Fernando González Ochoa, the philosopher of Otraparte, and one of his first admirators. In 1963 he published a poetic anthology of thirteen Nadaists and wrote different articles for La Nueva Prensa and other journals. Nadaísmo (Nothing-ism) The Nadaísmo movement continues to be a matter of study and big interest, as it was an authentic literary and cultural revolution in Colombia. A bohemian, intellectual and artistic movement with important proposals. Nadaísmo was Gonzalo Arango's creation and inspiration, and his goal was "not leaving intact any faith or any idol in place," according to the Primer Manifiesto nadaísta. The Movement was deeply entrenched in the 1960s and attracted young talented writers, painters, and artists of the time who created a strong mouvement in Colombia, with new poetry, novels, short stories, theatre, painting, drawing, publicity and journalism. Nadaists manifested its inconformity against the social order of the time, under the rule of the two Colombian traditional political parties: Liberal and Conservative; his antagonism with a very rigid and conservative social structure; against the bourgeois ways of thinking and living; and opposed to revolutions with totalitarian aims. It was thought by its own founder as ended, at the beginning of the 1970s, but was vigorously continued by other nadaist writers, as the poet Eduardo Escobar, even until modern times. The poet who wrote manifests and diatribes against Catholic writers, ended in a profound spirituality. However, the movement is still alive in the interest, reading and writing of many youngsters, and with the editions of their works by Corporación Otraparte and Eafit University. Gonzalo Arango was also a journalist and he participated in different newspapers and magazines within his country: El Tiempo, El Espectador, El Siglo, Nueva Prensa, Cromos Magazine, and Corno Emplumado (México) and Zona Franca (Venezuela). He published also the Nadaism magazine and the antology of 13 Nadaist poets. Works (1958) Primer manifiesto nadaísta (Manifiesto) (1959) Los camisas rojas (Manifiesto) (1959) Primer manifiesto vallecaucano (Manifiesto) (1960) Mensaje bisiesto a los intelectuales colombianos (Manifiesto) (1960) Exposición radiantiva de la poesía nadaísta (Manifiesto) (1960) Nada bajo el cielo raso (Teatro) (1960) HK-111 (Teatro) (1961) El manifiesto de los escribanos católicos (Manifiesto) (1962) El mensaje a los académicos de la lengua (Manifiesto) (1962) Sonata metafísica para que bailen los muertos (poesía) (1963) Sexo y saxofón (Cuento. Reflexiones de intimidad, prosa y poesía) (1963) Las promesas de Prometeo (Manifiesto) (1963) 13 poetas nadaístas (Antología poética) (1963) De