Una exploración de la participación de las mujeres en las guerras de la independencia en América Latina

Autor: José Joaquín Olmedo

Tipo de publicación: Libro editado

Título: Obras completas, Vol.V, Poesías

Año de publicación: 1945

Editorial: Talleres Gráficos Nacionales, Quito

Ubicación creado: Quito

Lengua: Español

Lugar del texto: en Instituto Riva-Agüero, Lima

Resumen: Introduction gives details of Olmedo´s background. His poems about women include "Mi retrato", written to his sister, Magdalena, Lima, 1803 and 1842 in response to her death; his wife, Rosa Icaza; his daughter; and Eliza. Most of the poems are undated. His "La victoria de Junín" and "Canto a Bolívar" do not mention women. There are references to Sucre and to General Miller. "Canto a Bolívar" was written in Guayaquil in 1825. it had 824 verses. It was revised in London (1826, 909 verses) and a third version was produced in 1846 with 906 verses.

Obras escritos por José Joaquín Olmedo:
1945 - Obras completas, Vol.V, Poesías