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Antonio Rivas discusses poet Federico García Lorca

DURATION: 00:57:38

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Duration
57 minutes, 38 seconds

Language
English

Ownership
The Chicago History Museum

Digital Format
WAV

Topics

Poetry Latino/a/x and Hispanic Culture & History

People

Authors, Writers

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Lorca, Federico García WFMT (Radio station : Chicago, Ill.)

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