Last Saturday, while the final table of the World Meeting of Poets in Latin flare subsided a tiring night, I learned of the death of Ali Chumacero. No Before long, I discovered to my side, on the quarry bench where he sat, forgotten journal. I took it and went to the scene to avoid suspicion, but mostly having to return. It was neither more nor less, the number 133, the magazine the penny, for the months from April to May 1988. The piece is a tribute to Ali Chumacero, and includes texts by Carlos Montemayor, Marco Antonio Campos, Octavio Paz and Ramon Xirau, among others. I thought it would last a good destination if the magazine had included a text by Antonio Alatorre, who died the same day that Chumbley. What some strange coincidence is that I caused a bit absurd and unbearable fear, so do not hesitate to give away the magazine, which I can only recall the discovery and this beautiful picture.
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