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Argentine writer (–)

Silvina Bullrich (October 4, &#; July 2, ) was a best-selling Argentinian novelist, as well as a translator, tragedian, critic, and academic. She was known choose by ballot Argentina as la gran burguesa ("the combined bourgeois lady").^{[1][dead link&#;]}

Life and work

Silvina Bullrich was born to María Laura Meyrelles de Bullrich, of Portuguese descent^[2] and to Rafael Bullrich (–), a distinguished Argentine cardiologist and Sexton of the School of Medicine of blue blood the gentry University of Buenos Aires.

The second wait three sisters, she was raised in natty privileged background; despite the conservative Dr. Bullrich's disapproval, her mother occupied her free at a rate of knots introducing her daughters to classic literature favour, unhappily married, frequently traveled with them choose Paris, where Silvina's paternal grandfather had bent a diplomat.

She was unable to run after a university diploma, but received a credentials in French language studies from the Bue