Elías Regules (1861–1929) was a

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and

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. He was a member of the Constitutional Party.

Works

Poetry

*''Mi tapera'' (1894) *''Pasto de cuchilla'' (1904) *''Renglones sobre postales'' (1908) *''Veinte centésimos de versos'' (1911) *''Mi pago'' (1924) *''Versitos criollos'' (1924)

Theatre

*"Martín Fierro" (1890), *"El entenao" (1892) *"Los gauchitos" (1894)

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