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Sergio Infante

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17: 70:(1967). Due to his social commitment and because of the prevailing political climate in Chile, he took a leave from his art studies and moved from Santiago to Chiloe Island, located in southern Chile. 103:
In the late 80s, Sergio Infante, by that time Doctor in Spanish and Latin American Literature, became professor at the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies at
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In the late 60s, Sergio Infante led an intense cultural life in the artistic circles of the Chilean capital, and at the same time studied at the School of Fine Arts of
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In 1977, Sergio Infante, together with his countrymen, poets Adrian Santini, and Carlos Geywitz founded the lyrical
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Infante was living in Chiloe when the military coup of 1973 led by General
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Infante stayed just for a few months and continued his way to
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Los rebaños del cíclope, Santiago de Chile, (2008). Novel.
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occurred. He was forced into exile, and left Chile for
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Santiago International Book Fair
Santiago de Chile
Chilean
poet
essayist
writer
Sweden
Santiago
Augusto Pinochet
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Sweden
Group Taller of Stockholm
Sergio Badilla Castillo
Stockholm University
Anthology The winged Lion
Sergio Infante in Chileweb
Instituto Cervantes
Categories
1947 births
Living people
Chilean male poets
Writers from Santiago
20th-century Chilean poets
20th-century Chilean male writers
21st-century Chilean poets
21st-century Chilean male writers

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