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La Victoria de Junín: Canto a Bolívar

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  • Olmedo, José Joaquín
    In José Joaquín Olmedo

    …which he is best remembered, La victoria de Junín: Canto a Bolívar (1825; “The Victory at Junín: Song to Bolívar”), commemorates the decisive battle won there by the forces of the liberator Simón Bolívar against the Spanish armies. Neoclassical in form, yet Romantic in inspiration and imagery, the Canto a…

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