Roy Berocay
Roy Berocay | |
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| Born | Roy Marcos Berocay Anchustegui 21 February 1955 |
| Occupations | journalist, writer, musician |
| Awards | Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo Premio Libro de Oro Premio Alas |
Roy Berocay (born 21 February 1955) is a journalist, musician, and an author of children's literature from Uruguay.[1][2]
He received the Premio Libro de Oro and Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo,[3] as well as the Premio Alas for his contribution to the national culture.[4]
Works
[edit]Literary
[edit]Saga del Sapo Ruperto (Saga of Ruperto the Toad)
- 1994, Las aventuras del sapo ruperto
- 1997, Ruperto detective
- 1999, Ruperto insiste
- 1995, Ruperto de terror III
- 1999,Ruperto al rescate
- Ruperto contraataca
- 1994, El abuelo más loco del mundo
- 1997, Lucas, el fantastico
- 1998, Siete cuentos sin sapo
Juvenile trilogy:
- 1998, Pequeña Ala
- 2001, La niebla
- 2004, Tan azul
- 1993, Pateando Lunas
- 1999, Los telepiratas
- 1999, Babu
- 2000, Un mundo perfecto
- 2001, El país de chorros 1 y 2
- 2005, Las semillas de lo bueno
- 2020, Superniña.[5]
Discography
[edit]- El conde de Saint Germain (El conde de St Germain, 1994)
- Pequeños infiernos (La conjura, 1999)
- Lo que hay (La conjura, Bizarro, 2002)
- Por fuera (La Conjura. Bizarro Records, 2005)
- 1000 km para ver (La Conjura, Bizarro Records, 2007)
- Apocalipso (Roy Berocay y La Conjura, Bizarro Records, 2008)
- Ruperto Rocanrol y otras bobadas (Alfaguara 2010)
- Ruperto Rocanrol, El secreto de la felicidad (Alfaguara, 2012)
- Bastante bardo (Ruperto Rocanrol, Papagayo Azul, 2014)
- Alegría mismo (Ruperto Rocanrol, Papagayo Azul, 2016)
- Cinco (Ruperto Rocanrol, Papagayo Azul, 2018)
- El replicante (Roy Berocay, Independent, 2020)
See also
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References
[edit]- ↑ ROY BEROCAY – REUTERS (17 June 1990). "Uruguayans Hang On to Their Old Cars". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 30 December 2010.
Stopping for a traffic light at a main intersection in Montevideo, a 1947 British Hillman pulls up next to a Studebaker. A 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air stops behind it.
{{cite news}}:|author=has generic name (help) - ↑ "Es uno de los clásicos infantiles del Uruguay, cumple 15 años y celebra en vacaciones de julio con nuevo show". EL PAIS (in Spanish). 28 June 2024. Retrieved 23 March 2025.
- ↑ Cámara Uruguaya del Libro. "Breve historia del Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo" (PDF) (in Spanish). Uruguay.
- ↑ Ministerio de Turismo de Uruguay (2018). "XVIII edición de los Premios Alas" (in Spanish). Uruguay.
- ↑ Cámara Uruguaya del Libro (2020). ""Superniña": el nuevo libro de Roy Berocay que une dos generaciones" (in Spanish). Uruguay.
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