Francisco Urondo
Francisco Urondo was an Argentine writer, poet, screenwriter, journalist, university teacher and militant (1930–1976). He was born at Santa Fe and died at Mendoza.
Also recorded as Paco.
Francisco Urondo in brief
- Born
- 1930
- Died
- 1976
- Known for
- writer, poet, screenwriter, journalist, university teacher, militant, partisan and novelist
- Place of birth
- Santa Fe
Career and activity
Francisco Urondo worked in literature, drama, journalism and activism.
He was employed by National University of the Littoral and University of Buenos Aires.
Identity
Francisco Urondo is recorded as writer, poet, screenwriter, journalist and university teacher. Francisco Urondo is recorded with the citizenship of Argentina.
In detail
the recorded working language is Spanish.
The field of work recorded is literature, drama and journalism. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are investigative journalism and essay.
Employment is recorded with National University of the Littoral and University of Buenos Aires.
Chronology
- 1930Francisco Urondo born at Santa Fe.
- 1930Francisco Urondo was born in 1930 at Santa Fe.
- 1976Francisco Urondo died at Mendoza.
- 1976Francisco Urondo died in 1976 at Mendoza.
Sources
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- 1.
“Francisco Urondo”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1648047: Francisco Urondo
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