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espanolEn este articulo se estudia el contexto en que fue presentado el poema “Amor de Caridad” de Gerardo Diego, dedicado a San Juan de Dios, con el cual el poeta santanderino gano en 1950 los Juegos Florales, celebrados en Granada, con motivo del IV centenario de la muerte del santo. Se exponen las bases, la convocatoria y el fallo del Jurado que otorgo el primer premio a Gerardo Diego; el segundo y el tercero fueron ganados, respectivamente, por Manuel Benitez Carrasco y Francisco Romero Lopez. Ofrecemos comentarios sobre el poema y su transcripcion tal y como fue publicado en la revista “Paz y Caridad” (1950). En las obras completas del poeta figura este poema con el titulo “A San Juan de Dios”. portuguesNeste artigo estudamos o contexto em que opoema "Amor a Caridade" de GerardoDiego, dedicado a San Juan de Dios, com oqual o poeta do Santander ganhou em 1950 os Jogos Florais, realizado em Granada, por ocasiao do IV centenario da morte do santo. As bases, a convocacao e a decisao do Juri que premiou o primeiro premio a Gerardo Diego estao expostos, o segundo e o terceiro foram ganhos, respectivamente, por Manuel Benitez Carrasco e Francisco Romero Lopez. Oferecemos comentarios sobre o poema e sua transcricao como foi publicado na revista "Paz e Caridade" (1950). Nas obras completas do poeta este poema aparece com o titulo "A San Juan de Dios". EnglishIn this article we study the context in which the poem "Amor de Caridad" by Gerardo Diego was presented. The poet, born in Santander, dedicated the poem to San Juan de Dios and won, in 1950, the Floral Games which took place in Granada, on the occasion of the fourth centenary of the death of the saint. The bases, the convocation and the decision of the jury, that awarded first prize to Gerardo Diego, are exposed. Second and third prizes were won, respectively, by Manuel Benitez Carrasco and Francisco Romero Lopez. We also offer comments about the poem and its transcription as it was published in the magazine "Peace and Charity" (1950). In the complete works of the poet this poem appears with the title "To San Juan de Dios".

Gerardo Diego y los Juegos Florales en honor a San Juan de Dios en la revista “Paz y Caridad” (Granada, 1950)