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(1928–2005) was a Panamanian writer, linguist, multiple winner of the Premio Ricardo Miró and first female director of the Panamanian Academy of Language. Alvarado

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al hombre de celofán, novel, Ricardo Miró National Literature Award, Panama, 1971. Capricornio en gris, tales, Ricardo Miró National Literature Award, Panama

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His work has been termed Avant-garde and he is a winner of the Premio Ricardo Miró. The Spanish American Short Story: A Critical Anthology by Seymour Menton

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(for an Editorial) 1979 - The Ricardo Miró National Poetry Award for "Una Cruz Verde en el Camino" 1976 - The Ricardo Miró National Theater Award for "Redobles

José de Jesús Martínez (344 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

Perrera. In 1969 and 1971 he won Panama's national literary prize Premio Ricardo Miró for his plays and philosophical essays. For his book, Mi General Torrijos

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2010) First Working Literature Competition Award, 1979 Literature Award «Ricardo Miró», 1994 "Consuelo Tomás". panamapoesia.com. "Consuelo Tomas - Poemas de

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boqueteñas ladies, he arrived in Chiriquí. In 1950 he won the third prize Ricardo Miró and in 1955 the second place in the same contest. In David he founded

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Stones, the Shadows and Los Teen Tops – along with Ángel del Guercio, Ricardo Miró, Santiago "Chago" Novoa and Eduardo Miró (later replaced by del Guercio)