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writer Ernesto Sabato died: farewell to the great Argentine writer

El escritor argentino Ernesto Sábato falleció este sábado en la tranquilidad de su casa de Santos Lugares, a los 99 años

Políticos, intelectuales y decenas de vecinos acompañan en el Club Defensores de Santos Lugares a familiares the writer.

bronchitis. His late wife Elvira González Fraga, confirmed the death of the author of The Tunnel. "15 days ago had bronchitis at the age of him this is terrible," she said in dialogue with Mitre radio. Sabato
was to be honored this Sunday at the Book Fair to be held in the grounds of the Rural in Buenos Aires. The celebration on behalf of the author was to take place since that June 24 would be 100 years old. Sabato
The wake will begin at 17 at the headquarters of Club Atlético Defensores de Santos Lugares, located in Langeri to 3100, Holy Places, in front of the house where the writer died this morning.
The viewing room will be open until las 24 horas de hoy y reabrirá mañana de 7 a 12, hasta que parta el cortejo fúnebre.
Asimismo, se anunció que a las 14 horas su hijo, Mario Sábato, ofrecerá una conferencia de prensa en la sede del Club Santos Lugares.
Su obra. Galardonado con el Premio Cervantes en 1984, el escritor llegó a ser propuesto por la Sociedad General de Autores y Editores de España como candidato al Premio Nobel de Literatura de 2007.
"Me salvó el arte y por eso mi arte es trágico", reconoció en 1992 el autor de Sobre Héroes y Tumbas a la revista Newsweek, a la que confesó que estuvo dos veces tentado de suicidarse. Afín al socialismo, Sábato también fue reconocido por su defensa a los derechos human.
In 1984 he chaired the National Commission on Disappeared Persons (Conadep) which drafted the "Report Sabato" and never about the horrors of the last military dictatorship (1976-1983).

also wrote letters to public opinion against terrorism of ETA and essays on the plight of children.
Humanity is experiencing a "time of immorality," he warned in late 2000 on a text for the United Nations Fund for Children (Unicef).
The foreword to the report Nunca Más Sabato earned strong criticism from humanitarian agencies who question the "theory of two evils" on violence policy that hit Argentina in 1970.
In the text, the writer said that in the 70 Argentina "was convulsed by a terror that came both from the extreme right and extreme left."
"Our children were not demons. They were revolutionaries, guerrillas, wonderful and unique to defend the homeland," said the president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, Hebe de Bonafini, during a speech on March 24, 2006, when the 30th anniversary of the coup. "(...) What made Sabato is a mess but his thinking is, "said Bonafini.
But beyond the controversy, posture, committed Sabato does not detract from readers: his essay "The Resistance (2000), which was first published on the Internet despite the objections of the writer to every means that globalization was a success and the first printed edition of 100,000 copies, sold out quickly.
International fame came in 1961 with the novel On Heroes and Tombs and the consecration in 1974 with Abaddon the destroyer, which was awarded in France, where he was named Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. These two works
completed a trilogy with his first novel, The Tunnel (1948), whose version was adapted to the landscapes of Spain in April 2006.
before turning to literature, Sabato studied physics at the Universidad Nacional de la Plata and between 1938 and 1939 he worked fellow at the Curie Laboratory in Paris.
On his return to Argentina, in 1940, he taught and published his first book, a collection of essays entitled One and the Universe, in 1945, when he abandoned his scientific career to devote himself to literature.
His last published work was Spain in the papers of my age, the result of travel in 2002 to English lands as Argentina plunged into the fiercest economic crisis in its history.
Among the many awards received by Sabato also include the Menéndez Pelayo (1997) and Gabriela Mistral (1983), awarded by the Organization of American States (OAS).
But one of the most emotional recognition of his life that filled with tears his face came in 2004 when he was honored with repeated ovations during the Third Congress of Language, in the city of Rosario (Argentina).

