Cultura

Nicanor Parra: adiós al primer antipoeta de Chile

Uno de los más célebres poetas en lengua española, pasó sus últimos días en Las Cruces. Fue Premio Cervantes en el 2011. <i></i>

In this 1992 photo, Nicanor Parra writes on the blackboard as he teaches a class at an engineering school in Santiago, Chile. His messages reads in Spanish "Back to democracy for what. So the movie repeats itself? No." Parra, a Chilean physicist, mathematician and self-described “anti-poet” whose eccentric writings won him a leading place in Latin American literature, died Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018. He was 103. (AP Photo/Alvaro Hoppe)
In this 1992 photo, Nicanor Parra writes on the blackboard as he teaches a class at an engineering school in Santiago, Chile. His messages reads in Spanish "Back to democracy for what. So the movie repeats itself? No." Parra, a Chilean physicist, mathematician and self-described “anti-poet” whose eccentric writings won him a leading place in Latin American literature, died Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018. He was 103. (AP Photo/Alvaro Hoppe) Alvaro Hoppe
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