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Juan Ramón Molina (1875–1908) was a national Honduran poet. The National Library Juan Ramón Molina, being the national library of Honduras, was named after him in 2009.[1] In 1954, the Juan Ramón Molina Bridge was built in his honor.[2]

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- [en] Juan Ramón Molina

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[es] Juan Ramón Molina

Juan Ramón Molina (17 de abril de 1875 - 2 de noviembre de 1908), nacido en Comayagüela, Honduras, es el primer poeta hondureño que salió de Centroamérica para embeberse en las corrientes culturales de otras latitudes. Es uno de los grandes exponentes del modernismo en Centroamérica y su obra de gran calidad literaria lo consagra como el escritor hondureño más universal. En 1892, junto al poeta Froylan Turcios y Fausto Dávila[1] en un viaje a Brasil, -en cuyo trayecto escribe “Salutación a los Poetas Brasileños”- conoce al poeta nicaragüense Rubén Darío, quien incidirá grandemente en su estilo. Visitó España, donde colaboró en el recién fundado "ABC" de Madrid, y varios países de Sudamérica, dejando huellas permanentes en su obra. Castelar alabó su canto "El Águila" y Rubén Darío su "Salutación a los Poemas Brasileños".

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[fr] Juan Ramón Molina

Juan Ramón Molina, né en 1875 et décédé en 1908, était un poète hondurien. La Bibliothèque nationale Juan Ramón Molina a été baptisée en son nom en 2009[1].

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[ru] Молина, Хуан Рамон

Хуан Рамон Молина (исп. Juan Ramón Molina; 17 апреля 1875, Комаягуэле, Гондурас — 2 ноября 1908, Сан-Сальвадор) — гондурасский писатель , поэт, журналист, политик. Основоположник модернизма в литературе Гондураса, один из видных представителей модернизма в испаноязычной литературе.

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