Roberto Beracochea

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Roberto Beracochea (born December 9, 1909 in Gualeguay / Entre Ríos , † December 11, 1988 ibid) was an Argentine writer.

Beracochea studied law at the University of Cordoba and became President of the Bar Association and Forensic Association of the Entre Ríos Province. With Carlos Alberto Álvarez and José Eduardo Seri he took part as a delegate of the Entre Ríos Province at the First National Congress of the Sociedad Argentina de Escritores and the Directores de Cultura . In the province of Entre Ríos he founded and directed a. a. the Federacion de Asociaciones Culturales de Entre Ríos (FACER).

He worked for various newspapers and magazines in his home region, directed a cultural broadcast on the radio and gave hundreds of lectures on topics from the fields of literature, music, history and law. Politically, he was active in the Partido Demócrata Progresista , for which he ran in 1956 as governor of the province of Entre Ríos.

As a writer, Beracochea et al. a. several novels, two plays, a travelogue and a volume of short stories that have not been published, poems and several essays.

Works

  • La estrella enlodada , novel (1952)
  • El tiempo indeciso , novel (1953)
  • Sombras en el viento , novel (1955)
  • Delincuencia Juvenil , essay (1960)
  • Los cauces alucinados , Roman (1960)
  • Poemas (1973)
  • De 16 a 20 , novel (1976)
  • El paisaje de Gualeguay y sus poetas , essay (1976)
  • Las gotas de la noche , novel (1977)
  • Cielos encendidos , trilogy of novels
    • Biguá (1979)
    • Llamados del Roble (1980)
    • El abra desolada (1981)
  • Gualeguay en la cultura , essay (1981)

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personal data
SURNAME Beracochea, Roberto
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Argentine writer
DATE OF BIRTH December 9, 1909
PLACE OF BIRTH Gualeguay
DATE OF DEATH December 11, 1988
Place of death Gualeguay