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Luis Alberto Urrea - Biography

Born on June 20, 1955 in Tijuana, Mexico, Urrea grew up in a Mexican-American family on the border between Mexico and the United States. His family moved to San Diego, California when he was a child. This experience had a profound impact on his writing, and he became the literary voice of migrants and borders.

Urrea received his bachelor's degree from San Diego University and then his master's degree from Columbia University. His education in arts and literature reinforced his passion for writing. His literary inspiration includes works by Latin American authors such as Gabriel Garcia Márquez and Julio Cortázar.

Luis Alberto became known for his works that explore Mexican-American and Latin American identities, immigration, and cross-cultural themes. He writes in both English and Spanish, and his work is often translated into various languages.

One of the most famous works is his flashback novel "Forward Like on Quito!" ("Into the Beautiful North"), published in 2009. The novel tells the story of a young woman from a Mexican village who travels to the United States to return the local men and save her village. The book discusses themes of migration, solidarity and dreams.

Luis Alberto Urrea believes that literature is able to build bridges between different cultures and help people understand each other better. He focuses on the importance of telling the stories of migrants and less audible voices. His works are always aimed at creating dialogue and empathy.

In addition to "Go Like Quito!," Luis Alberto has written numerous other successful novels, short stories, and essays. Some of his notable works include "The Club of the Paper Back Roads," "Everything I Did You," and "The Devil's Highway."

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