Books
OTHER BOOKS BY ENRIQUE SOLINAS
Corazon Sagrado, poesÃa. Naveluz Editora, México, 2015, y Viajero Insomne Editora, Buenos Aires, 2014.
In ADN, Cultural Supplement of newspaper LA NACIÓN, Buenos Aires:
"Voice completely atypical but not dissonant in the panorama of the local poetry, Enrique Solinas (Buenos Aires, 1969) has published widely and his work received several awards. In some works, he to visit religious and mythological themes. At Sacred Heart, the two sides come together and create reflections on the love of God, the beauty of pain and sacrifice. Like other authors of mystical poetry, the latent eroticism is expressed ambiguously with good earthly analogies: "I love you / as the lover /that in the night / come back / and closes the doors of the world / for to ever leave." Solina's poetry manifests cautiously queer sort of mysticism, which resonate the prayers of Christ to His Father during the crucifixion, the literary tradition of St. John of the Cross and the philosophical legacy of Ulrich von Balthasar. Without sensationalism and with a few personal anecdotes in which the poetic voice-but aspires to universality which also rebukes the world, human history written with "words to die" - glowing songs Solinas delivery."
DANIEL GIGENA
In the newspaper La Voz del Interior:
"Simple and strange. Are two words that seem to disown each other. However they are perfect to describe this new book entitled Sacred Heart Enrique Solinas. A series of poems that turn around the image of the heart of Jesus and the crucifixion, and that at times seem a less kitsch elevated to the status of international art by French photographers Pierre et Gilles, version of this aesthetic drawn from religious holy cards."
CARLOS SCHILLING
Noche de San Juan, poesía. Ediciones del Dock, Buenos Aires, 2008.
In the literary magazine Timimd murderers:
"One key element that articulates the poems is the night. All poems named, described, try to explain this space-time voltage, where anything can happen, when they appear important questions and silence, when light and shadow conspire to the appetites of the soul are opened and the body . The day appears only once and as an idealized place is like props.Solina's poetry in this book happens at night, when combined in harmony fierce religious and pagan. Solina's poetry happens in the rope taut those two poles. "
SOLEDAD CASTRESANA
In the literary magazine Timid murderers:
"To date, Solinas had managed to be an outstanding poet. But death and conversation, shows us that this is a genuine storyteller . This volume of stories is the return of a series of experiences, which become sensitive to those who read, experiences that always rub with the erotic, with the intermittency that suggests but does not show at all. Suggested is precisely the worst that touch us endure: death, the unequivocal purpose of all life."
MARCELO LÓPEZ
