The Wind's Archeology

<p>The pace of words and music travel tours through different cities illness and death are some of the topics shaping The Wind's Archeology-a collection which sometimes in pieces brief as breaths other times in longer poems does not leave behind poetic reflection nor a playful nor a playful vocal rhythm. So engaged these themes of an almost feminine sensuality as Naomi Ayala points out add a magical dimension elevating them to commemoration.</p><p>An individual who has perhaps made one of the most important contributions to Latin American poetry written in the United States.</p><p>La Gaceta Iberoamericana Washington DC.</p><p>His voice is wise and philosophical. It owns an inimitable cadence uncommon good sense and a smoldering depth-for there is fire in Ambroggio's blueness an earthy eroticism in his lyric register.</p><p>Oscar Hijuelos</p><p>(Pulitzer Prize winner)</p><p></p><p></p>