Tour sound Huidobro
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Vicente Huidobro, pseudonym of the poet Vicente García-Huidobro Fernández, is considered by national and international literary criticism as the promoter and promoter of avant-garde poetry movement in Chile and Latin America in the early twentieth century, mainly as a result of the proposal and development of aesthetic theory known as Creationism. He was born in Santiago on January 10, 1893, in an aristocratic family. His first formal education receives English and French governesses, to enter later at Trinity College and finally to San Ignacio College of the Society of Jesus. In 1910 he began studying literature in the old Pedagogical Institute of the University of Chile, but not completed. However, his literary education began especially in the heat of the gatherings officiating her poet mother, Maria Luisa Fernández Bascuñán, who also published in 1912 his first magazine, young Musa, and supported intellectually and economically throughout his life. In the midst of rapid socio-economic and cultural modernization of the time, plus the ensuing crisis of the traditional oligarchic order, Huidobro