Literature / costumbrismo · 1909–1961
Literature / costumbrismo
Pancho Guerra was the literary pseudonym of Francisco Guerra Navarro, a writer and journalist from Gran Canaria born in Santiago de Tunte in 1909 and deceased in Madrid in 1961. He had a journalistic and dramatic career, and his work is linked to the world of Pepe Monagas.
Pancho Guerra was the literary pseudonym of Francisco Guerra Navarro, born in Santiago de Tunte and deceased in Madrid, within the chronology 1909-1961.
He was a writer and journalist, with activity also linked to theatre. His works include Memorias de Pepe Monagas, Los cuentos famosos de Pepe Monagas; Siete entremeses and Contribución al léxico popular de Gran Canaria.
His most recognizable contribution is linked to popular literature and to the literary recording of Gran Canarian speech, especially through the narrative world of Pepe Monagas.
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