Julio Cortázar Net Worth is
$1.6 Million

Mini Biography

Probably one of the most important Argentinian authors ever, Julio Cortazar was created in Belgium. When he was a kid he went along with his parents to Argentina. She remained in Buenos Aires until 1951, when he visited Paris and he remained in France until his loss of life. His first publication of short tales was “Bestiario” released in 1951. Following this, he had written many books of brief tales like “Last del Juego” (1956), “Todos los fuegos un fuego” (1966), “Todas las armas secretas” (1964). With this last publication he had written the storyplot “Un perseguidor” located in the life span of the fantastic alto sax participant Charlie Parker. His most celebrated publication was the book “Rayuela” (1963). His brief story “Todas las Babas del Diablo” was modified by Michelangelo Antonioni in to the the film Blow-Up (1966). “La autopista del sur” influenced the film Weekend (1967) aimed by Jean-Luc Godard.

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