Obra Maestra - Today's Brilliant Contemporary and Modern Artist for Literature: Madame Mirta Ramirez

Mirta Ramírez, a remarkable woman born in Chaco, Argentina in 1965, has dedicated her life to the arts and culture. From an early age, Mirta discovered her passion for writing, starting her literary journey at the tender age of 12. Her love for words and stories grew into a lifelong commitment to cultural management, spanning more than 35 years.

As a primary school teacher, Mirta has influenced the lives of countless children, nurturing their curiosity and creativity. Beyond her role as an educator, she is also a loving mother and grandmother, whose family has always been a source of inspiration and strength.

In 2020, Mirta embarked on a new venture, creating and directing the Working Groups and Meetings of Writers and Artists of the World. These initiatives brought together artists from around the globe, providing a platform for them to share their work and connect with others who share their passion. Mirta's tireless efforts have made it possible for artists in various fields to gain recognition and exposure, transcending language barriers and geographical distances.

Mirta believes that culture is the heart where the art of loving nests, and her work reflects this philosophy. She understands that the brotherhood of peoples can fill the sea with colors, with each person contributing their grain of sand to form a beach where everyone can enjoy. Her mission is to promote cultural unity and mutual understanding through the arts.

Mirta's literary accomplishments are extensive. She has published numerous collections of poetry, including "Whispers of the Soul" (eight volumes), "Women on the Edge of the Abyss" (five volumes), "Women on the Edge of the Emotional Abyss," "Expressing Ourselves Without a Voice," and "Vida de Piedra Collection." Additionally, she published "With the Taste of Your Skin" and her first collection of poems, "Deshojando Momentos." Her writing is not just about perfection; it's about reaching people's hearts and souls.

Her contributions to literature and culture have been recognized with numerous awards. In 2020 alone, she received the Federal Luna de Oro Tucumán and the Gaviota de Plata for Cultural Management, the Patagónico Glaciar Tronador for Cultural Management, the Gaucho Salteño for Writer-Trajectory, the Obelisco de Oro for Writing, and the Cóndor Mendoza for Cultural Career and Management. These accolades reflect her dedication and impact on the cultural landscape.

Mirta's commitment to fostering cultural exchange led her to create and coordinate various groups and publications. She is the creator, administrator, and director of the Group of International Artists and Writers "Juntos por las Letras," as well as the creator and coordinator of the cultural magazines THotem and MultiArt. She also compiled and edited the book collection between plastic artists and writers, "Immortals," and founded the Artescritores Group and the Meeting Space for Artists of Together for Letters and Artescritores.

Her work has earned her international recognition, and she has been named a Doctor in Humanitarian Issues, Creativity, and Defense of Peace by several countries. She obtained two Honoris Causa degrees in 2021 and 2022. In 2023, Mirta focused on working with the creators of the Peruvian Book Fair, helping writers and artists who did not speak Spanish to participate. As an ambassador, she represented countries like Portugal, Spain, Uruguay, Peru, Mexico, and France.

Mirta has received numerous certificates for her cultural work and has been interviewed and published in various magazines and newspapers worldwide, including the USA, Bangladesh, Colombia, Venezuela, India, and Russia. She is also part of various anthologies from Russia, Belarus, Serbia, Morocco, Turkey, Tunisia, China, and Japan.

In 2024, Mirta dedicated herself to organizing the World Meeting of Writers, both in person and virtually. By 2025, she had designated 45 world headquarters to support and facilitate the distribution of cultural materials in libraries and schools.

Mirta Ramírez's life is a testament to her unwavering commitment to the arts and culture. Her dedication, passion, and love for her work have made a significant impact on the global cultural community. Through her tireless efforts, she has created a legacy that will continue to inspire and uplift artists and writers around the world for generations to come.

"You live in me..."

By: Mirta Ramirez 

How many times, my love

I wake up with my tears,

lava, burning my face...

The pillow stuck

in my throat,

underwater cavern

crossed by the diver of my memory...

Love...I know I dreamed of you...

That's why this anguish

mattress of pins

stuck in my body...

My infinite sadness...

can't get used to your absence...

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