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Tere Marichal
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Main page In this Spanish name, the first or paternal family name is Marichal and the second or maternal family name is
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Maria Teresa "Tere" Marichal Lugo, (born May 24, 1956) better known as her character Maria Chuzema[1]
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is a Puerto Rican of Spaniard descent who is an actress, writer, ventriloquist, playwright and television
Contact us personality. For 25 years starting in 1987, her television show, *La Casa de Maria Chuzema", was shown on
Donate Puerto Rico's government channel, the PBS-affiliated Canal 6.[2]

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What links here Tere Marichal, storyteller from
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Biography [edit] folktale of Anansi at Biblioteca Juvenil
de Mayagüez during a Multicultural
Permanent link Marichal was born in Yauco, Puerto Rico, the daughter of a Spaniard Children's Book Day activity. Photo
Page information named Carlos Marichal, who was an artist and scenographer, and credit: User BibliotecaJuvenilMayaguez
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mother Flavia Lugo, a schoolteacher and radio show writer.
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During 2018, Marichal revealed that she had suffered domestic violence at a point in her life.[3]
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Languages During June of 2020, Marichal told Puerto Rican newspaper El Vocero that she had recuperated from a bout
Add links with the coronavirus.[4] Her son, Miguel, who is, as of 2020, incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution,
Fort Dix in New Jersey, United States, also suffered from that disease.[1]

Awards [edit]
For her work, Marichal has been awarded two Emmy's as well as the "Rene Marquez Award", which she won for
her play, "La Obra de los Dioses" ("The Work of the Gods").[5]

Writings [edit]
As of 2020, Marichal has written some 31 books that have been published, both in Spanish and in English.[6]

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List of Puerto Ricans

External links [edit]

1. ^a b "Tere Marichal clama por información de su hijo preso y enfermo" . Primera Hora. Retrieved 2020-09-07.
2. ^ "Cuenta cuentos por excelencia | Escenario" . elvocero.com. Retrieved 2020-09-07.
3. ^ "La actriz Tere Marichal narra su experiencia como sobreviviente de violencia de género - El Nuevo Día" .
elnuevodia.com. Retrieved 2020-09-07.
4. ^ "Se recupera del virus | Escenario" . elvocero.com. Retrieved 2020-09-07.
5. ^ "Homenaje a Tere Marichal -" . tintadigital.upra.edu. Retrieved 2020-09-07.
6. ^ "Tere Marichal Lugo" . Book Depository. Retrieved 2020-09-07.

Categories: 1956 births Living people Puerto Rican actresses Puerto Rican writers
People from San Juan, Puerto Rico People from Yauco, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican people of Spanish descent
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