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Carlos Obregón Borrero (February 21, 1929 – January 1, 1963) was a Colombian poet from Bogota. He is usually affiliated with the Mito movement. His work begun to be critically acclaimed by critics posthoumsly for his expressive intensity, exquisite form and metaphysical and spiritual nature that characterize it. His work is currently considered among the most significant in Colombia, despite the lack of interest generated within his own lifetime. Borrero committed suicide in Madrid, Spain on 1 January 1963.

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  • Carlos Obregón Borrero (February 21, 1929 – January 1, 1963) was a Colombian poet from Bogota. He is usually affiliated with the Mito movement. His work begun to be critically acclaimed by critics posthoumsly for his expressive intensity, exquisite form and metaphysical and spiritual nature that characterize it. His work is currently considered among the most significant in Colombia, despite the lack of interest generated within his own lifetime. Borrero committed suicide in Madrid, Spain on 1 January 1963. (en)
  • Carlos Roberto Obregón Borrero (Bogotá, 11 de noviembre de 1929 - Madrid, España, 3 de enero de 1963​) fue un poeta colombiano asociado a la generación de Mito. Su obra empieza a ser reivindicada por la crítica luego de su muerte. Las únicas obras de Obregón publicadas en vida fueron Distancia destruida y Estuario, que fueron reunidas póstumamente con otros poemas inéditos en el libro Obra poética de 1985.​ (es)
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  • Carlos Obregón Borrero (February 21, 1929 – January 1, 1963) was a Colombian poet from Bogota. He is usually affiliated with the Mito movement. His work begun to be critically acclaimed by critics posthoumsly for his expressive intensity, exquisite form and metaphysical and spiritual nature that characterize it. His work is currently considered among the most significant in Colombia, despite the lack of interest generated within his own lifetime. Borrero committed suicide in Madrid, Spain on 1 January 1963. (en)
  • Carlos Roberto Obregón Borrero (Bogotá, 11 de noviembre de 1929 - Madrid, España, 3 de enero de 1963​) fue un poeta colombiano asociado a la generación de Mito. Su obra empieza a ser reivindicada por la crítica luego de su muerte. Las únicas obras de Obregón publicadas en vida fueron Distancia destruida y Estuario, que fueron reunidas póstumamente con otros poemas inéditos en el libro Obra poética de 1985.​ (es)
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