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Pepe Fernández

Illustration — Jorge Luis Borges photographed in Paris by Pepe Fernández. • Illustration — María Elena Walsh by Pepe Fernández, to whom she dedicated Zamba para Pepe. José María Fernández (Buenos Aires, 16 December 1928 - Paris, 14 July 2006), better known as Pepe Fernández, was an Argentine photographer, writer and pianist who lived in France since the 1960s.

Pepe Fernández

Pepe Fernández, Jorge Luis Borges Hotel

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Born
1928 · Buenos Aires.
Died
2006 · Paris.
Nationality
Argentina
Occupation
photographer

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Illustration — Jorge Luis Borges photographed in Paris by Pepe Fernández. • Illustration — María Elena Walsh by Pepe Fernández, to whom she dedicated Zamba para Pepe. José María Fernández (Buenos Aires, 16 December 1928 - Paris, 14 July 2006), better known as Pepe Fernández, was an Argentine photographer, writer and pianist who lived in France since the 1960s.

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