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Luis Charry

Luis Charry (born 1976) is a Colombian writer. His novels include Alford (2002), Los niños suicidas (2004), Ruinas familiares (2010), La naturaleza de las penas (2012), Últimas funciones en la sombra (2018), and a short story collection, La furia de los elementos (2006). His work has been included in Fricciones urbanas: Fricciones urbanas: 11 escritores escriben sobre 11 ciudades (2004) and Palabra capital: Bogotá develada (2007). In 2008 he won the National Poetry Prize for Unpublished Works for his book Las tardes
Charry has taught at Georgetown University and The George Washington University. He teaches at the University of Maryland, College Park.
* Alford (2002)
* Los niños suicidas (2004) 
* La furia de los elementos (2006)
* Las tardes (2008)
* Ruinas familiares (2010)
* La naturaleza de las penas (2012)
* Últimas funciones en la sombra (2018)
Category:1976 births
Category:Colombian male novelists
Category:21st-century Colombian novelists
Luis Fernando Amaya

Luis Fernando Amaya (Luis Fernando Amaya Muñoz) (born 4 July 1992) is a Mexican composer and musician based in Oslo.
==Biography==
Amaya was born in Aguascalientes, Mexico. He began studies in composition and Latin American percussion in high school and completed a bachelor’s in theory and composition at the Centro de Investigación y Estudios de la Música (CIEM). Amaya went on to earn a master’s and PhD in composition from Northwestern University, where he was the school’s first recipient of a Presidential Scholarship in composition. His primary teachers include Víctor Rasgado, Jay Alan Yim, María Antonieta Lozano, and Alex Mincek. 
Amaya’s music has been featured in the Americas and Europe at festivals that include the Lucerne Festival, Ultima Festival of Contemporary Music, and Ear Taxi Festival. In 2014, he represented Mexico at the 61st International Rostrum of Composers of UNESCO in Helsinki. 
His works are published by Babel Scores.
==Selected works==
* Árbol de Bocas (2018-2022): multi-media opera for 24 voices, saxophone quartet, four instrumental soloists, two percussionists, and video. Visuals by Elana Meyers and Jane Bergkotte
* "comentarios inaudibles" (2021) for solo violoncello, transducers, and video 
* Bestiario series (2019 - present) 
* Dialectos de árbol (“Tree DIalects”) series (2018 - present) 
* "Tinta Roja, Tinta Negra" (2017, rev. 2019) for open instrumentation ensemble 
* Preguntas (“Questions”) series (2014 - present)
==Discography==
* 2023 — Cortahojas (Protomaterial Records); Monographic album.					
* 2022 — Tinker, Tailor: performer: Shepherdess; enclosed: "Pregunta no.3: Fonón" for mezzo-soprano, violin, and electronics					
* 2022 — Axis Mundi (SideBand Records); performer: Ben Roidl-Ward; enclosed: "Pregunta no.4: Quimera" for bassoon solo
* 2022 — Miúin Sampler 1 (Miúin Records); enclosed: "quebrada" for fixed media
* 2022 — New Music by Living Composers: Volume 2 (Petrichor Records); performer: Brandon Quarles; enclosed: "la mano izquierda es la que escribe las mentiras chiquitas" for tenor saxophone and electronics
* 2022 — New Music by Living Composers: Volume 6 (Petrichor Records); enclosed: "que (no) te cubras de sombra for fixed-media"
* 2020 — The Same Old Wonder (New Focus Recordings); performer: Hasco Duo; enclosed: "Tinta Roja, Tinta Negra" arranged for soprano, electric guitar, and electronics					
* 2020 — Fang Poet I (Guilded Records); performer: Fat Pigeon; music co-composed by Emily Beisel, Craig Davis Pinson, and Luis Fernando Amaya				
* 2017 — Gather 2017 Mixtape (Gather); performer: Eli Namay; enclosed: Objeto/Espacio no.2 for prepared/flawed string instrument				
* 2015 — Cuerdas Sin Cordura (Urtext Digital Classics); performer: Cuarteto Arcano; enclosed: "Navío al Garete" for string quartet
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Category:1992 births
Category:Mexican composers
Category:Musicians
Category:Mexican people
Category:People from Aguascalientes
Luis Lanz

