This work ends with the protagonist averting a fight with Moreno and giving advice to his two sons and Picardia.
One character in this work is tutored by Vizcacha, who is buried with one hand sticking above the ground. This work ends with the protagonist averting a fight with Moreno and giving advice to his two sons and Picardia. After refusing to vote, the protagonist is conscripted into the army, only to desert with his friend Sergeant Cruz. Divided into "La ida" and "La vuelta," this work is written in sextilla verse. The title payador uses a knife to kill an Indian before having a singing contest with a Negro, and protests against the government's exploitation of people living on the Pampas. FTP, name this poem by Jose Hernandez, a classic of gaucho literature.
One character in this work is tutored by Vizcacha, who is buried with one hand sticking above the ground.
{Martin Fierro}