Eusebio Blasco
Also recorded as Eusébio Blasco · Eusebio Blasco Soler
Eusebio Blasco
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- Name
- Eusebio Blasco
- Born
- 1844
- Died
- 1903 Eusebio Blasco Soler (1844–1903) was a Spanish journalist, poet and playwright.
- Nationality
- Spain.
- Occupation
- journalist, playwright, poet and writer.
- Fields
- dramaturgy and journalism.
- Languages
- Spanish and Aragonese.
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• Name — Eusebio Blasco • Born — 1844 • Died — 1903 Eusebio Blasco Soler (1844–1903) was a Spanish journalist, poet and playwright.
Vol. 1. - Primeros y últimos versos; Vol. 2. - Una senora comprometida; Del amor y otros excesos; Don Juan, el del Ojo pito; Vol. 3. - Busilis; La ciencia y el corazón; Milord; Vol. 4. - Memorias intimas; Vol. 5. - Impresiones de viaje; La carta verde; La doncella práctica; Vol. 6. - Mi viaje á Egipto; Mi viaje á Alemania; El domingo de Carnaval; Tres señoritas sensibles; Vol. 7. - La señora del 1
Eusebio Blasco · Internet Archive identifier: obrascompletas01blas
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1844
Eusebio Blasco born at Zaragoza.
1903
Eusebio Blasco died at Madrid.
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- 1.R. Lacudena Brualla, marqués de la Cadena, Eusebio Blasco, periodista. Boceto para una biografía. Zaragoza, 1932.
- 2.Hemeroteca Digital: Vida Nueva| «http://hemerotecadigital.bne.es/details.vm?a=3797014&t=%2Bcreation&l=600&l=700&y=1898&lang=en&s=0»
- 3.María Isabel Gea. Las calles de Madrid. 9788487290909.
- 4.Mariano A. Faci Ballabriga, Don Eusebio Blasco y Soler: zaragozano, aragonés y pilarista. Zaragoza: Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza, 2003.
- 5.Vid. Obras Completas de Eusebio Blasco, Madrid: Librería editorial de Leopoldo Martínez, 1903-1906, 27 vols.
- 6.Pedro Víllora, Teatro frívolo: El joven Telémaco, La corte de Faraón, Las Leandras. Madrid: Fundamentos, 2007.
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