Writer Ramiro Rosón has recently presented his new poetry collection Polen de estrellas, published by BajAmar Editores, at an event held in Tenerife. The presentation, which featured poets Javier Mérida and Antonio Carmona, highlighted the author’s lyrical sensitivity and his commitment to an introspective and evocative form of poetry. The event, also shared on social media through a video recording, brought together an audience interested in contemporary poetry and strengthened Rosón’s presence in the current literary scene.
According to information published by cultural and local media, the work is conceived as an exploration of the intimate, the cosmic, and the everyday, using a refined and suggestive language that connects with the contemporary poetic tradition. Polen de estrellas has been received as a book that combines emotion and reflection, in which the author unfolds symbolic imagery and a meditative tone. The presentation in Tenerife is part of a broader outreach strategy aimed at bringing the collection to diverse audiences, increasing its visibility both within the islands and across the country.
In addition to his work as a poet, Ramiro Rosón maintains an active digital presence through his literary blog, Cuaderno de fulgores, where he shares texts, reflections, and excerpts from his work, creating a space for dialogue with readers. His career is marked by a constant search for expressive depth and a particular attention to the emotional dimension of language. With Polen de estrellas, the author reaffirms his voice within contemporary poetry, offering a work that invites contemplation and the discovery of new forms of poetic sensitivity.
Ramiro Rosón (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1989) holds a Law degree, a Master’s in the Use and Management of Cultural Heritage, and a Master’s in Teacher Training from the University of La Laguna, as well as a PhD in Law from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. He has published academic articles on cultural heritage in collaboration with other authors. He currently leads creative writing and active ageing workshops in day centers for older adults in Tenerife. His published works include La desgracia de Orfeo and El desdén de Colombina (2007), Tratado de la luz (2008), La simiente del fuego (2016), Ruinas del paraíso (2017), and El llanto del demiurgo (2021). His poems, translations, and critical texts have appeared in various anthologies and literary journals in Spain and Mexico. He is a member of the editorial board of the digital magazine Trasdemar, dedicated to island literatures, and coordinates the cultural space La Poeteca de Canarias, located in La Laguna.
–Links of interest: – Video of the presentation of “Polen de estrellas” (BajAmar Editores, 2025), by Ramiro Rosón, with the collaboration of poets Javier Mérida and Antonio Carmona:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWcN3DyjdWp/?igsh=azZ2emJpN3g2aDM5
– Article: Presentation of “Polen de estrellas” by Ramiro Rosón in Tenerife (Trasdemar, March 29, 2026):
–Article: Ramiro Rosón presents his poetry collection “Polen de estrellas” this afternoon (Diario de Avisos, March 28, 2026):
–Ramiro Rosón’s blog:
https://cuadernodefulgores.blogspot.com/
–Purchase link on BajAmar Editores:
https://www.bajamareditores.com/product/polen-de-estrellas/
–“Polen de estrellas” on El Corte Inglés:
https://www.elcorteingles.es/libros/A58571298-polen-de-estrellas/
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