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Born in Montevideo in 1970

In 1992 - enters the \"Escuela Pedro Figari\"

working with maestro Raúl Rial.

Make parallel courses in Art History

Color and Form and the sculptor Salmini Nimar

class = \"MsoNormal\" style = \"margin-left: 63.8pt\"> From his early works were linked to

historical themes of identity and rescue

In 1997 he received the 1st. Prize and Special Mention

in \"Lions Hall of Fine Arts

This year presents its shows

\"AvantGarde Md BT\", \"lang =\" EN \">\" Ngangela-People of the South \", on the contribution

African and Indian in the deed Artigas,

supported research

Oscar Montano historian, Prof. Alberto Brito and

Master Gonzalo Abella.

In 1998 exhibits at the

1er.Encuentro Afro Uruguayan Culture

Mundo Afro in Montevideo.

The same year he exhibited at the \"Meeting of Artists

Uruguayan in Miami-USA, with their jobs

on Candombe illustrates conferences

style = \"font-family:\" AvantGarde Md BT \",\" lang = \"EN\"> Professor Alberto Britt.

From 1999 until the date part in several

samples which collective and individual

in now numbering more than forty, standing

the itinerant \"Tangos Bringing Up \"performed

\"AvantGarde Md BT\", \"lang =\" EN \"> next the poet Miguel Angel Olivera.

This shows that include music, poetry, dance

and painting, was presented in 18 theaters around the country,

as well as the National Academy of Tango \"

City of Buenos Aires and

XV International Festival \"Viva Tango\" in Montevideo.

Since 2000 his work is illustrated with

various books, and CDs. of national edition

On March 8, 2004 presented at the Festival

Patria Gaucha Tacuarembó, their sample

\"Neglected Women History \"on texts

Gonzalo Abella teacher, it is being

presented in various parts of the country.

In 2009, presents its new exhibition

\"Pachakuti - Otramérica\" touring the

Uruguay different rooms.

this year, the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA

Hired him to make several murals for their fabrics

Offices in Montevideo.

He currently works as a teacher in the

Casa de la Cultura de San José de Carrasco

in \"University-South Black Roots\" of

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and in his private workshop

Part of private collections of his works in

Argentina, Brazil, France, Belgium, USA, South Africa

Venezuela, Italy and Uruguay

Permanent display in galleries in New York,

Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Punta del Este and Colonia del Sacramento.

CONTACTS:

Tel: (598) 2481 1983

Cel: 098 836224

E-mail: ypapara@hotmail.com - ypapara@gmail.com

Montevideo - Uruguay

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