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Julia de Burgos: Una voz que resuena en la historia

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Q 1/4
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¿Cuál era la nacionalidad de Julia de Burgos?
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Puertorriqueña
Española
Cubana
Mexicana
Q 2/4
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¿Qué expresan principalmente los poemas de Julia de Burgos?
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Tristeza y melancolía
Amor hacia Puerto Rico y crítica a la colonización
Miedo y desesperación
Alegría y felicidad

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¿Cuál era la nacionalidad de Julia de Burgos?

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¿Qué expresan principalmente los poemas de Julia de Burgos?

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¿Cuál es el poema más famoso de Julia de Burgos?

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¿Qué aspecto de la vida de Julia de Burgos marcó su legado?

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