Mario Romero (poet)

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Mario Romero (February 15, 1943 – June 28, 1998) was an Argentine poet, playwright and translator.

Works[]

Poetry[]

• Signals. Editorial Monopole, Tucumán, 1973.
• Painting blind. Editorial Stations, Madrid, 1982.
• The other launches. Editorial Siesta, Stockholm, 1983.
• The last cheek. Editorial mainland, Buenos Aires, 1988.
• Red ink on black ink. Editorial Orions, Stockholm, 1997.
• Old wall. Florida Blanca, Buenos Aires, 1998.

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