Tās'hā: Persiska (Farsi) 1398

Venezuelan playwright and novelist, born in Caracas. He started his artistic activity with visual arts, but in the end, he chose writing to express his thoughts and ideas. He writes poetry, paints, and has a regular column in a reputable newspaper about cultural and artistic issues. His novel titled "Sweet Oranges" was well received by the audience. He writes for radio, television, and cinema, and one of his scripts has won him a national award. With all his prolific work in various fields, he is known above all as a playwright. He has written more than thirty-five plays that have been performed in countries such as America, Spain, France, Germany, Argentina, Colombia, Bolivia, Cuba, Mexico, Peru, Chile, and Panama and have brought him many awards.