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CASTILLO HERNANDEZ, Estela. Festive chronicle of Ana María González y Zúñiga to the Virgin of Guadalupe: Florido ramo (1747). Valenciana [online]. 2017, vol.10, n.20, pp.161-192. ISSN 2007-2538.  https://doi.org/10.15174/rv.v0i20.309.

This is a study of Ana María González y Zúñiga’s religious poetry. I analyze her poem Florido ramo, a chronicle of the 1747 festivities with which New Spain celebrated the naming of the Virgin of Guadalupe as patroness of New Spain. González y Zúñiga’s festive chronicle is important for two reasons: first, because until it was written, most compositions on the theme of the Guadalupana had been written by men(therefore, her chronicle is an exception to this custom); the second reason is González y Zúñiga’s impressive implementation of various sources, topics and baroque literary motifs, as well as common places of Guadalupe literature, with the intention of reporting and portraying the procession, the pilgrims, the religious demonstrations, the spaces, the decoration and the miraculous image of Guadalupe.

Palavras-chave : Ana María González y Zúñiga; Novohispanic poetry; Festive chronicle; Guadalupana; 1747.

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