Bofarull Los Trobadòrs nous (1858), in which Als meus estimats fillets adoptius. La Flor del cel and Lo postrér Consol. The following year he appears in Los Trovadors moderns (1859) with the poems Las donas catalanas and La Creu del terme. From this date until her death, she continued her creative work in parallel, using both languages, and publishing in both Spanish and Catalan press and magazines. One work worth mentioning is La roja barretina catalana (1880), included in the booklet Respirall de la colecció de poesias catalanas titled Darreras Guspiras (1879), which includes some of her creations in Catalan. After her death, Poesíes (1908) was published, which gathers a good part of his Catalan poetic production. In 1864, she received the extraordinary prize for Creurer és viurer at the Jochs Florals. La roja barretina catalana and Castas espinas were praised and translated by J. Fastenrath (1890). At the same time he published Descenso de la Santísima Virgen a Barcelona, para la fundacion de la orden de la Merced y Misericordia Last years After some years, specifically in 1877, Massanés resumed some of her literary activities after founding in 1869 a school for young ladies as a lifeline for her family, since political events left them in a precarious situation. However, the death of her husband, Fernando González de Ortega, led to the closing of the school in 1872. The author's third poetic stage is gathered in an unpublished form in the book Frutos de otoño (Autumn Fruits). In her poems her social concern and her concern for the education of women is evident. References Romantic poets Spanish women poets 19th-century Spanish poets 1811 births 1887 deaths 19th-century women writers