Luis Lanz (born December 26, 1988), commonly known as "Gato", is a self-taught, Race Car driver and drifter born in Maracay, Venezuela. who competes in various racing and drifting organizations. He races with a variety of Chevrolet Corvette race cars sponsored by PartsW. Lanz won the 2022 National Auto Sport Association FL ST3 Championship, and competes in various different Drifting and Racing competitions.
Lanz attended Florida International University and acquired a degree in Computer science in 2012.
Category:1988 births
Category:People from Maracay
Category:Venezuelan people
Category:Florida International University alumni
Category:Racing drivers
Luis Prol

Luis Adolfo Prol (April 22, 1945 - January 30, 1996.) was an Argentine lawyer and politician who served as Federal Interventor of Catamarca in 1991, after Governor Ramón Saadi was removed from office by President Carlos Menem due to the scandal generated by the murder of María Soledad Moraleshttp://www.letravivadigital.com.ar/letraviva7/nota6.html
==Life and career==
His father, also called Luis, was a court clerk who lived in Córdoba. Prol studied law at the Catholic University of Córdoba.http://www.robertobaschetti.com/biografia/p/297.html Biografía en página de Baschetti In his youth, he was a militant of Montoneros, which resulted in his imprisonment by the Military Junta. He was freed due to his father's connections. During Carlos Menem's presidency he served as Secretary of Public Companies (1990), Subsecretary of Energy and Secretary of Social Development (1995).
Category:1945 births
Category:Argentine people
Category:Lawyers
Category:Politicians
Category:1996 deaths
Luis Quintanilla

Luis Quintanilla Isasi (12 June 1893 - 16 October 1978) was a Spanish visual artist.
==Career==
He went to Paris as an aspiring artist in 1912 and met cubist Juan Gris. He returned to neutral Spain after the start of WWI. Back in Paris in the 1920's he met Ernest Hemingway and other modernist artists. In 1934, Hemingway and John Dos Passos organized a show of Quintanilla's art at the Pierre Matisse gallery in New York.
Quintanilla joined the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) in 1929. He was imprisoned for eight months in 1934 for revolutionary activies. In 1936 he joined the Republican army in the Spanish Civil War. Following their defeat Quintanilla went into exile first in New York from January 1939, and then to Paris from October 1958. He returned to Spain after the death of General Franco in 1976. 
==Sources==
* Beyer, Andreas, Benedicte Savoy and Tegethoff Wolf (eds.): "Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon. Die Bildenden Künstler aller Zeiten und Völker." Vol. 97. Berlin, De Gruyter, 2018. p. 287-88.
* Quintanilla, Luis, and López Sobrado, Esther. "Pasatiempo" : La Vida de Un Pintor : Memorias / Luis Quintanilla ; Edición, Estudio Introductorio y Notas de Esther López-Sobrado. Ediciós Do Castro, 2004.
* Quintanilla, Paul. "Waiting at the Shore: Art, Revolution, War, and Exile in the Life of the Spanish Artist Luis Quintanilla." Sussex Academic Press, 2014.
Category:1893 births
Category:1976 deaths]
Category:Spanish modern painters
Category:Political artists
Category:School of Paris
Category:Spanish anti-fascists
Category:Spanish cubist artists
Category:Spanish expatriates in France
Category:Spanish male painters
Category:Spanish muralists
Luis Rigual

