Abrigael Bohórquez was a poet and playwright born in Caborca, Sonora,
Mexico in 1936, many of which are social criticisms. He was also one
of the first writers to deal with the theme of homosexuality in
Mexican poetry. His first book was Ensayos Poéticos in 1955, when he
was just nineteen years old with no formal training. He studied the
dramatic arts at the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) and the
Instituto Cinematográfico de la Asociación Nacional de Actores.
Shortly after, his work began to gain recognitions such as the Primer
Concurso Latinoamericano XEW for his poetry and various from the
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He became a professor at
the Academia de Arte Dramático of the Universidad de Sonora and
director for two theatre groups. Bohórquez died in Hermosillo in 1995
after writing eighteen works of poetry and plays. Some of these
include PoesÃa i teatro, La hoguera en el pañuelo, Canción de amor
y muerte por Rubén Jaramillo, and Las amarras terrestres.[1]
Mexico in 1936, many of which are social criticisms. He was also one
of the first writers to deal with the theme of homosexuality in
Mexican poetry. His first book was Ensayos Poéticos in 1955, when he
was just nineteen years old with no formal training. He studied the
dramatic arts at the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) and the
Instituto Cinematográfico de la Asociación Nacional de Actores.
Shortly after, his work began to gain recognitions such as the Primer
Concurso Latinoamericano XEW for his poetry and various from the
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He became a professor at
the Academia de Arte Dramático of the Universidad de Sonora and
director for two theatre groups. Bohórquez died in Hermosillo in 1995
after writing eighteen works of poetry and plays. Some of these
include PoesÃa i teatro, La hoguera en el pañuelo, Canción de amor
y muerte por Rubén Jaramillo, and Las amarras terrestres.[1]
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