Tite de Lemos, a Brazilian poet, journalist, and playwright, left an indelible mark on the literary world. Born on February 16, 1942, he would go on to shape the cultural landscape of his native country.
Throughout his illustrious career, Lemos worked for the esteemed newspaper O Globo, where he honed his skills as a journalist. Simultaneously, he delved into the world of theatre, producing a plethora of theatrical pieces, including the critically acclaimed "A Serra", "A Liça", and "A Bola".
In addition to his work in journalism and theatre, Lemos was a prolific author, penning numerous books that showcased his remarkable talent. Notable among these are "Marcos do Zorro" (1979),"Corcovado Park", and "Caderno de Sonetos" (1988),all of which received widespread acclaim.
Tragically, Lemos' life was cut short on June 17, 1989. However, his legacy continued to inspire and captivate audiences long after his passing. In a remarkable testament to his enduring impact, more than 20 years after his death, the book "Bella Donna" was released, featuring previously unpublished poems that offered a glimpse into the poet's remarkable creative genius.
