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Julio Barrenechea

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Julio Barrenechea (1910–1979) was a Chilean writer, politician, and diplomat. He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1960.

Works published

"The meeting of the Butterflies" (El mitin de las mariposas ) (1930),
" Mirror Dream" (Espejo de sueño) (1935)
" Rumor of the World" (Rumor del mundo) (1942)
" My City" (Mi ciudad) (1945)
" Journal Die" (Diario morir) (1954)
" Collected Poems" (Poesía completa) (1958 )
" Anthology. Foreword Alone" (Antología. Prólogo de Alone) (1961)
" Israel: a tree for every dead" (Israel: un árbol por cada muerto) (1962)
" Fruits of the country" (Frutos del país) (1964)
" Ash Live" (Ceniza viva) (1968)
" Moods" (Estados de ánimo) (1970)
" Voice rendered" (Voz rendida) (1975)
" Poem of Colombia and of being" (Poema de Colombia y del ser) (1977)
" The pleasure compadre" (El compadre mucho gusto) (1978)
" The mysterious India" (La India no misteriosa) (1982)
" The sun of India" (El sol de la India) (1986)

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