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'''Fernando Periquet Zuaznábar''''' ({{date|1873}}, Valencia – {{date|1940}}, Valladolid) was a writer, poet and librettist.
'''Fernando Periquet Zuaznábar''''' ({{date|1873}}, Valencia – {{date|1940}}, Valladolid) was a writer, poet and librettist.


In [[1879]] He moved to [[Barcelona]] and was a student of [[Hermenegildo Anglada]].
In 1879, at the age of 6, he moved with his family to Barcelona. In 1889, he went to live in Madrid to work in the newspaper {{lang|es|El Clamor}}.<ref name="Spain"/><ref name="Wiki"/>
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Working under the direction of Francisco Peris Mencheta, he developed various journalistic activities and collaborated with other publications as a critic and short-story writer.
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In the field of novels he began with {{lang|es|Exhausto,}} published in instalments in {{lang|es|El Cuento Semanal}}.<ref name="Wiki"/> Most of his popularity is due to his numerous {{lang|es|tonadillas}}.<p>


He was the founder of ''La sátira'' in [[1885]] during his time at the institute. He went to live in [[Madrid]] in [[1889]] to work in the newspaper ''El Clamor''.
He was also a contributor to the newspaper ''Worlds's Work''.<ref name="Wiki"/>
 
Working under the direction of [[Francisco Peris Mencheta]], he developed various journalistic activities and collaborated with other publications as a critic and short-story writer.
 
In the field of novels he began with ''Exhausto'', published in installments in ''El Cuento Semanal''.
 
His popularity is due to the numerous tonadillas and songs of Goyaesque evocation.
 
He was a contributor to the newspaper [[Worlds's Work]].
 
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