Aníbal Cristobo
Argentine writer
Aníbal Cristobo (1 September 1971 – 17 March 2026) was an Argentine writer. He published poems and poetry books, as well as collaborations as editor.
Life and career
Cristobo lived six years in Rio de Janeiro, where he published his first works. He moved to Barcelona in 2002. Cristobo then published Castilian and Portuguese language books of poetry, and worked in other media. He received awards for literature in Spain. In 2009, Cristobo began to publish poems and drawings online.
Cristobo died in Barcelona on 17 March 2026, at the age of 54.
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