Tabar\u00e9 es un poema \u00e9pico de Juan Zorrilla de San Mart\u00edn considerado como la epopeya nacional del Uruguay, compuesto de 4.736 versos divididos en diez cantos, y publicado por primera vez en 1888 por la editora Barreiro y Ramos.Trata del idilio amoroso del indio Tabar\u00e9 y la espa\u00f1ola Blanca teniendo como fondo la dura guerra trabada entre castellanos y charr\u00faas en el territorio del actual Uruguay en el final del siglo XVI. De la uni\u00f3n de una cautiva blanca y un cacique indio nace Tabar\u00e9, un extra\u00f1o mestizo de piel cobriza y ojos azules. La madre, que no soporta la infeliz situaci\u00f3n en que se halla, muere, dejando hu\u00e9rfano a su hijo. Transcu\u00adrre el tiempo. Los espa\u00f1oles han levantado aldeas en tierra americana; una de ellas \u2014San Salvador\u2014 tiene como jefe a don Gonzalo de Orgaz, quien vive junto a do\u00f1a Luz \u2014su mujer\u2014 y a su hermana Blanca. Al regresar de una expedici\u00f3n, los conquistadores traen consigo numerosos indios cautivos, entre los que se halla Tabar\u00e9. Instalado en la aldea, el mestizo se enamora de Blanca, pues ve en ella la figura de su madre.Tabar\u00e9, que est\u00e1 enfermo, despierta piedad y simpat\u00eda en Blanca y en el padre Esteban, quienes convencen a don Gonzalo para que deje al indio libre en el pueblo, bajo palabra de no fugarse de la colonia. \u00c9ste vaga por la aldea son\u00e1mbulo, febril, acuciado por su amor imposible. Do\u00f1a Luz, por su parte, pide a su marido que expulse al mestizo pues le teme; aunque disconforme, don Gonzalo acepta.Entre tanto, en el poblado ind\u00edgena ha muerto el cacique y los charr\u00faas celebran los funerales. Yamand\u00fa \u2014uno de los indios m\u00e1s valientes de la tribu\u2014 es el nuevo jefe y exhorta a los indios a atacar a los espa\u00f1oles. Durante la contienda, Blanca es raptada por el cacique. Tabar\u00e9, entonces, lucha con \u00e9l y lo mata. De inmediato regresa con la mujer al pueblo blanco pero, don Gonzalo, que encuentra al indio con su hermana, ciego de ira se lanza contra \u00e9l y le da muerte. Blanca \u2014que comprende toda la devoci\u00f3n del charr\u00faa\u2014 se abraza a \u00e9l y llora.Es considerado en Uruguay como una de las joyas de la literatura en lengua espa\u00f1ola.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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