About Valentina Pinelo
Lived 1600 – 1700. Valentina Pinelo was a Spanish poet, religious sister and writer.
Valentina Pinelo was a Spanish poet and writer at the beginning of the 17th century during the Spanish Golden Age of politics and culture.
Born into a wealthy Genovese family, at age 4 years she was sent to a convent at San Leandro in Seville to become a nun. She was in contact with certain intellectuals of the era, including the celebrated playwright Lope de Vega, who dedicated several laudatory poems to her.
She wrote Libro de las alabanzas y excelencias de la gloriosa Santa Ana published by Clemente Hidalgo in 1601. This work is studied by researchers of Mariology.
A street in Seville is named in Valentina Pinelo's honour.
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Who was Valentina Pinelo?
Spanish poet and writer
When was Valentina Pinelo born?
Valentina Pinelo was born in 1600 in Seville.
When did Valentina Pinelo die?
Valentina Pinelo died in 1700.
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Valentina Pinelo was a poet, religious sister and writer.
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Valentina Pinelo was Spanish.
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