UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DEL PERÚ

INGLES IV

ACADEMIC TASK 2

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ESQUEN AGAPITO, CHINGO HORNA,

Daniel Gaspar María Leonor
MARIO VARGAS LLOSA
THE INDELIBLE MARK OF A PERUVIAN
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER

INTRODUCTION

Mario Vargas Llosa, born in Arequipa, Peru, in

1936, is a prolific and internationally acclaimed
writer, considered one of the fundamental pillars
of Latin American literature of the 20th and 21st
centuries.

EARLY YEARS AND LITERARY TRAINING

Vargas Llosa, raised in a middle-class family, spent his childhood in Bolivia and then in Piura, Peru.
He studied Literature and Law at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, where his
passion for literature awakened. In 1959 he published his first story, "Los Jefes", and won the
Leopoldo Arias Arguello Prize.

CONSECRATION AS A WRITER

The 1960s established him as one of the most important authors in Latin America. In 1962, he
published his first nobel, called "La Ciudad y los perros," a masterpiece that explores violence,
friendship, and identity formation in a militarized context. In addition, his work "Conversación en la
Catedral", published in 1969, consolidated his international fame, and in 1994 he added humor
and satire to his repertoire with his work "Pantaleón y las visitadoras".

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION AND SUBSEQUENT WORK

Vargas Llosa has received numerous awards and recognitions, in 1989 he received the Prince of
Asturias Prize for the Nobel for his work "El hablador". However, his definitive consecration came in
2010 with the Nobel Prize for Literature, positioning him as one of the great writers of his time.

LEGACY AND VALIDITY

In conclusion, Mario Vargas Llosa has left an indelible mark on the world of letters. His work,
translated into more than 50 languages, has been read and admired by millions of people around
the world. His influence continues to inspire new generations of writers.
 TRANSCRIPTION

(AC-S09) Week 09 - Task: Assignment - A success story from Peru (TA2)

LEONOR: Hi miss! I’m Leonor Chingo.

DANIEL: Hello teacher! I’m Daniel Agapito, and this is our work for the
Academic Task 2.

Leonor: Today we will talk about a successful Peruvian. For this reason, we have chosen
to talk about Mario Vargas Llosa.

Daniel: MARIO VARGAS LLOSA: The indelible mark of a Peruvian Nobel Prize
winner. First of all, Mario Vargas Llosa, born in Arequipa, Peru, in 1936, is a prolific and
internationally acclaimed writer, considered one of the fundamental pillars of Latin
American literature of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Leonor: About his early years and literary training, Vargas Llosa, raised in a middle-
class family, spent his childhood in Bolivia and then in Piura, Peru. He studied Literature
and Law at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, where his passion for
literature awakened. In 1959 he published his first story, "Los Jefes", and won the
Leopoldo Arias Arguello Prize.

Daniel: His Consecration as a writer, the 1960s established him as one of the most
important authors in Latin America. In 1962, he published his first nobel, called "La
ciudad y los perros," a masterpiece that explores violence, friendship, and identity
formation in a militarized context. In addition, his work "Conversación en la Catedral",
published in 1969, consolidated his international fame, and in 1994 he added humor and
satire to his repertoire with his work "Pantaleón y las visitadoras".

Leonor: About his international recognition and subsequent works, Vargas Llosa has
received numerous awards and recognitions, in 1989 he received the Prince of Asturias
Prize for the Nobel for his work "El hablador". However, his definitive consecration came
in 2010 with the Nobel Prize for Literature, positioning him as one of the great writers of
his time.
Daniel: In conclusion, Mario Vargas Llosa has left an indelible mark on the world of
letters. His work, translated into more than 50 languages, has been read and admired by
millions of people around the world. His influence continues to inspire new generations
of writers.

Leonor: This is all about the successful Peruvian Nobelist, Mario Vargas Llosa. Thanks.