Luis Roberto Rigual (died 1983) was a Puerto Rican television sportscaster. He was the main sports newscaster of canal 4's newscast, Noticentro 4, until his unexpected death from a heart attack in 1983. Rigual also appeared at the station's sports casts, including telecasts of boxing fights, baseball, basketball, and other sports.
==See also==
*List of Puerto Ricans
*Junior Abrams
*Rafael Bracero
Category:1983 deaths
Category:Puerto Rican sports journalists
Category:Puerto Rican people
Luisa Azevedo

Luisa Azevedo (born October 16, 2000) is a Brazilian actress, filmmaker, model, and producer. From her early days at the esteemed Studio Fátima Toledo to her intensive training at the New York Film Academy, Azevedo has honed her craft and showcased her exceptional skills on stage and screen. Her performances in various independent short films, including "For Us," which earned her the Best Actress award at the Vesuvius International Film Festival, have garnered critical acclaim and praise from audiences. Other notable works include Venus Rising (2022), Adeus, Femme Fatale, Faith, and Wishful Thinking.
==Biography==
Azevedo was born on October 16, 2000, in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. Growing up in a close-knit family, she shared her childhood with her parents and older brother Marcelo. From an early age, Azevedo displayed a creative inclination, engaging in reading and writing stories. Her parents nurtured her artistic interests by encouraging her to explore various dance forms, including Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary Dance, and Street Dance.
During high school, Azevedo delved into drama and briefly considered a career in medicine before discovering her true passion for acting. In 2019, she moved to São Paulo, where she rekindled her love for theater and acting at the Studio Fátima Toledo.
In 2021, Azevedo relocated to Los Angeles, California, to study acting at the New York Film Academy.
Over the past two years, she has actively participated in various projects and independent short films, such as 'Venus Rising' and 'For Us.' Notably, her remarkable performance in "For Us" earned her the Best Actress award at the Vesuvius International Film Festival, while her short film "Adeus" received a nomination for the Best Short Film award at the International World Film Awards. Additionally, she has upcoming projects, including "Femme Fatale," "Faith," and "Wishful Thinking."
Azevedo has also ventured into modeling for renowned fashion and beauty brands, including an official book trailer for best-selling author Melissa de la Cruz's book "The Headmaster's List."
Alongside her career in the arts, Azevedo is actively involved in volunteer work, contributing to projects such as Project Angel's Food in Los Angeles and AHEAD with horses in California.
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	Role
2022	Venus Rising 	Gabby
2023	For Us 	Alice
 	Adeus 	Mila
 	Femme Fatale 	Estella
 	Faith 	Lizzy
 	Wishful Thinking	Cousin
==Awards and recognitions==
* Won the Best Actress award at the Vesuvius International Film Festival for her role as Alice in the short film “For Us.”
* "Adeus" received a nomination for the Best Short Film award at the International World Film Awards.
==Gallery==
==References==
==External links==
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Category:2000 births
Category:Brazilian actresses
Category:Brazilian filmmakers
Category:Brazilian female models
Category:Brazilian film producers
Category:New York Film Academy alumni
Luisa Bashylina

Luisa Bashylina (born April 2006 in Schwelm, Germany) is a Ukranian-German chess player. She was awarded the title of Woman FIDE Master by FIDE in 2021.
==Chess career==
In 2018, Bashylina won silver at the U-12 European Youth Chess Championship in Riga.
She won her category in the German Youth Chess Championship twice, the U12 section in 2018 and the U14 section in 2019.
She finished second in the German Women's Chess Championship in 2023.
She represented the German national team on various youth tournaments such as the European Youth Team Chess Championship in 2018 where she won gold with the German team in the u12 section.
She won the European Rapid U16 Championship in 2022 and finished second in the European Blitz U16 Championship in the same year. Both events were held in Thessaloniki.
Category:2006 births
Category:People from Schwelm
Category:German chess players
Category:German people
Category:Ukrainian people
Luisa Carnés

