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The country is part of this literary exhibition that will last until February This is the largest cultural event on the island. EDITORIAL/LATIN PRESSfebruary , (: a.m.) The biographical essay of Encarnación Lazarte./ ARCHIVE The biographical essay of Encarnación Lazarte./ ARCHIVE TAGS: BOLIVIA CUBA FAIR LIFE Life of Encarnación Lazarte is Bolivia at the Cuban fair Bolivia will present the biographies of the Quechua coplera Encarnación Lazarte and the renowned “Voice of the Bolivian East”, Gladys Moreno at the Havana International Book Fair. The Cultural Foundation of the Central Bank of Bolivia (FC-BCB) is an official participant in this Cuban literary fair and promotes the initiative from there. The advisor of the FC-BCB Board of Directors, Susana Bejarano, will be in charge of presenting the works and other texts.
The biographical essays of Lazarte and Moreno belong to the collection of the Biographical Library Rumbo al Bicentenario, promoted by the FC-BCB, and will be delivered as a donation to the José Martí National Library, the Casa de las Américas Library, and the Embassy. of Bolivia in Cuba. Lazarte is a Quechua singer and songwriter, originally from the community of Sunch'u Pampa, in Cliza. She was the first Bolivian Quechua woman to record traditional Cell Phone Number List music, back in Her success was resounding. Her records and cassettes were sold in Bolivia, Argentina, Peru and the United States. In she received a trophy in honor of her song Santa Vera Cruz, presented by Laureano Rojas' record label. Lazarte's work that will be the emblem of Bolivia in Cuba summarizes the life of "this brave woman who took the Cochabambina copla outside the Bolivian borders." It has pages that brings together photographic and newspaper archives, as well as other texts.
The biography of the emblematic Quechua singer and composer was a research carried out by Tania Suarez, who rescued the most important moments of Mama Encarna, the obstacles she encountered in music and the path she opened for new generations in popular culture. MORE NEWS In addition, the FC-BCB will offer in the new version of the FIL the most recent issues of the academic cultural magazine Piedra de Agua and the institutional newsletters Tejiendo Culturas. The stand dedicated to Bolivia will also display publications from the Ministry of Cultures, Decolonization and Depatriarchalization, as well as from the State Publishing House. Under the motto "Reading is building identity", FIL Habana welcomes editors, librarians and writers, who will interact directly with hundreds of readers. The activity began on February and will last until February , in the Morro-Cabaña Military Historical Park. This fair is the largest cultural event in Cuba and includes the presentation of more than a thousand new publications, meetings with authors and readings, while Brazil is the guest of honor.
The biographical essays of Lazarte and Moreno belong to the collection of the Biographical Library Rumbo al Bicentenario, promoted by the FC-BCB, and will be delivered as a donation to the José Martí National Library, the Casa de las Américas Library, and the Embassy. of Bolivia in Cuba. Lazarte is a Quechua singer and songwriter, originally from the community of Sunch'u Pampa, in Cliza. She was the first Bolivian Quechua woman to record traditional Cell Phone Number List music, back in Her success was resounding. Her records and cassettes were sold in Bolivia, Argentina, Peru and the United States. In she received a trophy in honor of her song Santa Vera Cruz, presented by Laureano Rojas' record label. Lazarte's work that will be the emblem of Bolivia in Cuba summarizes the life of "this brave woman who took the Cochabambina copla outside the Bolivian borders." It has pages that brings together photographic and newspaper archives, as well as other texts.
The biography of the emblematic Quechua singer and composer was a research carried out by Tania Suarez, who rescued the most important moments of Mama Encarna, the obstacles she encountered in music and the path she opened for new generations in popular culture. MORE NEWS In addition, the FC-BCB will offer in the new version of the FIL the most recent issues of the academic cultural magazine Piedra de Agua and the institutional newsletters Tejiendo Culturas. The stand dedicated to Bolivia will also display publications from the Ministry of Cultures, Decolonization and Depatriarchalization, as well as from the State Publishing House. Under the motto "Reading is building identity", FIL Habana welcomes editors, librarians and writers, who will interact directly with hundreds of readers. The activity began on February and will last until February , in the Morro-Cabaña Military Historical Park. This fair is the largest cultural event in Cuba and includes the presentation of more than a thousand new publications, meetings with authors and readings, while Brazil is the guest of honor.