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Clara Corral Aller (Ourense, 8 June 1847 - A Coruña, 9 February 1908) was a Galician poet, the second woman to publish a text in Galician language during the 19th century, after Rosalía de Castro. Daughter of Dimas Corral Rebellón and Clara Aller Presas, in 1852 she moved with her family to Lugo. Orphaned by her father and mother, she moved with her sisters Consuelo and Rita to Santiago de Compostela in 1868 and devoted herself to her literary work. Their poems appeared in the press of the time, El Diario de Santiago, Revista Compostelana de Instrucción y Recreo and La Ilustración Gallega y Asturiana. In 1884 she moved to A Coruña with his brother and sister-in-law. In 1891, he published “A Herminia”, dedicated to his orphaned niece, daughter of his sister Rita, who was, like her, a corres

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rdfs:comment	Clara Corral Aller (Orense, 8 de junio de 1847 - La Coruña, 9 de febrero de 1908) fue una poetisa española. (es) Clara Corral Aller (Ourense, 8 de juny de 1847 - la Corunya, 9 de febrer de 1908) va ser una poetessa gallega, la segona dona que va publicar un text en gallec durant el segle xix, desprès de Rosalía de Castro. Filla de Dimas Corral Rebellón i Clara Aller Presas, el 1852 es va traslladar amb la seva família a Lugo. El 1868, orfena de pare i mare, es va mudar amb les seves germanes Consuelo i Rita a Santiago de Compostel·la on es va dedicar a la seva labor literària. Es conserven els seus poemes apareguts en la premsa de l'època: El Diario de Santiago, Revista Compostelana de Instrucción i Recreo i La Ilustración Gallega y Asturiana. El 1884 es va traslladar a viure a la Corunya amb el seu germà i la seva cunyada. El 1891, va publicar A Herminia, dedicat a la seva neboda òrfena, filla de la (ca) Clara Corral Aller (Ourense, 8 June 1847 - A Coruña, 9 February 1908) was a Galician poet, the second woman to publish a text in Galician language during the 19th century, after Rosalía de Castro. Daughter of Dimas Corral Rebellón and Clara Aller Presas, in 1852 she moved with her family to Lugo. Orphaned by her father and mother, she moved with her sisters Consuelo and Rita to Santiago de Compostela in 1868 and devoted herself to her literary work. Their poems appeared in the press of the time, El Diario de Santiago, Revista Compostelana de Instrucción y Recreo and La Ilustración Gallega y Asturiana. In 1884 she moved to A Coruña with his brother and sister-in-law. In 1891, he published “A Herminia”, dedicated to his orphaned niece, daughter of his sister Rita, who was, like her, a corres (en)
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has abstract	Clara Corral Aller (Ourense, 8 de juny de 1847 - la Corunya, 9 de febrer de 1908) va ser una poetessa gallega, la segona dona que va publicar un text en gallec durant el segle xix, desprès de Rosalía de Castro. Filla de Dimas Corral Rebellón i Clara Aller Presas, el 1852 es va traslladar amb la seva família a Lugo. El 1868, orfena de pare i mare, es va mudar amb les seves germanes Consuelo i Rita a Santiago de Compostel·la on es va dedicar a la seva labor literària. Es conserven els seus poemes apareguts en la premsa de l'època: El Diario de Santiago, Revista Compostelana de Instrucción i Recreo i La Ilustración Gallega y Asturiana. El 1884 es va traslladar a viure a la Corunya amb el seu germà i la seva cunyada. El 1891, va publicar A Herminia, dedicat a la seva neboda òrfena, filla de la seva germana Rita, que va ser, igual que ella, membre corresponent de la Reial Acadèmia Gallega, creada el 1906. El 1980 es van publicar Poesias en gallego y castellano. Clara Corral Aller 1847-1908, recull editat per Dimas Romero Vázquez. A Orense, la seva ciutat natal, hi ha un carrer amb el seu nom i cognoms al seu honor. (ca) Clara Corral Aller (Ourense, 8 June 1847 - A Coruña, 9 February 1908) was a Galician poet, the second woman to publish a text in Galician language during the 19th century, after Rosalía de Castro. Daughter of Dimas Corral Rebellón and Clara Aller Presas, in 1852 she moved with her family to Lugo. Orphaned by her father and mother, she moved with her sisters Consuelo and Rita to Santiago de Compostela in 1868 and devoted herself to her literary work. Their poems appeared in the press of the time, El Diario de Santiago, Revista Compostelana de Instrucción y Recreo and La Ilustración Gallega y Asturiana. In 1884 she moved to A Coruña with his brother and sister-in-law. In 1891, he published “A Herminia”, dedicated to his orphaned niece, daughter of his sister Rita, who was, like her, a corresponding member of the Royal Galician Academy, created in 1906. In 1980 was published Poesias en gallego y castellano. Clara Corral Aller 1847-1908, collection by Dimas Romero Vázquez. In Ourense, his hometown, there is a street with his name and surname in her honor. (en) Clara Corral Aller (Orense, 8 de junio de 1847 - La Coruña, 9 de febrero de 1908) fue una poetisa española. (es)
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