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Josefina Pla
Josefina Pla (9 November 1903 in Isla de Lobos, Canary Islands, Spain – 11 January 1999 in Asunción, Paraguay) was a Spanish poet, playwright, art critic, painter and journalist.
She received numerous awards and distinctions for her literary work, for defending human rights and the equality between men and women.
Early life.
Josefina Pla was born in Isla de Lobos, Canarias, the daughter of Leopoldo Plá and Rafaela Guerra Galvani. She spent her childhood in diverse cities of Spain
play, "Cupido sudando", a comedy in three acts, earning him critical acclaim after it was performed. Later, in 1932, in collaboration with Josefina Pla, he wrote "Episodios chaqueños". His 1933 Guaraní-language drama "Tuyú" in three acts, which dealt with young Chaco blood spilled by Paraguayan soldiers, was a major success and is considered by critics to be the cornerstone of the Guaraní theatre.
His first steps.
Centurión Miranda’s parents were J.C. Centurión and Francisca Miranda. He