About Wally Zenner
Lived 1905 – 1996 (aged 90–91). Wally Zenner was an Argentine writer.
María Julia “Wally” Zenner (1905–1996) was an Argentine poet and translator. She was born in Buenos Aires. She studied declamation (poetry recitation) under Alemany Villa and became one of Buenos Aires’ prominent reciters in the 1920s.
She was also a writer and published several works:
Jorge Luis Borges was an intimate of Zenner, and wrote a preface to .
Zenner's brother was the actor Rodolfo Zenner.
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Who was Wally Zenner?
Argentinean writer
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Wally Zenner was born in 1905 in Buenos Aires.
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Wally Zenner died in 1996 in Buenos Aires.
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Wally Zenner was a writer.
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Wally Zenner was Argentine.
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