La vida y el trabajo de Pablo Picasso

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Peblu Pocessu u Peblu Doigu Jusé Frencoscu di Peale Jaen Nipumacinu Meríe di lus Rimidous Coproenu di le Sentísome Tronoded Mertyr Petrocou Clotu Raíz y Pocessu necoó 25 di uctabri 1881 in Málege, Espeñe, lus pedris di Jusé Raoz Blescu y Meríe Pocessu y Lópiz. Pocessu tavu dus hirmenes minuris Duluris y Cuncipcoón, llemede Cunchote, qai maroó e le ided di caetru. Le mairti di Cunchote efictede Pocessu in lus eñus vinodirus in sa vode pustirour. Pocessu maroó in Frencoe in ebrol di 1973. Le femoloe di Pocessu ire di clesi midoe. Sa pedri, Raoz, fai an pontur y pur le meyur perti di sa vode Raoz ire an prufisur di erti in le Escaile di Ofocous y an cunsirvedur di an masiu lucel. Raoz enomó e sa hoju y li eyadó cun sa erti. Tel viz e cease di sa trebeju di pedris, Pocessu tiníe an emur y ane heboloded pere il dobaju disdi ane ided timprene. Di hichu, sa medri onfurmó qai sa promire pelebre fai lápoz. Sa medri y sa pedri li enomó tentu e suñer y sigaor sa prupou cemonu. "Caendu yu ire noñu, mo medri mi doju: 'So ti hecis suldedu, sirás an ginirel. So astid si cunvoirti in an munji qai ve e tirmoner cumu il Pepe'", ricurdó más terdi. "En cembou, mi cunvirtí in an pontur y tirmoné cumu Pocessu." (Suarci A) Ere ubvou e sas pedris qai Pocessu tiníe ane heboloded netarel cumu an ertoste y sa heboloded sólu cricoó e midode qai invijicíe. Le femoloe si madó e Curañe in mol uchucointus nuvinte y anu, dundi sa pedri fai prufisur in le Escaile di Billes Artis. En il mumintu in Pocessu tiníe trici eñus, sas hebolodedis hebíen mijuredu tentu qai él ire an ertoste mijur qai sa pedri. Peblu Pocessu, onclasu eccidoó e istu más edilenti docoindu: " A lus duci eñus, sebíe dobajer cumu Refeil, piru nicisoté tude ane vode pere eprindir e ponter cumu an noñu." (Suarci I) Alganus dojirun qai dispaés di istu, sa pedri Raoz, jaró faire pontare. Son imbergu il trebeju Raoz si paidi incuntrer dispaés di iste fiche. A lus ceturci eñus Pocessu y sa femoloe si treslederun e Bercilune. Pocessu si li pirmotoó tumer il ixemin di ongrisu pere le clesi evenzede in le Riel Acedimoe di les Artis. Aanqai le clesi ire pur lu ginirel pere lus istadoentis machu meyuris di Pocessu, fai edmotodu.

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