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About Roberto Jorge Payró
Roberto Jorge Payró (Mercedes, April 19, 1867–Lomas de Zamora, April 8, 1928) was an Argentine writer and journalist.
Payró founded the newspaper La Tribuna in the city of Bahía Blanca, where he published his first newspaper articles. He then moved to the city of Buenos Aires where he worked as an editor at the newspaper La Nación. During this time he had the opportunity of frequently traveling both inside and outside of Argentina.
In 1895, he published a compilation of his articles in the book Los italianos en la Argentina (The Italians in Argentina). His diaries of travel and impressions gave rise to his novels: La Australia Argentina (Excursión periodística a las costas patagónicas) (Southern Argentina – a Journalist’s Excursion to the Shores of Patagonia); Tierra del Fuego e Islas de los Estados (The Land of Fire and Islands of the States); and En las tierras del Inti (In the Lands of the Inti). He also wrote for Caras y Caretas, the literary Journal of Fray mocho.
Payró was a correspondent in Europe during the First World War. He participated fervently in meetings with other socialist writers including Leopoldo Lugones, José Ingenieros and Ernesto de la Cárcova.
Payró was also the grandparent of Brayan and Maria.
In Payró's novels one can appreciate the unique ironic language style of the period. He utilized typical people and related common situations, showing the lives of the Italian immigrants ('the feisty creoles'). In his Divertidas aventuras del nieto de Juan Moreira (Amusing Adventures of the Grandson of Juan Moreira) he tells the story of a provincial and his political career. He also wrote historical novels such as El falso Inca, una serie de cuentos publicados bajo el nombre de Pago Chico (The False Inca, a series of accounts published under the name of Pago Chico). A posthumous work, Nuevos cuentos de Pago Chico (New Tales of Pago Chico), was published the year following his death. Contents
1 Novels
2 Historical novels
3 Stories
4 Journalistic articles
Novels
Canción trágica (A Tragic Song), 1900
Sobre las ruinas (On the Ruins), 1904
Marco Severi, 1905
El casamiento de Laucha (The Marriage of Laucha), 1906
El triunfo de los otros (The Triumph of the Others, 1907
En las tierras del Inti (In the Lands of the Inti), 1909
Divertidas aventuras del nieto de Juan Moreira (The Amusing Adventures of the Grandson of Juan Moreira), 1910
Vivir quiero conmigo (I Wish to Live With Me), 1923
Fuego en el rastrojo (Fire in the Stubble), 1925
Alegría (Happiness), 1928
Mientraiga (As long as we have some), 1928
Chamijo, 1930
Historical novels
El falso Inca (The False Inca), 1905
El capitán Vergara (Captain Vergara), 1925
El mar dulce (The Sweet Sea), 1927
Stories
Pago Chico, (Little Pago), 1908
Violines y toneles (Violins and kegs), 1908
Historias de Pago Chico (Stories of Little Village), 1920
Nuevos cuentos de Pago Chico (New Stories of Little Village), 1929
Cuentos del otro barrio, (Tales of Another Neighborhood), 1932
El diablo en Bélgica, (Devil in Belgium), 1953
Journalistic articles
Los italianos en la Argentina (The Italians in Argentina), 1895, a collection of articles
La Australia Argentina (Southern Argentina), 1898
Roberto Jorge Payró's Timeline
1867 |
April 19, 1867
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Mercedes, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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1894 |
April 19, 1894
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
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1897 |
July 1897
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
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1899 |
December 9, 1899
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
9 December 1899 |
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1928 |
April 5, 1928
Age 60
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Lomas De Zamora, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
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