Africa-Press – Angola. The Angolan writer Lopito Feijó presented, this Friday, in Lisbon, his poetic work “Inéditos de Satã”.
Under the seal of Modocromia Editora, the book has more than 80 pages and was written during the confinement period, passed by the author in Lisbon, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Prefaced by Domingos Lobo, who is also a writer, poet and literary critic, “Inéditos de Satã” has a print run of 500 copies.
Lopito Feijó made it known that the book is a literary work that exudes a lot of confidence and hope in the actions and behavior of future generations.
According to the author, the book adds another brick to the already great Angolan literature, continuing its march towards the consolidation of the construction of Angola’s cultural edifice, whose work continues unstoppable.
In turn, the presenter of the book, Domingos Lobo, pointed out that in this series of poems the texts, in which the author uses words ending in the phonemes ida or não, to build poems in which the rhyme is established in a continuous manner and is pleasant in a game of sounds that almost always have a good effect, both rhythmic and phonetic: Change your life/change the trip/take over the race/reschedule the game/forget your favorite one/prepare the race/and heal the wound.
In “Inéditos de Satã”, according to the preface, there is a more flexible breathing, in which the erotic is more subtle and the lyrical takes precedence over the whole of the poetic material, exposing the author to another fragility of identity in this record in moderato cantabile, or that is, summarizing another syntactic and intimate format, in which the sensitive side of the poet is more exposed.
In summary, this is a literary work that exudes a lot of confidence and hope in the actions and behavior of future generations.
Remember that João André da Silva Feijó was born in Malanje, on September 29, 1963. He studied law in Luanda, at the Agostinho Neto University (UAN).
Deputy (retired) of the National Assembly of the Republic of Angola, he is a founding member of the Brigada Jovem de Literatura de Luanda (BJLL/1980) and of the Colectivo de Trabalhos Literários OHANDANJI (1984).
Lopito Feijó is also a member of the Union of Angolan Writers (UEA), where he held the position of Secretary for International Relations.
He is currently the chairman of the board of the General Assembly of that organization and also a member of the Portuguese Association of Poets and is one of the founding members of the Angolan Academy of Letters (AAL/2016).
Since 2004, he has presided over the Angolan Society for Copyright (SADIA), directing the Gazeta dos Autores, the institution’s publication body.
He has books translated into French, English and Italian and has scattered collaboration in publications in Angola, Portugal, France, Spain, Brazil, United States of America (USA), Mozambique, Cape Verde, São Tomé and Príncipe, Nigeria.
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