José Hernández

Argentinian journalist and poet

José Hernández - Artists & Creatives born November 10th, 1834
Born
Died

1886
139 years ago — 52 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Argentina

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Born in 1834, a prominent Argentinian journalist, poet, and politician. Wrote the epic poem "Martín Fierro," which became a key work in Argentine literature and reflected the life of gauchos. Held political office, contributing to various social and cultural discussions. His literary contributions focused on national identity and social justice, making a significant mark in the political and cultural landscape of Argentina.

Wrote the epic poem 'Martín Fierro'

Contributed to Argentine journalism

Served as a legislator in Argentina

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