María Luisa Muñoz de Vargas

María Luisa Muñoz de Vargas (5 April 1898 – 31 October 1975) was a Spanish writer, newspaper editor, and poet. She is considered one of the most important figures in the literary and cultural life of Huelva at the beginning of the 20th century.

Early life and education María Muñoz de Vargas was born in Huelva, on 5 April 1898, as the second daughter of José Muñoz Pérez, a sports journalist who owned the newspaper La Provincia and co-founded Recreativo de Huelva in 1889. As the child of a well-off family, she was sent abroad to study at St. Katherine's School in Walmer, Kent, returning to Spain before the outbreak of the First World War to complete her studies in Barcelona and at the dependent on the Institución Libre de Enseñanza in Madrid.

Writing career In July 1919, Muñoz de Vargas published his first text, dedicated to the Virgin of El Rocío, in the Revista Hispanoamericana Cervantes. She became the first female regular contributor to the Huelva press, specifically to her father's La Provincia,

Works

Novels Herrumbre en el alma Toros y palomas El amor no pide permiso Tres días de amor

Poetry books Bosque sin salida Lluvia en verano La Princesita de la Sal

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