Julio Barrenechea
Julio Barrenechea (1910–1979) was a Chilean writer, politician, and diplomat. He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1960.
Julio Barrenechea
- Born
- 1910
- Died
- 1979
- Occupation
- Politician, Diplomat, Writer
- Nationality
- Chile
- Education
- Liceo de Aplicación
- Honours
- National Prize for Literature (Chile)
- Languages
- Spanish
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Julio Barrenechea studied at Liceo de Aplicación. the recorded working language is Spanish. Positions recorded include deputy of Chile and president. Work by Julio Barrenechea is recorded in the collections of Memoria Chilena. Distinctions recorded are National Prize for Literature (Chile).
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• Born — 1910 • Died — 1979 • Occupation — Politician, Diplomat, Writer
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• " Rally of Butterflies" (El mitin de las mariposas) (1930), • " Dream mirror" (Espejo de sueño) (1935) • " Rumor of the World" (Rumor del mundo) (1942) • " My City" (Mi ciudad) (1945) • " Daily dying" (Diario morir) (1954) • " Collected Poems" (Poesía completa) (1958) • " Anthology. Foreword Alone" (Antología. Prólogo de Alone) (1961) • " Israel: a tree for every dead" (Israel: un árbol por cada muerto) (1962) • " Fruits of the country" (Frutos del país) (1964) • " Live ash" (Ceniza viva) (1968) • " Moods" (Estados de ánimo) (1970) • " Rendered voice" (Voz rendida) (1975) • " Poem of Colombia and of being" (Poema de Colombia y del ser) (1977) • " Compadre my pleasure" (El compadre mucho gusto) (1978) • " The non mysterious India" (La India no misteriosa) (1982) • " The sun of India" (El sol de la India) (1986)
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