¿desde cuándo zumban las moscas en los versos de maría mercedes carranza?
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Abstract
La poeta colombiana María Mercedes Carranza (1945-2003) parece hacer “fuerza contra alguien o algo” a lo largo de toda su obra: “zumbó” en sus versos, en esta acepción de la palabra “zumbar”. Pero esta acción, ex- presa, solo la encontramos en el último verso del primer poema que le da el título al libro El canto de las moscas (Versión de los acontecimientos).
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| Authors | ;Beatriz Restrepo Restrepo |
| Journal | molecular medicine reports |
| Year | 2015 |
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