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ENGLISH VERSION

Juan Parra del Riego was born on 20 December 1894 in the city of Huancayo, Peru, her parents were Domingo Parra Aubilà Mercedes Rodriguez and Gonzales del Riego. John spent his childhood in Arequipa, studied at the College of "American independence, a" then with his family moved to Cuzco (Peru), where he took his studies in the National School of Arts and Sciences in the city.

At this point in the city of Cuzco, in the university the poet who was to awaken to his call, and quickly demonstrated his ability not only in poetry, but in football, which was to write competently in the coming years.

John then moved his family to Lima, where he lived his vocation, poetry, by applying the technique and craft of writing poetry, and in the early nineteen-year-old earned his first gold medal first Floral Games organized by the Advisor
District Groove San Jose with her poem called, a "Song of Barranco.Â"

His poetry was published in many newspapers Peru, and during their visit to Trujillo, became a friend of Cesar Vallejo.

In 1916, only 22 – years old, made a voyage in search of the "A Universal American and Citizenship, a "visit to Chile where he met Gabriela Mistral, then visited Argentina and Uruguay, where he was fed with the literary movements of the ERAA.

During this time, he embarked on a trip to Europe, traveling through the Netherlands, Spain and France, in Paris, which dazzled him.

For most these years, and travels to his health remained marginal to handle intense.

In 1925 he met the poet Blanca Luz Brum, whom he married and had a son he called Edward.

Jane's health became very fragile, but his desire to transfer to life as one can see by reading many of his poems. In a short period of time he presented his lungs, damaged beyond repair, he was then taken to a military hospital in Montevideo, where November 21, 1925, died. The President of Uruguay, Jose Serrato, decreed a national holiday and set the national flag at half mast. He was buried in the Cemetery Diving.

Note: the information extracted from the literature of Apolinario Mayta Inga, and Klim Kafra, all parties re-edited by Dennis L. Siluk revised and translated Spanish to English and back to Spanish by Rosa de Peà ± aloza of Siluk, since it has been prepared for a book coming out.

SPANISH VERSION

A biographer of John Parra del Riego

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