Pablo Guerrero is the fourth of the authors invited to the year 2010-2011 Poetry Classroom "Enrique Díez-Canedo" which began on 21 October last year with the Portuguese poet Rita Lopes and continued with Ferrer Lerin. Next intervention Julio Llamazares, scheduled for Jan. 13, was suspended for personal reasons of the writer. Warrior participate tomorrow Tuesday, February 1 at 20:00 pm in the auditorium of the Museum of Extremadura and Latin American Contemporary Art (MEIAC). Students will advance to secondary schools of the capital in the University Residence pacense Hernán Cortés.

In parallel, the Culture of the Provincial de Badajoz, publishes a booklet with the works selected by the author for reading.

Extremadura writer and singer is the best example of interaction between music and poetry. Born in the town of Lares Asparagus Badajoz in 1946 and emigrated to Madrid by studies but still exercise of Extremadura. In fact, landscape and rural Extremadura music are important elements in the universe of Paul. Starts editing at 69 and has written songs as charismatic as "A pitchers" or "Paradise Now."

The Poetry Classroom responsible is described as "beloved and respected by his fellow professionals and equipped with an introverted and seemingly absent that has been accentuated over the years." His latest compositions are considered to be enveloping, intense, delicate and intimate, too beautiful.

In its beginnings as a singer, Pablo Guerrero he researched the folklore Extremadura but soon began writing letters of his own. The singer visits the Hall in his capacity as a poet. Among his published works include "Songs and Poems" (1989) by the Regional Editor, "The gods speak through the mouth of the neighbors" (1999), "Where flowers become water" (1999), published by the Provincial Council Badajoz, "Timeout" (2002) with pictures of Antonio Covarsí, or the recent "The heavens so alone" in 2010.