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This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. This biography of a living person needs additional references or sources for verification. Tagged since November 2010. The notability of this article's subject is in question. If notability cannot be established, it may be listed for deletion or removed. Tagged since March 2009. Very few or no other articles link to it. Please help introduce links to this page from other articles related to it. Tagged since February 2009. It may need to be wikified to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. Tagged since March 2009. Salome Ortega Martínez was born in the province of Granada, Spain, in Campo Camara. She and her family moved to Madrid in 1965. Despite her short time living in Granada, the summers she spent there left indelible memories that she recounts in her third book, "La Sabia Insinuacion de las Cosas" and her latest book "Perdi las Estrellas" [1] published by Sial.[2] Salome is arguably one of the most outstanding figures of Spanish literature.[citation needed] She has experience as a journalist for various publications and as a presenter on the radio. Her first published works were poems, like the famous "Los Siete Velos" published in 1987 and which Lauro Olmo said "... these poems are a breeze as stars, a breeze on the verge of shaking." Four years later she published "Granada Abriendose" title that her friend Luis Rosales gave her. Lauro Olmo also said "We are entering into an intimate lyricism ... it's like the verse in a prose expands without limits, a dutiful prose andalusia steady breath poemático ...". In her third book, published in 1999 "La Sabia Insinuacion de las Cosas" Landero Louis, among other things, said" ... a veritable feast for the senses, Salome knows how to look at things from it rioja rioja untransferable unique ... " Rafael Guillén said, "... manages to convey a great encouragement and an unusually rich poetic imagery ...". Miguel Delibes stated, "... is a work full of expressiveness ...". Salome maintained her line of poetic prose in her fourth book, a novel, "Dejame Ser Tu Derrotada Estrella" which achieves a great balance between narrative and lyric and is accompanied by a CD containing the texts of Salome, the guitarist José Gras, songs from Luis Eduardo Aute and Amancio Prada, in addition to readings by Luis Eduardo Aute, Amancio Prada, Andres Aberasturi, Trecet Ramón, Andrés Sorel, José Carlos Plaza, Lolo Rico the author herself Salome Ortega. In 2007 she was the winner of the prestigious Encarna Leon International Literature Competition by the city of Melilla for her novel "La Alfombra de la Palmera y la Media Luna" and finalist in the poetry prize of San Fernando de Cádiz. On 8 March 2008 Sial published her novel "La Alfombra de la Palmera y la Media Luna" prefaced by the writer José Antonio Marina and Noé de la Cruz. In November 2008 Sial published "Perdi las Estrellas" which includes two short novels: "Memoria y Olvido" prefaced by the former rector of the Universidad Menendez Pelayo, a professor at the University of Granada and a lecturer and writer, Antonio Sanchez Trigueros, and "Esta Ausencia Tuya" prefaced by the writer Antonio Colinas. A contributing columnist for the newspaper ABC and other print media, with the Antonio Machado Foundation and Fundación José Hierro. She has presented radio programs, poetry readings and organized symposia, participated in cultural programs on TV while there is still a little room for a culture on television. Her poems have appeared in numerous publications worldwide. Tireless in her recitals at the top cultural centers such as the Ateneo de Madrid, Palacio de la Madrasa in Grenada, Circulo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, Clamores in Madrid, belonging to the Biblioteca Histórica Universidad Complutense, etc. Published 12 January in Madrid, a poetry book "El frio que me vela " with a foreword by the writer and film director Emilio Ruiz Barrachina, and introduction by the poet Manuel Lopez Azorin. Also present at the launch of the new book were José Luis García Montero, professor and husband of the great poet and novelist Almudena Grandes, and the actor and poet Pepe Viyuela. Presentation of the book "El Frio Que Me Vela Books published LOS SIETE VELOS (1987) GRANADA ABRIENDOSE (1991) LA SABIA INSINUACION DE LAS COSAS (1999)[3] DEJAME SER TU DERROTADA ESTRELLA (2002)[4] LA ALFOMBRA DE LA PALMERA Y LA MEDIA LUNA (2008) PERDI LAS ESTRELLAS (2008) EL FRÍO QUE ME VELA (2010) See also Madrid novels References ^ Perdí las estrellas, de Salomé Ortega, - POESIA DE AYER Y DE HOY ^ Pen Club España ^ La sabia insinuación de las cosas - Google Libros ^ Déjame ser tu derrotada estrella - Google Libros Persondata Name Ortega, Salome Alternative names Short description Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death