-	All photographs of Miguel de Unamuno

Fuerteventura has always been a magical paradise that has brought literary, philosophy and historian personalities from all over the world. Miguel de Unamuno is a clear example of these authors.

Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936). He was born in Bilbao in 1864 and his passion for reading led him to get his doctorate in Phylosophy and literature in the University of Madrid. In 1891 he got to be the head of department in Greek in the University of Salamanca where he was later named vice-chancellor.

Unamuno was a writer with a strong personality, that took him to confrontations with the Monarchy of Alfonso XVIII, for which he lost the title of vice chancellor, and the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera. In 1924 precisely under the last regimen, he was sent to Fuerteventura. In Fuerteventura he spent a few years before he escaped to France, only to come back to Spain with the fall of Primo de Rivera in 1930, making it back to Salamanca as a hero.
His last years of life were not exent from problems due to his constant criticizing to the new power. He died in 1936 and was buried in Salamanca.

Peace in the war (1895); San Manuel Bueno, martyr (1930) or Teresa (1924), are a few of the main literary works of art of Unamuno, who in actuality posesses a Museum house in his honor in Puerto del Rosario, more specifically where the writer live in 1924.