The main character did not (*) vote for the Justice of the Peace, and eventually ends up with the father of Picardia, whom he later meets in the same place as a black man, whose brother he had killed.
At the beginning of this work, the protagonist is compared to a solitary bird, and another character sings a song about how all women are like mules. In one section, a white person with a dancing monkey gets rounded up with the main character. One character in this book had a tutor who robbed him of the inheritance his aunt left him, and another was wrongly accused of murder, and insisted others not to follow the law; those two are the sons of the protagonist. One character dies by nursing the chief of an Indian tribe ravaged with smallpox. The main character did not (*) vote for the Justice of the Peace, and eventually ends up with the father of Picardia, whom he later meets in the same place as a black man, whose brother he had killed. This happens years after he escaped from conscription with Cruz, and this work ends with the title character laying down his guitar on the Pampas. For 10 points, name this gaucho epic poem by José Hernández.
At the beginning of this work, the protagonist is compared to a solitary bird, and another character sings a song about how all women are like mules.
El Gaucho {Martín Fierro} [do not accept La {Vuelta} de {Martín Fierro}]