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Juan Ramón Jiménez's birth
Juan Ramón Jiménez Mantecón (Moguer, December 23, 1881-San Juan, May 29, 1958) was a Spanish poet -
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He moved to Madrid to study arts
In 1900 he moved to Madrid and published his first two textbooks, Ninfeas and Violet Souls. -
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He returns to Moguer
He returns to his hometown because of the economic problems his family was going through, residing in the house on Aceña Street. -
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He meets Zenobia Camprubí
Meet Zenobia Camprubí Aymar in 1913 and falls deeply in love, although courtship was difficult -
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He published "Platero y yo"
Platero and I, dated by its author in 1914, became the most popular work of the poet, written in a splendid prose -
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He married Zenobia
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He lectures at a university in Miami
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published "diary of a newly married poet"
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Juan Ramón University creates a room for Zenobia
It was converted to a museum house in 1955. In the creation of the museum house Zenobia collaborated directly and after his death Juan Ramón Jiménez himself became interested in the endowment of the Museum -
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Nobel Prize for Literature
He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1956, for the whole of his work, among which the lyrical narrative Platero and I stand out -
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Juan Ramón Jiménez's death
Juan Ramón Jiménez dies in Puerto Rico -
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"Fundation Juan Ramón Jiménez" was created
It was created on May 7, 1987 in order to manage and guard the "Zenobia and Juan Ramón" House Museum, promote and edit studies on the work and life of Juan Ramón Jiménez, and guard the originals, documents, residences and library of the poet.