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Julio Cortázar - Archives
(Argentina, 1914–1984)

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1973 - Interview in Mexico during Julio Cortázar's first television interview
1977 - Interview in Spain with Joaquín Soler Serrano for the television show A fondo
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1978 - Audio interview in Cuba by Orlando Castellanos for Radio Habana Cuba
1978 - Interview in Paris, France, regarding the beginning and trajectory of his career
1980 - Interview for the series Topografía de una mirada, Cortázar speaks about his connection with Latin America
1981 - Interview by José Luis Jover for the television show, Encuentros con las letras of RTVE
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1982 - Audio recording from Paris, Julio Cortázar provides a message for the young writers of Chile
1983 - Cortázar interviewed in Mexico in Librería El Juglar regarding influences, Latin American identity, and exile
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