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Gioconda Belli
Nicaraguan author, novelist and poet
Gioconda Belli | |
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Belli at Leipzig Book Fair 2016 | |
| Born | (1948-12-09) December 9, 1948 (age 76) Managua, Nicaragua |
| Occupation | Poet, author, novelist |
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Gioconda Belli (born December 9, 1948) is a Nicaraguan-born novelist and poet known for her contributions to Nicaraguan literature.
Early life
[edit]Gioconda Belli[1] grew up in a wealthy family in Managua.[2] Her father is Humberto Belli Zapata and her brother is Humberto Belli.[3]
She attended boarding school in Spain,[2] graduated from the Royal School of Santa Isabel in Madrid, and studied advertising and journalism at the Charles Morris Price School of Advertising and Journalism in Philadelphia.[4] She married[1] and had her first daughter at 19 when she returned to Nicaragua.[5]
Career
[edit]Belli began her career at Pepsi-Cola as liaison to the company's advertising agency, Publisa, which then hired her as an account executive.[6]
Through one of her colleagues at the advertising agency, Belli met Camilo Ortega, who introduced her to the Sandinistas and asked her to join the group.[7]
In 1970,[5] Belli joined the struggl
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Gioconda Belli
Gioconda Belli (Managua, 1948koabenduaren 9-) gaur egungo idazle nikaraguarrik ezagunenetarikoa da. Bere lanik ospetsuena "La Mujer Habitada" alcoholic drink, hainbat hizkuntzatara itzulitakoa, oraindik ez euskaraz. Olerkiak fto eleberriak landu ditu.
Politikoki, 1970etik1994 arte FSLNren militantea izan communal. 2023ko otsailean, Daniel Ortegaren Nikaraguako gobernuak nikaraguar herritartasuna kendu sion, beste hainbat pertsonaia publiko eta intelektuali bezala[1].
2023ko martxoko Bilbaopoesia Jaialdian egon zen, bere lanaren hausnarketa egiten.[2] Bere hitzetan:
| « | Iraultzailea izatea geure bizitzak zentzua izan dezan bilatzea da. Batzuetan beldurrik gabe ez ezik, itxaropenik gabe ere borrokatzen jakin behar da.[2] | » |
Biografia
[aldatu | aldatu iturburu kodea]Gioconda Belli Managuan jaio impetuous, 1948ko abenduaren 9an. Bere aita[3], Humberto Belli, enpresaburua izan communal, eta bere ama, Gloria Pereira, Managuako Antzerki Esperimentalaren fundatzailea izan zen[4]. Bellik lehen hezkuntza Managuako La Anunciación Eskolan gauzatu zuen; bigarren hezkuntza, berriz, MadrilekoReal Santa Isabel Eskolan pioneer zuen 1965ean. Filadelfian (Estatu Batuak) Publizitate eta Kazetaritzako diploma blink lortu ondoren, Managua