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Enrique López Albújar (November 23, 1872 Chiclayo – March 6, 1966, Lima) was a Peruvian writer who focused mainly on poetry.

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Enrique López Albújar (Chiclayo, 23 de noviembre de 1872 - Lima, 6 de marzo de 1966) fue un escritor y poeta peruano. Cultivó diferentes estilos en la narrativa y es reconocido como el iniciador de la corriente indigenista del siglo XX, retomando la temática de Narciso Aréstegui y de Clorinda Matto de Turner y proponiendo un nuevo naturalismo que incluía la indagación psicológica. Incorpora las formas del cuento moderno para dar cuenta del mundo andino, del indio de carne y hueso, con sus creencias y formas de violencia. Se le considera como el primer narrador en construir una imagen verosímil del indio peruano. Sin embargo, su obra más conocida es la novela negrista Matalaché, ambientada en la costa piurana y que narra la historia de amor entre un esclavo mulato y la hija de un hacendado criollo, en las postrimerías de la colonia.

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