This attempt to find perfection with every new poem has, according to Mario Vargas Llosa who used Varela's poem Ternera acosada por tР“РЋbanos ( Calf tortured by horse-flies) as a notable example of her philosophy, 'the quality of heroes from ancient myths who die, but fight to the very last moment anyway.' Her poems are surrealist in the way that they try to express the world in an innocent way from the inner space's point of view, yet they cannot prevent cruelty from coming into them from the outside world. She was awarded the Medalla de Honor by the Peruvian National Institute of Culture, the Premio Octavio Paz de PoesР“Вa y Ensayo (Octavio Paz Prize for poetry and essays), the Premio Internacional de PoesР“Вa Ciudad de Granada Federico GarcР“Вa Lorca (City of Granada Federico GarcР“Вa Lorca International Poetry Prize, 2006 as the first woman ever), and the Premio Reina SofР“Вa de PoesР“Вa Iberoamericana (Queen Sophia's Prize for Iberoamerican Poetry, 2007). In 1962 she returned to Lima and since then traveled mainly to US, Spain and France. Later Varela lived in Florence and Washington, D.C. The most secret, timid and natural of them all.' Rigorous Poetry and Enjoyment 'of rebellion', in the words of Octavio Paz.

And among those songs you could hear a lonesome song of one Peruvian girl: Blanca Varela. Paz persuaded her to publish her poetry, and in the preface to the first edition of her debut book Ese puerto existe (1959) he wrote: 'At that time we all used to sing. Haga clic en las letras ENG que aparecen en la barra de tareas de su escritorio cerca del reloj, y luego seleccione la distribucin del teclado ENG INTL. While in Paris was part of the group of expatriates Latin American artists and writers who met regularly at the CafР“В© de Flore, engaging in vigorous discussions on how they could participate in the international modern movement while preserving their Latin American cultural identity. Seleccione la lista para Estados Unidos Diseo de teclado tctil internacional y luego haga clic en el botn Agregar.

In 1949 they travelled to Paris where she met Octavio Paz, a key figure in her life, who introduced her to the artists and intellectuals there, such as AndrР“В© Breton, Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Henri Michaux, Alberto Giacometti and Fernand LР“В©ger, among others and also other Latin American authors who lived in France at that time, for example Carlos MartР“Вnez Rivas. She studied Humanities and Education at the National University of San Marcos where she met other future writers such as SebastiР“РЋn Salazar Bondy, Javier Sologuren, Jorge Eduardo Eielson, and her future husband, the artist and sculptor Fernando de Szyszlo with whom she had two children. Her mother was a composer who authored many famous creole waltzes.

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