David Trueba
David Trueba
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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David Trueba is a Spanish writer, poet, and filmmaker known by his full name David Trueba Fernández.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on April 22, 1949, in Madrid, Spain. Unfortunately, no information was found regarding his date of passing.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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David Trueba is a Spanish national with multiple professions:
Writer: Known for his novels, short stories, essays, and poetry.
Poet: His lyrical style is often compared to the works of Antonio Machado.
Filmmaker: He has written and directed several films that often focus on themes from his own life.Early Life and Background
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Trueba was born in Madrid but spent most of his childhood in Segovia. Growing up, he was influenced by the countryside and developed a deep appreciation for nature. His family moved back to Madrid when he was 16 years old, which is where he started writing.
Major Accomplishments
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Some of Trueba's notable achievements include:
Academic Achievements: He holds a degree in Law from the University of Madrid.
Literary Works: His novel "El viaje a la Alcarria" (The Journey to La Alcarria) is considered one of his most iconic works, exploring themes of identity and belonging.
Awards and Recognition: Trueba has received several awards for his writing, including the Premio Nacional de Literatura in 2005.
Notable Works or Actions
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Some notable works by David Trueba include:
Novels:
"El viaje a la Alcarria" (The Journey to La Alcarria)
"La estrella del desánimo"
"Los pájaros de Boston"
Poetry Collections:
"Canciones en el jardín" (Songs in the Garden)
* "Elegías para un amigo invisible"
Impact and Legacy
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David Trueba's work has had a significant impact on Spanish literature. His poetry and novels often explore themes of identity, belonging, and the human condition.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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David Trueba is widely quoted and remembered due to his unique writing style, which blends elements of poetry and prose. His work often explores themes of nature, family, and social issues, making him a beloved figure in Spanish literature.
Quotes by David Trueba
Nunca le niegues el saludo a nadie, me explicaba, no les concedas la ventaja de que sepan lo que piensas de ellos.
Crecer sin suelo. No se puede crecer sin suelo, y sin embargo, yo he tenido la sensación de hacerlo.
En la primera mitad de la vida lo que más importa es la apariencia externa, pero cuando entramos en la segunda sólo nos mantienen los cimientos, los pilares ocultos donde se sienta la estructura de nuestra personalidad.
Los refranes son siempre ambivalentes, a una sentencia le corresponde su opuesta, en eso consiste la sabiduría popular, en no equivocarse nunca y lo mismo a quien madruga Dios le ayuda que no por mucho madrugar amanece más temprano.
Es detestable pensar en el público, lo único interesante es pensar en una persona que te escucha.
Las canciones son cometas que alguien agarra al vuelo y las sostiene un rato o ya no las suelta más nunca.
Mi padre me enseñó que un padre puede llorar delante de sus hijos, que eso otorga un valor a las lágrimas que los niños no conocen, porque los lloros infantiles son siempre caprichosos, intrascendentes, oportunistas. Pero las lágirmas de un padre son de plomo
Todos tenemos que morir, es una obligación. Si no muriéramos sería horrible, tendríamos que matarnos unos a los otros. Morir es nuestra única esperanza. Morir es el sentido de la vida, no te confundas.
Nosotros somos gente normal. Ésa era la absurda definición que mi padre hacía de nosotros. Luché contra ello, con el deseo callado de no ser normal, de ser alguien especial. Pero nunca pude sacudirme de encima ese estigma, el de ser normal.