Gabriela Castellanos Llanos, Jalisco pierde en Cali. Cali: Oromo editorial, Cali, 2023, 333 páginas

Elvira Sáchez Blake

doi:10.25100/poligramas.v0i59.14431

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Gabriela Castellanos Llanos, “Jalisco pierde en Cali”. Cali: Oromo editorial, Cali, 2023, 333 pages

https://doi.org/10.25100/poligramas.v0i59.14431

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Published: Sep 16, 2024

Issue: No. 59 (2024): Poligramas - Issue 59 - July/December 2024

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Elvira Sáchez Blake Universidad del Estado de Míchigan, Míchigan, Estados Unidos

Abstract

On February 26, 1971, Edgar Mejía Vargas, alias Jalisco, was murdered in the middle of the university revolt that left numerous people injured and dead in the city of Cali. In The novel Jalisco loses in Cali, Gabriela Castellanos recreates the circumstances of this event in a narrative cartography that allows us to understand the spatial and temporal mosaic of the story within history in a masterful way.

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Author Biography

Elvira Sáchez Blake, Universidad del Estado de Míchigan, Míchigan, Estados Unidos

Graduated from the Javeriana University of Bogotá with a degree in Social Communication and Journalism. PhD in Spanish American Literature from Cornell University (Ithaca, NY). She has been a professor of Latin American literature at Cornell University and Michigan State University. She was a visiting professor of the Gender Studies Program at the Faculty of Humanities of the Universidad del Valle as a Fulbright scholar. She is the author of numerous academic and creative books. He is currently dedicated to writing and editorial work as a member of the Memoria Cultural Foundation and the Hispanic Heritage Literature Organization in Miami.

References

Castellanos, Gabriela. Jalisco pierde en Cali. Oromo editorial, 2023. Impreso.

How to Cite

Sáchez Blake, E. (2024). Gabriela Castellanos Llanos, “Jalisco pierde en Cali”. Cali: Oromo editorial, Cali, 2023, 333 pages. Poligramas, (59), e60114431. https://doi.org/10.25100/poligramas.v0i59.14431