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Antonio Chas Aguión 
Juan de Guzmán forma parte del amplio grupo de poetas cancioneriles del que apenas se conocen datos, pues su corpus, tal como ha llegado a nuestros días, consta de seis textos, todos ellos en una misma serie poética que intercambió con Juan Alfonso de Baena. Pero, pese a la exigüidad de su obra conservada, no se trata de un mero poeta ocasional, sino de una figura reconocida entre sus coetáneos. En este trabajo pretendo dotar de entidad a este poeta, ubicándolo en un contexto histórico y poético determinado, al tiempo que ofrezco huellas de otras obras suyas hoy perdidas.
Juan de Guzmán belongs to the broad group of cancioneril poets for which barely any information is available, as his corpus, in the form it has survived to the present, consists of six texts, all of them belonging to the same poetic series he exchanged with Juan Alfonso de Baena. However, in spite of the exiguity of his preserved work, he is not just an occasional poet, but a reputed figure among his peers. In this paper I aim to demonstrate the importance of this poet, placing him in a specific historical and poetic context, and also I offer traces of his other lost works.
