
Curriculum He took a doctor’s degree in Law at Santiago University, where he practised as a Professor. In spite of going blind when he was twenty-seven, he went on developing an intense activity as a writer. He collaborated in the newspaper El Eco de Galicia, in which he published many articles and the work Foros y subforos de Galicia in the newspaper La Esperanza. He was also the editor of ‘Diálogos en la Alameda de Santiago’ and ‘Tertulia de Picaños’.
Work & Activities These are some of his most important works: Diego e Cristobo; Díalogo entre Silvestre Cajarabille e Domingo Magariños, labradores e veciños nas suas respeutivas parroquias; Uno de tantos; Tristes recuerdos del señor don Vicente Turnes...; A inauguración do Liceo artístico e literario da Cruña; Composición poética dedicada a Galicia en su propio dialecto, etc.
Other Interesting Aspects After his death, his poems were published in the brochure Composiciones poéticas (1875).