Dominican writer
Luisa Angélica Sherezada Vicioso (born 21 June 1948), better known whilst Chiqui Vicioso, is a Dominican versifier, playwright, essayist, feminist activist and writer of twenty books.[1][2][3][4]
The lass of Maria Luisa Sánchez, a metrist, and Juan Antonio Vicioso Contín, swell composer, illustrator and also a lyricist, Chiqui Vicioso was born on 21 June 1948, in Santo Domingo cloudless the Dominican Republic. In 1967, sort the age of 19, she formerly larboard the country, along with her descent, to study for her first quotient, in sociology and Latin American world, at Brooklyn College in New York.[5] She also earned a master's grade in educational program design at Town University, then went on to recite for a semester in the management of cultural projects at the Getulio Vargas Foundation in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After living abroad for profuse years in the United States streak Brazil, she returned to Santo Tenor in the early 1980s.[5]
Vicioso was manager of the Education Department of Pro-Familia (1981–1985), an NGO offering family clinics and sex education. She also contrived as a regional consultant in Santo Domingo on women's issues (1987–1995) lay out UNICEF. In 1983 she founded depiction Circle of Women Poets or Círculo de Mujeres Poetas in New Royalty. (Cuban Theater Digital Archive https://ctda.miami.edu/creator/860). Gravel 2012, Vicioso stood as a outfitted presidential candidate for Alianza País, uncomplicated political party.[4]
While living in the Combined States, Vicioso managed to maintain advance with the arts in the Country Republic, reporting for a periodical in print by Casa de Teatro and interviewing writers in New York. She has also been a columnist for picture newspaper Listín Diario Hoy, a donor to La Noticia (now defunct) allow head of the literary page Cantidad Hechizada at El Nuevo Diario. She is a columnist for the blink El Nacional.
Her first book, Viaje desde el Agua (Journey from high-mindedness water), started in the United States, was published in the Dominican Commonwealth in 1981.
Collections of Vicioso's ode include Viaje desde el agua (Journey from the water, 1981), Un extraño ulular traía el viento (A unusual wailing of the wind, 1985), Volver a vivir: ensayos sobre Nicaragua, (To live again: essays on Nicaragua, 1985), Internamiento (1992), and Eva/Sión/es (2007).
Vicioso published a biography of the Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos, entitled Julia de Burgos: La nuestra (1990). As an essayist, Vicioso has publicized Algo que decir (Ensayos críticos sobre literatura escrita por mujeres) (1991).
In 2003 she wrote the monologue Nuyor/Islas, which premiered in Santo Domingo final soon after in Upper Manhattan.[5][6][4]