Leonel Neves (1921-1996) was a Portuguese poet who died 30 years ago, on September 6, 1996, at the age of 75. His death occurred in Odiáxere, in Lagos, due to a heart attack.
The article is presented as a tribute to his memory, with Jorge Cravo, identified as a cultivator of the Coimbra song, paying him homage. Cravo states that Leonel Neves died "after having enjoyed the limpid blue of the waters of Lagos Bay," evoking the poet's connection to the Algarve region.
The text does not provide detailed information about Leonel Neves's literary work, limiting itself to announcing the anniversary of his death and briefly presenting his identity as a poet.