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Huancané: Cradle of famous poets ... CYCLE DATE

WRITES: Fernando Chuquipiunta Machaca

"... Poetry is like the wind, or fire, or the sea. Trees vibrate, clothes, swords burns, dry leaves, cradled in the waves objects that sleep on the beach ... José Hierro (Spain, 1922-2002)

A few months ago I had to write a related literary scene on the poets born in Huancané, and by that time, met with much gratitude to three authors from different generations. And in this occasion, for obvious reasons of space, decided to resort to literary essay test, allowing me to say that from 1.960 up to our present sound new voices of great value and importance of poetry. Some who are the most prestigious literary poets. Others conclude with the called "Poets of the Century".
In this regard, said the literary work of José Luis Adolfo Ayala Olazával (Huancané, 1942), already in 1967 obtained the first prize "Golden Sankay" floral games South Peruvian poetry, it seems, his name was strongly linked to the poetic task. José Luis Ayala has been reached so far published more than fifty literary books, such as: Carlos Oquendo de Amat (biography and literary criticism), Wancho Lima (Croni-novel), Kabbalah for immigrants (Anti-novel)-only for readers dowsers, among others. At times I say the poetry of José Luis Ayala referred again to the depths of their culture, to reveal the sensitivity of the Aymara people struggling for survival in a world of skewed globalization, but, as has been said many times, Jose Luis Ayala, shows a part of the Andean universe at once full of magic and pain, of rare beauty and painful social tragedy.
Another representative of this poetic movement is Julio Abelardo Gironzini Luza (Huancané, 1945), with delicate temperament and well-crafted poetic structure, cultivate, that old literary curse, but also enshrines beautiful metaphors, most surrealists, where it is considered On the other hand, close to the poets Dylan Thomas and André Breton, but in the literary background of his verses in July Abelardo Luza, you'll note mainly because of the delicate cutting edge melancholy tinge Carlos Oquendo de Amat y César Vallejo Mendoza. In addition, Luza Gironzini published books: The empty-handed, Drums storm, Praise Dance and Song and Eternity, which would add the poet Julio Abelardo Gironzini Luza, especially his dichotomy between verses adorn the ornamental mysteries, which on this topic is geared toward the human condition. Cito
especially the voice of Gloria Mendoza Catalina Borda (Huancané, 1948), who has been a walking paradise, similar would vertebrae witty, while his poetry is committed to a deep lyricism, mixed with pain and hope, but always with the minor key, which involves Sometimes the simple negation of life, and prosaic words found on mestizaje as the wind of Antares. Gloria Mendoza Borda has published books of poetry: Wilaya, Crickets took your Cimbrian Place ignore your eyes, The Dance of the rafts, the legendary wolf moon Sweet sweet orange, respectively. All these poems are in the same literary vein, full of metaphysics, and, sometimes, the feeling of Gloria Mendoza missed a feeling numb where the verses, is totally lyrical, nostalgic and introspective. Surely
standardization is no stranger to Leoncio Ccotos Luque (Huancané, 1964), noted poet who has left this circle innate roots literary, and likewise very few people know of its existence vital, and so there is no doubt that his pleasure in a path comprises elegant fully refined and exquisite, as is the Los harmonic expression of personal love, therefore it writer at the beginning of 1990, in Lima, founded the group and hence NOBLE KATERBA proudly able to publish some poems of great importance among which are: On the Identity of Images (1996), in the cracks of your back (2001 ) and Chronicles of Narcissus (2005), to conclude this journey bard's poetic Leoncio Luque, we gave a fragment of its innate poetry: "Poetry is the air that enters the mouth, which runs through the veins, which inflames us, burn us, destroys us, calms us and we lost as black air. "
Between them, breaking the traditional chorus, archaic and stale, there was the poetry of Angel Gabriel Apaza Mamani (Huancané, 1968) as well as that of his generation, turned round to a bucolic symbolism and without distinction Parnassianism any, is in his poetry is found again the verse as organic conductor a world of ideas, which are poetic architecture. The Aporia of Gabriel Aporia poems, is no longer just a bunch of original poetry, apricot and bland. Undoubtedly, Mamani Apaza Gabriel knows what it offers: A poem full of symbols, yet sensitive and rhythmic metaphors and similes, in which use has social roots and string chimeric, despite the clarity of his colloquial language, shows a requirement very strict with himself.
I am also pleased the strength of his literary concerns Sayritupa Oliver Eddy Flores (Huancané, 1974), for every poet like a magician who takes up this word, but this reaches a whole project or convey a sense of the poet. But the symmetry between man and nature has an explanation owed to the history and the essence of life. Eddy Oliver Sayritupa expressly so his poetry as evidence in his verses that great feeling to pantheistic with the traditional land and irreverent as Huancané. The landscape shows rapturous, wistful everyday life, history, dynamic and purposeful, and dazzled the people of dreams. Eddy's poems are Sayritupa Oliver on his ground photographs which records the past, present and future of huancaneño happen, this is expressed in the book Brio Troubadour drives us these words of encouragement. Representing
same huancaneños eclectic poets, Fidel Ernesto Mendoza Paredes (Huancané, 1972) is another name for interest in poetry plateau, which se aprecia un lenguaje vigoroso, expresivo y vibrante. Tiene en su quehacer literario las publicaciones de sus libros: Impresa taciturna, Herejías y Te esperaré en el Cielo, del cual podríamos decir, en este caso, su arte novelístico de Fidel Mendoza, posee de disimiles vetas decorativas que están aflorando al más allá de la inquietud surrealista; además una buena parte de su literatura está antologado, en diferentes libros de la literatura puneña, como por ejemplo, de los profesores Feliciano Padilla Chalco, Jorge Flores Áybar y Percy Zaga Bustinza, quienes han logrado estudiar su trabajo intelectual con todo esplendor.
Sin en verdad se reconoce una fuerte carga sentimental manifestada en nuevas formas, with uncertainties that arise in modern life, but with grooves that comes from old censorship. Ultimately, it is worth noting some similarities, such as failing to register in this tagline literary period, movement and the literary genre of each author. The reason is, as point out the distinguished literary critic Peruvian Augusto Tamayo Vargas, saying the Andean poor documentation is not favorable or desirable for literary study. Therefore, so explain this conspicuous omission, surely, are not names that appear may have greater resonance morning, and I had to leave for now, a work of demarcation.

