After being reunited with his sons, the protagonist meets Picardia, the son of a former policeman who endured the tortures of the Indians with him, Cruz, and the protagonist of this work has a singing contest with the brother of a black man who he was hunted for killing years earlier.  
This work was the subject of a series of lectures by the author of Garden Twilights and The Golden Mountains, and this work provided the basis of the plot of the short story The End.  Near the beginning of this work, one character is drafted into the army by a judge who he refused to vote for.  After being reunited with his sons, the protagonist meets Picardia, the son of a former policeman who endured the tortures of the Indians with him, Cruz, and the protagonist of this work has a singing contest with the brother of a black man who he was hunted for killing years earlier.  Discussed by Leopoldo Lugones in El Payador, this work falls into the same genre as Ricardo Guiraldes' novel Don Segundo Sombra.  Ending with the title character laying down his guitar forever, FTP, name this epic poem by Jose Hernandez.
This work was the subject of a series of lectures by the author of Garden Twilights and The Golden Mountains, and this work provided the basis of the plot of the short story
The Gaucho Martin Fierro or The Departure of Martin Fierro or The Return of Martin Fierro or El Gaucho Martin Fierro or La Vuelta de Martin Fierro