Eugenio Cambaceres

Eugenio Cambaceres was born in the year 1843; he died in the year 1888. He was a writer and a politician. In the 1880s, Eugenio Cambaceres wrote four books with Sin Rumbo that he wrote in the year 1885 being the masterpiece. His literary profession was cut short after he died of tuberculosis.

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Biography

Eugenio Cambaceres was born in Buenos Aires and he died in the city. He was the son of a French chemist father who came into the country in the year 1833 and a mother who is from Argentina. He went to secondary school at the ColegioNacional Central and then he went on and gained a law degree from the Universidad de Buenos Aires.

When he came into the politics of the country, he was elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies and also was named to be the secretary of the Club del Progreso in the year 1970 and in the year 1873, he became the Vice President of said organization. His downfall was because of the denunciation of frauds within the party. Though he was re-elected to the legislature of the country in the year 1876, he left the politics of the country to focus on his literary career.

In the year 1885, Eugenio Cambaceres dropped his most popular novel called Sin Rumbo.

Eugenio Cambaceres travelled to Europe and was in Paris when he died at the age of 45 in the year 1888. His daughter called RufinaCambaceres was just 4 years of age when the father died.