biografias de escritores salvadoreños

BIOGRAPHY OF CLAUDIA LARS
Claudia Lars, pen name of the Salvadoran poet Margarita del Carmen Brannon Vega, born in 1899 in the city of Armenia, Sonsonate.
His Irish-born father and Salvadoran mother, entrusted his early education at a recognized educator.
Subsequently continued in the city of Santa Ana At the age of twenty years he published his first poems and then
he settled in New Yorkwhere he married in 1923. He lived some years in Costa Rica, Mexico and Guatemala,
and only until 1946 and separated from her husband, returned home where he lived until his death in 1974.
Claudia Lars, born in Armenia, Sonsonate, El Salvador, on December 20, 1899. It Salvadoran writer who has achieved a greater national recognition for its high quality and refined lyricism. Published in AmericanRepertory, directed by those years by the Costa Rican writer Joaquín García Monge and Zig-zag, Chile. Always has been placed on a par with Gabriela Mistral, who remained close friends, and Joan of Ibarborou. He was for many years director of the Journal of the Ministry of Education Culture. He received several awards, including include: the Fourth Centenary of the City of San Salvador, NationalCompetition of Culture and the Poetic of Quetzaltenango.

Published work: Stars at the well, 1934; Song Round, 1937, The Glass House, 1942; Romances of North and South, 1946; Sonnets, 1947; City under my voice, 1947, where the steps come 1953; School Birds, 1955, Story of a truth, 1959; Earth childhood, 1958 Songs, 1960, Sunflower, presence time, 1962, about the angel and man, 1963, the thin dawn,1966; Our world pulsing, 1969 , Selected Works, (Matilde Elena López selection), 1973-1974; Poetry last, 1975, His best poems (David Escobar Galindo selection), 1976; Complete Poetry I, II, (Selection Carmen Gonzalez Huguet), 1999.

Claudia Lars Tomb in the cemetery of San Salvador Illustrious.



BIOGRAPHY OF ROQUE DALTON

Roque Dalton Garcia (San Salvador, May 14, 1935 - May 10, 1975)was a poet, novelist, and essayist Salvadoran.
Son of U.S. immigrant Winnall Dalton, who was married to Aida Ulloa, and nurse Maria Josefa Garcia Salvadoran Roque Dalton was educated by the Jesuits at the College of San Jose Externado. He traveled to Santiago de Chile in 1953, to study law, but returned to San Salvador to continue his studies. In 1957, with other Salvadoran students visited theUSSR to participate in the World Festival of Youth and Students for Peace and Friendship. During which he met intellectuals and politicians who then charged at the international relevance, as the Nicaraguan revolutionary Carlos Fonseca, founder of the FSLN, the Guatemalan poet who won the Nobel Prize years later, Miguel Angel Asturias, the Argentine poet Juan Gelman and Turkish poet Nazim Hikmet.Roque was killed by his own colleagues in the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP), the guerrilla movement to which he belonged at that time, along with the worker Armando Arteaga









BIOGRAPHY OF ALBERTO MASFERRER
Vicente Alberto Masferrer Monico, was a teacher, philosopher, journalist, essayist, poet and Salvadoran politician born July 24, 1868 in Joy (formerly Tecapa), Usulutan anddied in exile on September 4, 1932 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. [3] Writer dialed his lyrics entire era of Salvadoran literature through the definition of thought inclined to the defense of the dispossessed and social criticism.
HOME: Alberto Masferrer was born in a town in eastern El Salvador, Pipil source and subsequently dominated by the Lenca. His education was self-taught in combination withformal education. Her love of reading led him to choose teaching as a career. In this regard, Arturo Ambrogi stated that "I have rarely seen a reader as awful as Alberto". [2]
Career: As a journalist and politician From 1928 to 1930 he founded and directed the newspaper Patria, [2] which was social criticism and called for justice for those most in need in the context of widespread poverty in...