Pilar de Valderrama (English Wikipedia)

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"'Canciones' y 'Otras canciones' a Guiomar, De Antonio Machado". Atlas de poesía (in Spanish). 13 May 2007. Retrieved 21 April 2017.

Paz, Amelia de (July–December 2006). "Notas a diez poemas de guerra de Antonio Machado" [Notes On Ten War Poems of Antonio Machado]. Revista de Literatura (in Spanish). LXVII (136): 537–567. OCLC 820161670. Retrieved 21 April 2017.

Pérez Díaz, Vicente (9 May 2011). "Dos secretos de Antonio Machado y Pilar de Valderrama: La oscura Canción VIII y el nombre de Guiomar" [Two Secrets of Antonio Machado and Pilar de Valderrama: The Lost Song VIII and the Name of Guiomar]. Magazine Modernista (in Spanish). No. 16. Retrieved 21 April 2017.

Pérez Díaz, Vicente (2010) (1 December 2010). "Guiomar sigue siendo Pilar de Valderrama (en la poesía de Antonio Machado, Guiomar no nació antes de 1928)" [Guiomar Remains Pilar de Valderrama (in the Poetry of Antonio Machado, Guiomar Was Not Born Before 1928)] (PDF). Journal of Hispanic Modernism (JHM): 120–131. Retrieved 21 April 2017.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

"Las mercedes otorgadas a Jorge Manrique... que acabaron en Antonio Machado y su Guiomar" [The Favors Granted to Jorge Manrique... That Ended in Antonio Machado and His Guiomar] (in Spanish). Retrieved 21 April 2017.

This is made clear by Pablo de Andrés Cobos [es], a friend, biographer, and scholar of the work of Machado, in a fragment of a letter addressed to María Zambrano. The letter, dated February 1964 in Madrid, says:
I think I am certain in regard to GUIOMAR. It is indeed Pilar Valderrama. The substantive reasons are the same for Antonio. He was not libidinous and liked funny little blondes; It seems that Pilar Valderrama is the opposite. In a letter to Unamuno, (Machado) recommends a little book of poetry of Pilar and I seem to notice the displeasure with which he does. It is the girl who is fond of poetry who courts a great poet. Antonio, of course, does not reject it, plays at love and enjoys writing fiery letters. The letters are sent to Pilar, but the true destination is the immanent beloved of the two first sonnets of the theory of love. Marqueríe spoke to us the other day of a third love, with a girl from the street.

Paz, Amelia de (July–December 2006). "Notas a diez poemas de guerra de Antonio Machado" [Notes On Ten War Poems of Antonio Machado]. Revista de Literatura (in Spanish). LXVII (136): 537–567. OCLC 820161670. Retrieved 21 April 2017.
González Muñiz, Ángel (1986). Antonio Machado (in Spanish). Madrid: Ediciones Jucar. pp. 50–51. OCLC 237404448.
González Muñiz, Ángel (1986). Antonio Machado (in Spanish). Madrid: Ediciones Jucar. pp. 49–50. OCLC 237404448.