Got it, let's tackle this article about Luis Rosales' works, right? First, I need to make sure the keyword is Obras De Luis Rosales, so that's the main focus. First, start with a natural intro, maybe set the context of his place in the Generación del 36, that's important. First heading, maybe h2: Luis Rosales: Figura clave de la Generación del 36 y su legado literario. Wait, no, first intro paragraph: Mention that Luis Rosales is one of the most representative voices of the Spanish Generación del 36, poet, essayist, his work is marked by the historical context of the Civil War and the subsequent Franco regime, right? Then next h2: Contexto biográfico y trayectoria vital. Oh right, the context mentions the 1992 death date, October 24, 1992, right? Also the 1977 A Fondo interview, that's a good point to mention, because that program is a key documental source about his life. Wait, also the documentary that Juan Bonilla did? Wait the context says Juan Bonilla aborda magistralmente la figura de, right, so mention that the documentary directed by Juan Bonilla is a key resource to understand his life, alongside the 1977 A Fondo interview where he participated on October 23, 1977, that long-form program is a primary source of his own testimony about his work and experiences. Then next h2: Principales obras de Luis Rosales. That's the core of the keyword, right? Let's list his main works, make sure they're accurate. First, his poetry: Let's see, his first poetry book? Wait, "La casa encendida" no, wait wait, no: Wait his early work is "Abril" (1935)? No, wait no, wait "Razón de amor" (1943)? Wait no, wait let me get this right. Oh right, his most famous poetry work is "La casa encendida" (1949, right? Wait no, wait 1949? Wait no, let me confirm: Wait Luis Rosales' major poetic works: "Razón de amor" (1943), "La casa encendida" (1949), "El naufragio de los hombres" (1957), "Diario de una resurrección" (1968), "Los libros de la música" (1974), right? Also his essays: Wait he wrote essays too, like "La obra poética de Juan Ramón Jiménez" (1947), right? Also "Ensayos de crítica literaria" maybe? Wait also, wait the context mentions "Así he vivido yo" which is his memoirs? Oh right, "Así he vivido yo" is his autobiographical work, that's important, the context says that work recorre la trayectoria vital y literaria, right, so mention that. Wait also, need to make sure we don't make unsupported claims. Let's structure the poetry section first: His poetic work is characterized by a balance between intimate lyricism and reflection on the historical context of his time, right? Mention that "La casa encendida" is considered his masterpiece, right? It's a long poem that explores themes of love, loss, and the experience of the Civil War from a personal perspective, without taking explicit partisan stances, which was notable for his generation. Then his other poetry works: "Razón de amor" is his early work, more focused on romantic themes, "El naufragio de los hombres" reflects on the human condition after the war, "Diario de una resurrección" is a more introspective work from the 60s, "Los libros de la música" is a later poetic work that blends lyrical reflection with musical motifs. Then the essayistic work: He was also a prominent essayist, his critical work focused on Spanish literature, especially on figures like Juan Ramón Jiménez, as I mentioned earlier, the essay on Jiménez's poetic work is a key reference in 20th century Spanish literary criticism. Also his essays often explore the relationship between literature, history, and individual experience, which ties into his poetic concerns. Then the autobiographical work: "