About Eudoro Melo
Lived 1889 – 1975 (aged 85–86). Eudoro Melo was an Uruguayan journalist, writer and poet.
Eudoro Melo (1889–1975) was an Uruguayan poet, politician, and journalist.
Works Literary production Soul Hits (1926) Elite Which Prose (1930) Nomad (1931) Prometheus (1965)
Hymns "Ode to Coast" (music by Bernardo Martinez Irigaray (1930) "Ode to the Red Cross' (music by Vincent Ascone) "Hymn to the National Flag" "Hymn to the Tree" (music by Victor Gamba) "Ode to the Industrial School" (music by Alfredo Zipitria Frioni) "Ode to La Paz" (music by Victor Gamba)
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Who was Eudoro Melo?
Uruguayan politician (1889–1975)
When was Eudoro Melo born?
Eudoro Melo was born in 1889 in Canelones Department.
When did Eudoro Melo die?
Eudoro Melo died in 1975.
What was Eudoro Melo's occupation?
Eudoro Melo was a journalist, writer and poet.
What nationality was Eudoro Melo?
Eudoro Melo was Uruguayan.
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