Biography Of Mexican Writer Guadalupe Loaeza
Guadalupe Loaeza
Mexican Writer and Journalist
Born:
Full name: María Guadalupe Loaeza Tovar
1982 Guadalupe Loaeza published her first
journalistic article in the Mexican newspaper One More One. Has also written for The Day, The Financier,
Reform, The North, Sight, Paula and Kena.
1988 Publication of her book “Las niñas
Bien”, that had a great success and brought her to light in
1989 Following the success of “Las Niñas Bien”, Guadalupe published a work
of similar plot, called “Las Reinas de
Polanco”
1991 To satisfy her love to politics,
Guadalupe Loaeza published her book “Los Grillos y Otras Grillas”.
1992 Publication of her book “Compro, Luego
Existo”.
1993 Alejandro Pelayo carried out a film
based on her story Miroslava.
1994 She published her book “Las Obsesiones
de Sofía”. Sofía is the “alter ego” of the author, to whom she
describes as “childish body, manlike face, wings of angel and dark coloured
skin ...”
1996 Publication of her book “Sin Cuenta”.
1997 and 1998 These years marked the feminine
shade in the writings of Guadalupe Loaeza, as she showed her admiration to women,
with the publication of two works: “Mujeres Maravillosas” and “Ellas y Nosotras”. She also published “Primero las Damas”
1999 Along with Carlos Martínez, Loaeza
wrote “El Angel de nuestras Nostalgias”
2001 She became the director of the program
Detrás del Espejo, of Radio Red
2001 She had a cultural section in the TV
show “Hoy”, of Televisa.
2001 January 30th,
she participated in the activity called “Venga a tomar un
café con...” (Come and have some coffee
with.. )
2001 She carried out a number of conferences
at the XXVII Feria Internacional del Libro at
2003 She participated in the Literary
Coffee organized as part of the festivities of the Women’s International Day at
the Senate of the Republic and spoke about the social privileges of women,
reiterating her admiration to Mexican women.
2003 Guadalupe Loaeza was distinguished by
French Government with the medal of the “Legion d’Honeur”
2003 On November, she presented her first
novel: “Las Yeguas Finas”.
2003 On December, Guadalupe Loaeza received
a medal given to her by the ambassador of France Philippe Faure
2004, August Guadalupe Loaeza and her
husband, doctor Enrique Goldbard,
offered a dinner at their home in honor of Philippe Faure, ambassador of
France, and his wife. Other guests were Adolfo Aguilar Zinser, former
ambassador of Mexico before the UN, Hector Vasconcelos, former ambassador of
Mexico in Denmark, Sergio Aguayo and other important personalities.
2004 She participated in the presentation
of The Great tourist guide of Mexico The presenters were Ernesto Betancourt,
Guadalupe Loaeza, Andrés Manuel López Obrador,
Julieta Campos and Gerardo Mendiola.
Guadalupe Loaeza said that thanks to this guide the capital city
residents will fall in love again with their city.
2005 March, she travelled to San Luis
Potosí to give a conference before young students of the region, where she
spoke about National Identity.
2005 She presented her book “Siempre Estará
Paris”
2005 September. The author Guadalupe Loaeza and Stephanie
Kurian, Gonzalo Cart, Daniel Carbajal and Martha Merodio presented a book about
the mexican Earthquake of 1985, which includes testimonies of survivors, rescue
workers and columnists such as Elena Poniatowska, Carlos Monsiváis and Humberto
Musacchio.
2005, November. The author Guadalupe Loaeza will present her
book “Mi Amiga la Tristeza”, a biography of Augustin Lara