Alberto Estima de Oliveira
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Alberto Estima de Oliveira (July 1, 1934 – May 1, 2008) was a Portuguese
Portugal
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 poet. He was born in Lisbon
Lisbon
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, moved to Benguela
Benguela
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, Angola
Angola
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 in 1957, and later to Guinea Bissau. He lived in Macao
Mação
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from 1982 to 2004.

Selected works

  • Vector II
  • Vector III
  • Kuzuela III – 1.ª Antologia de Poesia Africana de Espressão Portuguesa
  • Tempo de Angústia (Angola, 1972)
  • Infraestructuras (Macao, 1987)
  • Diálogo do Silêncio (Macao, 1988)
  • Rosto (Macao, 1990)
  • Corpo (Con)Sentido (Macao, 1993)
  • Esqueleto do Tempo (Macao, 1995)
  • O Sentir (Macao, 1996)
  • Infraestruturas (Kei Tcho) (Macau, 1999) (bilingual Portuguese, Chinese)
  • MESOPOTAMIA – espaço que criei (Lisboa, 2003)

Awards

  • 1999: INTERNATIONAL GRAND PRIZE FOR POETRY at The International Festival “Curtea de Arges Poetry Nights”, Romania
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