reconeguts en valencià, la seua llengua. Considerat el principal renovador de la poesia catalana contemporània, d'ell s'ha dit que és el millor poeta valencià des de l'època d'Ausiàs March i Joan Roís de Corella.

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Vicent Andrés Estellés fue un periodista y poeta español. Está considerado como uno de los principales renovadores de la poesía contemporánea en valenciano, con un papel similar al que tuvieron en otras épocas Ausiàs March y Joan Roís de Corella.

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