Luisa Carnés (Madrid, January 1905 - Mexico 12 March 1964) was a Spanish fiction writer and journalist.</span>
Carnés was born in Madrid, the daughter of a barber and a seamstress. She was the oldest of six children. Economic hardship in her family compelled her to leave school at age eleven to apprentice as a hatmaker. An autodidact, she was an avid reader of Cervantes, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Gorky, among others.Plaza Plaza, Antonio (2016). "A propósito de la narrativa del 27. Luisa Carnés (1905-1964): Revisión de una escritora postergada" Epilogue in Tea Rooms: Working-Class Women by Luisa Carnés (Xixón (Gijón), Spain, Hoja de Lata Editorial, 2016). [Kindle] In 1928 she published her first collection of short stories, Peregrinos de Calvario, and in 1930 her first novel, Natacha. Both were published by the Compañía Iberoamericana de Publicaciones (CIAP), where she worked and where she met her husband, the illustrator Ramón Puyol (1907-1981). In 1931, after the publisher went out of business, she and Puyol moved from Madrid to :simple:Algeciras|Algeciras. In 1932 she returned to Madrid on her own and began waitressing in a tea room, an experience that inspired what is generally regarded as her best book,Tea Rooms. Mujeres obreras [Tea Rooms. Working-class Women]. She was a member of the :simple:PCE|PCE (Communist Party of Spain) and an advocate for women's suffrage. An active defender of the Second Spanish Republic|Spanish Republic, after the Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936 she wrote articles and plays in its defense. With the fall of the Spanish Republic in 1939, she crossed the border to France and then sailed to Mexico, where, like many Spanish Republicans, she was granted asylum. She remained in Mexico until her death in 1964 in a car accident.
Long forgotten in Spain, since 2002 much of her work has been brought back into print. In 2019 a commemorative plaque was placed on the building where she was born, at Calle Lope de Vega, 31, Madrid.
== Bibliography ==
* Cumpleaños. Los bancos del Prado. Los vendedores de miedo, Publicaciones de la Asociación de Directores de Escena de España, Madrid, 2002.
* El eslabón perdido, Editorial Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2002.
* Tea Rooms. Mujeres obreras, Hoja de Lata, Asturias, 2016
* De Barcelona a la Bretaña francesa, Editorial Renacimiento, 2017
* Trece cuentos (1931-1963), Hoja de Lata, Asturias, 2017.
* De Barcelona a la Bretaña francesa. Memorias, Biblioteca del exilio, Sevilla, 2017.
* Rosalía. Raíz apasionada de Galicia, Hoja de Lata, Asturias, 2018.
* Rojo y gris, Editorial Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2018.
* Donde brotó el laurel, Editorial Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2018.
* Natacha, Editorial Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2019. 
Category:Spanish writers
Category:Spanish journalists
Category:Spanish people
Luisa Colón

Luisa Colón is a writer, illustrator, and actor born in New York City. She appeared in the 2006 film Day Night Day Night using the screen name Luisa Williams. Colón is the daughter of stateside Puerto Rican Cartoonist, Ernie Colón.
==Career==
Colón began writing for New York (magazine) in the early 2000s.
In 2006, she appeared in Julia Loktev's film Day Night Day Night. She was nominated for Breakthrough Actor award at the 17th Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards 2007|IFP Gotham Awards. and nominated for an Alliance of Women Film Journalists Female Focus Award for Best Newcomer.
In 2007, she appeared in Anna, a short film directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, which was part of To Each His Own Cinema|Chacun Son Cinéma, an anthology by 35 film directors commissioned by the Cannes Film Festival to celebrate its 60 year anniversary.
In 2022, it was announced by Publisher's Marketplace that Colón's first novel, Bad Moon Rising, would be released by Cemetery Dance Publications in August 2023.
Category:Actors from New York City
Category:Writers
Luisa World

