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Ferreira Gullar

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Also known as Jose Ribamar Ferreira

Brazilian poet (1930–2016)

Person · Open Library

Born
1930
Died
2016
Works
74

Top works

  • Cancioneiro
  • Autobiografia poética e outros textos
  • O formigueiro
  • Toda poesia (1950-1980)
  • Smutsig dikt = Poema sujo

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Film & TV

São Luís, Maranhão, Brazil

Ferreira Gullar, pseudonym of José Ribamar Ferreira (São Luís, September 10, 1930 – Rio de Janeiro, December 4, 2016), was a Brazilian writer, poet, art critic, biographer, translator, memoirist and essayist and one of the founders of neoconcretism. He was the candidate for chair 37 of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, in the vacancy left by Ivan Junqueira, of which he took office on December 5,…

Known for

  • O Peso do Céu Vazio2026
  • Armando Costa: “Televisão pra Mim Não é Bico” — Self2024
  • They Shot the Piano Player — Self (voice)2023
  • O Canto Livre de Nara Leão — Self2022
  • Memórias do Grupo Opinião — Self (archive footage)2019
  • Ferreira Gullar: Arqueologia do Poeta — Self2019
  • Gabeira — Self2017
  • Estrada de Sonhos — himself2015
  • O Brasil de Darcy Ribeiro2014
  • Plano B2014

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
Brazil
Active from
1930-09-10
Active to
2016-12-04

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
284
Total plays
2,008

Tags

poesia

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Brazil
Place of birth
São Luís
Place of death
Rio de Janeiro
Languages spoken
Russian
Genre
essay
Image
Ferreira Gular (1970).tif
Number of children
3
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pseudonym
Ferreira Gullar
cause of death
pneumonia
manner of death
natural causes
date of death
2016-12-04
date of birth
1930-09-10
birth name
José Ribamar Ferreira
Commons category
Ferreira Gullar
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