MARIO BENEDETTI
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5.17 Summary / 09 died Mario Benedetti, a poet of feeling, emotion and ideas was one of the largest Latin American literature. With a straightforward style, creative and deep captivated several generations. He was 88. A light humor, some hope, clear prose, a watchful eye on the universe of the middle class rioplatense were typical elements of his extensive work. Exile and famous, lived from Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Lima, Havana and Madrid. He wrote in all genres. He was writer, novelist, playwright, essayist, journalist, poet. Published over 80 books. His poems would be to music and printed on posters. His novels and stories would become blockbusters. His essays - mostly mestizo continent Bills of 1967 - would influence the reading of thousands of young Latin Americans. He joined the literary movement in the '60s was called "new Latin American literature," with Gabriel García Márquez, Julio Cortázar, Mario Vargas Llosa, Carlos Fuentes, José Donoso, Juan Rulfo, among others, which had the formula of magical stories and agile language, skills learned from the American storytellers and journalists. Benedetti's poetry gave rise, in addition to many popular songs, collected in Songs from This Side (1988) and incorporated into the repertoire of more than 40 performers, including Joan Manuel Serrat - in the famous The south also exists - in a hymn. Endlessly creative, Mario Benedetti transcended far beyond books. The best film adaptation of the universe of middle-class characters was The Truce, which in 1974 led Sergio Renan and came to be nominated for an Oscar.
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