Efrén Rebolledo
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Efrén Rebolledo (1877-1929) was a Mexican poet and lawyer.
Biography[]
Rebolledo was born in Actopan, Hidalgo. He was baptized and entered into the civil registry in Pachuca as Santiago Procopio, a name he changed before entering preparatory school. In Mexico City he studied law, then became a lawyer.
Along with Enrique González Martínez and Ramón López Velarde, he founded .
Works[]
- El enemigo (novel, 1900)
- Cuarzos (poems, 1902)
- Más allá de las nubes (poems, 1903)
- Estela (poems and prose poems, 1907)
- Joyeles (anthology, 1907)
- Rimas japonesas (poems, 1907, edited in 1915)
- Nikko (travelogue, 1910)
- Hojas de bambú (novel, 1910)
- El desencanto de Dulcinea (prose poems, 1916)
- Caro victrix (poems, 1916)
- Libro de loco amor (1916)
- El águila que cae (tragedy, 1916)
- (1919, edited in Noruega in 1922)
- Joyelero (collection of poems, 1922)
- Saga de Sigrida la Blonda (novel, 1922)
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