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III POEMS OF RECITALS ¨ Thursday ·

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CYCLE DATE POEMS OF RECITALS ¨ Thursday ·

for tonight are invited poets:

* Joe Montesinos

* William Gonzales

* Johnny Barbieri

* Edwin Street Goths [Piura]

* Efrain Altamirano [Music Performance]

And the young musician

Ynuma Manuel Cesar Gonzales.

hereby cordially invited to spend a night poetic

and music in the heart of Barranco.

NOT missing!

Time:

Thursday, March 24 · 6:30 pm - 9:00

Held

MAIN PARK ROUNDABOUT

BARRANCO

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novel released Thursday

Book She changed the writer Teresa Ruiz Rosas. Photo: ANDINA / Internet.

"She changed" is the title of the third novel the writer Arequipa Teresa Ruiz Rosas, presented Thursday in the premises of the House of Literature

Peruvian

Comments on this presentation, scheduled for 18:00 pm, will be responsible for the journalist Teresina Muñoz Najar. The

Admission is free.

's novel is a fiction writer and translator, considered "a new voice of Latin American literature, tells the story of Elvira Peña, someone who has" become another person, nor more nor much less, another woman, not necessarily more beautiful or attractive than it was before but changed beyond recognition. " She decides

surgery and perform a physical change, which in reality is much more than that.

"novels Teresa Ruiz Rosas always recommend for its humor and intelligence. And the latter, with an originality in the plot and sobriety in the treatment of the situation Drama more refined than ever. Exceptional talent shines here, still waiting for wide recognition in their home country. "He says of this book Enrique Vila-Matas (Barcelona, \u200b\u200b2008).

Teresa Ruiz Rosas lives in Cologne, Germany, where he works as a journalist and university teaching.

His book The copyist, was a finalist Herralde Novel Award 1994 and the Award Tigre Juan de Oviedo in the early novels. This was celebrated in Spain as "a story logradísimo, exhilarating" (Ignacio Echevarría, Babelia, El País).

Its publication Behind Street Toledo (Antares, 2004, anthologized in several languages) won the 1999 Juan Rulfo Prize Cervantes Institute in Paris and Radio France International. It also has the volume you have been dazzled Portrait (Free Pen Verlag, Bonn, 2005), which brings his work short stories since 1989.

has translated from English to German and European authors such as Franz Werfel, Soma Morgenstern, Fred Wander, WG Sebald, Botho Strauss, Nicholas Shakespeare, Axel Hacke and Wim Wenders, and Hungarian to Milan Fust.

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