Ángel Guido

1896–1960 (age 64)

Biography

Ángel Guido was an Argentine writer born in 1896 who contributed to Argentine literature and intellectual discourse. His written works reflected the cultural and social concerns of his time, establishing him as a notable figure in Argentine letters during the 20th century.

Guido's literary contributions helped shape Argentine cultural expression during a formative period. He was interred in El Salvador Cemetery, reflecting his connection to that region. He passed away in 1960, leaving behind a literary legacy that continues to be part of Argentina's cultural heritage.

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