Haroldo de Campos
Known for ActingBorn 1929-08-19 — died 2003-08-16São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Haroldo Eurico Browne de Campos (São Paulo, August 19, 1929 - São Paulo, August 16, 2003) was a Brazilian baroque poet and translator.
Haroldo studied at Colégio São Bento, where he learned his first foreign languages, such as Latin, English, Spanish and French. He entered the Faculty of Law at the University of São Paulo at the end of the 1940s and released his first book, O Auto do Possesso, in 1949, when he took part in the Poetry Club alongside Décio Pignatari.
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In 1952, Décio, Haroldo and his brother Augusto de Campos broke with the Club because they disagreed with the prevailing conservatism among the poets, known as the “Generation of '45”. They then founded the Noigandres group and began publishing poems in the group's magazine, with the same title. In the following years, he defended the theses that would lead the three of them to inaugurate, in 1956, the concretist movement, to which he remained faithful until 1963, when he inaugurated a particular path, focusing his attention on the project of the book-poem “Galáxias”.
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Known for
Dark Galaxy
1993 · as Self
Galáxia Albina
1992
Paulo Leminski - Coração de poeta
1990 · as himself
Ivan, the TerrirBle
2020 · as Self
Sermões
1989
Com a Palavra, Arnaldo Antunes
2018 · as Self
A Marca do Terrir
2005 · as Self
Torquato Neto - Every Hour of the End
2017 · as Self
Heliorama
2004 · as Self
Noigandres - Poetas de Campos e Espaços
1992
Paulo Emílio encontra Giuseppe Ungaretti no Instituto de Estudos Brasileiros, 1966
1966