Luisa World is a prestigious chain of luxury multi-brand boutiques located in Greece. Known for its exclusive selection of high-end fashion, accessories, and lifestyle products, Luisa World has established itself as a prominent destination for luxury shopping in Greece.
==History==
Luisa World was founded in 1975, with the first Luisa store in the Kolonaki neighbourhood, the luxury hub of Athens. The brand was created with the vision of bringing a curated collection of luxury fashion and lifestyle brands to the Greek market. Since its inception, Luisa World has earned a reputation for offering a carefully curated selection of products from renowned designers and brands.
==Boutiques==
Luisa World operates a network of boutique locations throughout Greece. Each boutique is designed to provide a unique and immersive shopping experience, with a focus on showcasing the latest collections from both established and emerging luxury fashion brands.
As of October 2023, the chain has numerous boutiques, located in Kolonaki (flagship store), Kifisia, Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel, Mykonos, Paros, and Santorini, as well as a Bottega Veneta boutique in Kifisia, Athens.
==Brands==
Luisa World is known for its exclusive partnerships with prestigious fashion and lifestyle brands, ensuring that customers have access to the latest collections and limited-edition pieces. Some of the brands Luisa carries include Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Valentino, Celine, Alexander McQueen, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Pucci, Etro, Stella McCartney, Loewe, Balmain, Gucci, Prada, and Chloé, to name a few. 
Category:Luxury brands
Category:Fashion
Category:Clothing brands
Category:Companies of Greece
Category:Companies established in 1975
Luise Vosgerchian

Luise Vosgerchian (November 9, 1922 - March 13, 2000) was a concert pianist and music professor at Harvard University. She taught at Harvard for beginning in 1959 and was a mentor to many prominent musicians.
In 1948 The New York Times wrote about one of her recitals.
She met Kamil Pagacik in Paris in 1949 and married him. Before Harvard she taught at Brandeis University.
Harvard awards a Luise Vosgerchian Teaching Award.
In an interview she described Harvard's Basic Piano Program.
A memorial service with performances was held for her at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge and recorded.
==References==
Category:1922 births
Category:2000 deaths
Category:Pianists
Category:Women pianists
Category:American women pianists
Category:Harvard University faculty
Category:New England Conservatory alumni
Category:Brandeis University faculty
Luiz Chiqueto

Luiz Chiqueto is a casino writer associated with the AskGamblers.com Portuguese version of the site. He is known as an expert in sharing comprehensive insights on gambling industry through industry news, big wins articles, promotions and informative casino blog posts.
==Career==
Chiqueto has been working in the gambling industry since 2018. He is responsible of producing content for the AskGamblers.com Portuguese edition of the website. Through his writing, he aims to present betting to players as a form of healthy entertainment.
Chiqueto's expertise lies in researching and reporting on the dynamic iGaming landscape. His writings are acclaimed for insightful analyses, providing the Portuguese-speaking gaming community with a comprehensive understanding of industry trends and lucrative promotions. With over a decade of experience in customer service, Chiqueto efficiently addresses customer problems while maintaining composure under pressure. 
In his role as a casino writer at AskGamblers, Chiqueto continues to be a trusted source for Portuguese players. Through his work, he ensures they are well-informed about industry news, motivated by lucrative promotions, and captivated by the thrill of big wins in the ever-evolving world of online gaming.
==External links==
* Luiz Chiqueto at AskGamblers
Category:Writers
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people
Luiz Felipe d'Avila

