Evangelina Guerrero Zacarías
Evangelina Guerrero y Entrala de Zacarías (1904–1949) was a Filipina poet, short story writer and journalist in the Philippines. She edited the magazine Excelsior. Her stories and poetry were published there and in newspapers like La Opinión and La Vanguardia.
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Evangelina Guerrero Zacarías
- Full name
- Evangelina Guerrero Entrala de Zacarías.
- Born
- 1904.
- Nationality
- Philippines.
- Occupation
- writer, journalist and poet.
- Honours
- Premio Zobel.
- Languages
- Spanish.
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Evangelina Guerrero y Entrala de Zacarías (1904–1949) was a Filipina poet, short story writer and journalist in the Philippines. She edited the magazine Excelsior. Her stories and poetry were published there and in newspapers like La Opinión and La Vanguardia.
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Life
Life
Evangelina Guerrero Zacarías was born on May 29, 1904, the eldest daughter of Fernando María Guerrero and Doña Remedios Entrala. Shortly after her father died in 1929, she married Antonio Zacarías. In 1935 she won the Zóbel Prize for her poetry collection Kaleidoscopio espiritual, sharing the prize with José Reyes. In poor health after World War II, she declined the offer to make her the first female member of the Philippine Academy of the Spanish Language. She died She was a close friend of Angela Manalang Gloria. On the 10th anniversary of her death friends joined to publish a collection of her poetry.
Works
Works
• Kaleidoscopio espiritual; colección de poesías. 1959. • 'Cuando los Dioses Iloran' [When the Gods Cry], 1936. • 'Como las aguas dormidas' [Like Still Waters], 1937.
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- 1.De la Peña, Wystan. World Literature in Spanish: An Encyclopedia [3 volumes]: An Encyclopedia. ABC-CLIO. 472–3. 2011. 978-0-313-08083-8.
- 2.Cultural Center of the Philippines. CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art: Philippine literature. 662. 1994. 978-971-8546-43-7.
- 3.Estrellita Valeros- Gruenberg. The De La Salle University Reader: Writings from the Different Regions of the Philippines. De La Salle University Press. 154. 2000. 978-971-555-330-8.
- 4.Irene Villaescusa-Illán. Transcultural Nationalism in Hispano-Filipino Literature. Springer Nature. 34. 2020. 978-3-030-51599-7.
- 5.Anvil Publishing, Inc. Writers & Their Milieu: An Oral History of First Generation Writers in English, Part 1. 73. 2017. 978-971-27-2737-5.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 1
- Wystan, De la Peña. Extracting the Narrative of Woman in the Stories of Evangelina Guerrero Zacarias. Linguae et Litterae. 3. 91–127. 1999.
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