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In these years his friendship was born, not without gallantry, with the poet and countrywoman from Begíjar , a town a few kilometers from Baeza, Patrocinio de Biedma y la Moneda , founder and director of Cádiz , where Jurado de la Parra also published. In the early eighties, she collaborated
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