Luiz Felipe Chaves d’Avila (born 24 August, 1963) is scientist, politician, and founder of the Center for Public Leadership (Brazilian Portuguese language: Centro de Liderança Pública, CLP). Currently he is the presidential candidate for the New Party (Brazil) in the 2022 Brazilian general election.
==Career==
In 2008, d'Avila founded the Center for Public Leadership, a non-profit organization sponsored by large companies such as Gerdau and Itaú Unibanco, which claims to seek to develop public leaders "committed to promoting transformative changes." 
He is the author of history and politics books. Among the works, we highlight “O Twilight of an Era”, “Dona Veridiana: The trajectory of a São Paulo dynasty”, “Os Virtuosos”, “Character and Leadership: Nine Statesmen who Built Brazilian Democracy”, “ Cosimo de Medici - Memoirs of a Renaissance Leader” and the “10 Commandments: From the Country We Are to the Brazil We Want”.
== Personal life ==
Luiz Felipe d'Avila, son of the calculating engineer Aluízio d'Avila and Maria Christina Pacheco Chaves, comes from a family with a tradition in national politics. He is the grandson of federal deputy João Pacheco e Chaves (MDB-SP), now deceased, who presided over the extinct IBC (Brazilian Coffee Institute) and was Secretary of Agriculture and Supply of the State of São Paulo. He has two brothers: Frederico, a Liberal Party (Brazil, 2006) deputy for São Paulo, and Luís Henrique. He is married to Ana Maria Diniz, daughter of businessman Abílio Diniz , with whom he has two children, Andrea and João Luís. He is the great-great-grandson of fellow politician Elias Antônio Pacheco e Chaves.
== Books ==
* Brazil, A Democracy in Danger . Ed. Hamburg, 1990.
* The Brazilian Constitutions Ed. Brazilian, 1993. ISBN: 8511140921
* Twilight of an Era Ed. Maakron Books, 1995. ISBN: 8534604991
* Dona Veridiana Ed. The Giraffe, 2004. ISBN: 8589876217
* The Virtuoso Ed. The Giraffe, 2006. ISBN: 8589876918
* Cosimo de Medici Ed. Ediouro, 2008. ISBN: 9788500018152
* Character and leadership: nine statesmen who built democracy in Brazil. Ed. Mameluko, 2013. ISBN: 978-85-60432-10-3
* Rowing against the tide: the builders of Brazilian democracy . Ed. Modern, 2015. ISBN: 978-85-16-09654-0
* 10 Commandments: from the country we are to the Brazil we want. Ed. Topbooks, 2017. ISBN: 978-85-7475-265-5
Category:1963 births
Category:Political scientists
Category:People from São Paulo
Category:Harvard Kennedy School alumni
Luiz Sayão

Luiz Alberto Teixeira Sayão (* April 19, 1963 in São Paulo) is a Brazilian radio producer (Rota 66, Rádio Trans Mundial), lecturer and author on Biblical themes related to Israel. The linguist and Hebraist specialized in the Hebrew Bible and was part of Bible translation teams to convert the Old Testament to modern Brazilian Portuguese.
From 2013 to 2016, he was a rector of the private theological college Seminário Teológico Batista do SulSeminário Teológico Batista do Sul in Rio de Janeiro. In 2021, he became rector of another theological college, the São Paulo based Faculdade Batista Teológica.Faculdade Batista Teológica
Luiz Sayão's contributions to modern Bible translations include him serving as coordinator of the translation from Hebrew to Brazilian Portuguese of Nova Versão Internacional,Nova Versão Internacional exegetical coordinator for the Bíblia Almeida Século 21Bíblia Almeida 21 Online as well as co-translator of A Mensagem, a highly idiomatic translation of the Bible into contemporary Brazilian Portuguese.
In 2003, Luiz Sayão was awarded the Prize for Literary Character by the Christian Editor's Association of Brazil ABEC.Associação de Editores Cristãos ABECAETAL
Apart from his academic work, Luiz Sayão hosts a daily radio show Rota 66 on Rádio Trans Mundial affiliated to Trans World Radio. He is also a frequent guest in other radio and TV programs in Brazil as well as Israel and leads international study tours to historic biblical sites.
Luiz Sayão authored a number of books in Brazilian Portuguese, some of which have been translated to Spanish. His topics cover biblical and Israel related subjects. Luiz Sayão is also a frequent speaker at biblical congresses in North and South America, Western Europe, Israel and Japan.
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Category:1963 births
Category:Brazilian radio personalities
Category:Brazilian Hebraists
Category:People from São Paulo