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José María Rivarola Matto was born on 18 December, 1917 in Asunción, Paraguay, is a Writer. Discover José María Rivarola Matto's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 81 years old?

Popular As José María Rivarola Matto
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Age 81 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 18 December, 1917
Birthday 18 December
Birthplace Asunción, Paraguay
Date of death 13 September 1998 - Asunción, Paraguay Asunción, Paraguay
Died Place Asunción, Paraguay
Nationality Paraguay

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1998

He died in Asunción, Paraguay on 13 September 1998.

1987

He published essays such as: "Hipótesis física del tiempo" (1987), "Reflexión sobre la violencia" (1987), "La no existencia física del tiempo" (1994) and an interesting and imaginative series of reflections given to know in the book "Belle Epoque and other works".

1972

In his theatrical work exist a fundamental precedent in the Paraguayan contemporary theater: Encrucijada del Espíritu Santo (The Crossroads of the Holy Spirit), edited in 1972. It is the first dramatic close-up to the Jesuit missions. The main character is José, a young priest that appears old at the end of the story, expressing the continuous turns of the argument.

1956

In his play production the most outstanding are: "El fin de Chipí González", comedy first performed in 1956, published in 1965 and adapted for radio-theater in Montevideo, distributed in discs for all América; "La Cabra y la Flor", awarded in 1965 in the Theater Contest of Radio Cáritas; "La encrucijada del Espíritu Santo" in 1972, awarded again for the Radio Cáritas. He also published in 1983 an anthology that joins three of his plays: "El fin de Chipí González", "La Cabra y la Flor" and "Su Señoría Tiene Miedo", that makes a strong critic to the Judicial State and only could be represented many years after the fall of the dictatorship of the General Alfredo Stroessner.

1952

He began as a playwright in 1952 with the play "El Sectario" about the aberration of the faith in the human spirit. Follows that one three highly awarded plays: "El fin de Chipí González", "La Cabra y la Flor" and "Encrucijada del Espíritu Santo". The first one is about the problem of the freedom, the second one is about the beauty and the justice, and the third one is about the drama if the Jesuit utopia.

In narrative is author of a novel, "Follaje en los ojos", from 1952, in which he shows the anguished life in the herbal manufactures of the Alto Paraná Department. Also has a collection of stories entitled "Mi pariente el cocotero", from 1974.

1950

He returned to Asunción in 1950, during the dictatorship, and was arrested countless times for freely exposing his ideas in every journal that wanted to publish them. He was also distributor of the Argentine journal Clarín in Asunción, a journal providing objective information about the local political situation.

1946

He was exiled to the Argentina during the civil war between 1946 and 1947. In Posadas he acquired a ship that he used to carry packages up the river to the now inexistent Salto del Guairá, and traveled back in boats to Rosario. Being in Posadas, in 1950, he writes "Follaje en los ojos", a novel about the confined of Alto Paraná. This novel was published in 1952 at Buenos Aires, Argentina.

1930

In 1930 there was published a compilation of articles published in journals entitled "Belle Epoque and other works" with a strong humorist accent. He also wrote other short stories in 1958 such as "Degradation", that received a mention in the 5th Short Stories Contest of the "La Tribuna" journal in spite that it was not in accord with the contest rules. As a story it was too long, as a novel it was too short, and the subject was very strong for that time.

1917

Jose Maria Rivarola Matto (1917–1998) was a writer born in Asunción, Paraguay, 18 December 1917, son of Octaviano Rivarola Bogarín and Victoriana Matto. Dramatist, narrator, essayist and journalist, he was an occasional collaborator of diverse Paraguayan magazines and journals.

1767

The author stated that it was a great synthesis deployed in the 17th and 18th Century in the Jesuit missions, although he did not gave more details about the time lapse. The narrative is lineal, starting from the evangelization of the natives to the banishment of the order in 1767, and the main consequence of that: the voluntary return of the natives to the wild because of the greed of the Paulists or Bandeirantes and the abandon of the Spanish colonial government.