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The purpose of this study is to analyze the complex dialogue that occurred between the poetry of Spanish postwar either side of the Atlantic. A critical reflection on the possible communication that occured by the poetry of Spanish exile and by the poetry of peninsular postwar imply an greater affinity. In this way, we analyze the wrong topic of the isolation of the two Spains; and also we analyze the itineraries, routes and poetic exchanges that occurred between the magazine of the Spanish exile in Mexico entitled Las Españas (1946-1956) and various anthologies published in the Peninsula. In this article, we also studied the poetics of writers like Gabriel Celaya, Victoriano Cremer, León Felipe, Juan Rejano and others

Itinerarios de la canción. Poesía y antologías a la luz de <em>Las Españas</em> (1946-1956)