About Mercedes Dantas Lacombe
Lived 1888 – 1966 (aged 77–78). Mercedes Dantas Lacombe was an Argentine poet, writer, feminist and teacher.
Mercedes Dantas Lacombe (1888–1966) was an Argentine poet, teacher, and feminist, a co-founder of the .
Biography Mercedes Dantas Lacombe was born in Buenos Aires on 5 July 1888. She attended the University of Buenos Aires, and graduated as a teacher and PhD from its Faculty of Philosophy and Letters.
She wrote for several magazines and newspapers, such as , La Nota, Nosotros, Caras y Caretas, , and La Razón. In 1925, she published her first book of poetry entitled De mi senda (Of My Path).
She was a teacher at Normal School No. 8 for Women Teachers, and wrote the lyrics for its school hymn, which had music by Raúl Espoile.
She was a co-founder of the , and became its first president on 19 August 1921.
On 17 June 1928, she received a scroll signed by all members of the Argentine Women's Club to honor her for her effective performance.
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Who was Mercedes Dantas Lacombe?
Argentine poet (1888–1966)
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Mercedes Dantas Lacombe was born on 5 July 1888 in Buenos Aires.
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Mercedes Dantas Lacombe died in 1966 in Buenos Aires.
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Mercedes Dantas Lacombe was a poet, writer, feminist and teacher.
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Mercedes Dantas Lacombe was Argentine.
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