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Bernardo Colipán Filgueira
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Year
2021
Language
Spanish
Publisher
A capela

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Cerca de 50 poemas en los que toman voz distintos personajes ubicados en el sur de Chile y de Argentina, hacia fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX, momento en el que en ambos lados de la cordillera, el hombre blanco avanzó en la persecución de las poblaciones originarias, tratando de exterminarlas o confinarlas. En este ámbito de frontera, Colipán le da voz a poetas, soldados, prostitutas. La llamada Pacificación de la Araucanía (en Chile) y Conquista del Desierto (Argentina) son dos fenómenos que pueden verse como uno solo: el avance a sangre y fuego de una cultura sobre otra.

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