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Corina del Parral Durán (b. 25 January 1905, Bahía Blanca – d. 8 February 1979, Buenos Aires) was an Argentine writer, poet, pianist, and composer. Married to President José María Velasco Ibarra, she served four terms as the First Lady of Ecuador.

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rdfs:comment	Corina del Parral Durán (b. 25 January 1905, Bahía Blanca – d. 8 February 1979, Buenos Aires) was an Argentine writer, poet, pianist, and composer. Married to President José María Velasco Ibarra, she served four terms as the First Lady of Ecuador. (en) Corina del Parral Durán (Bahía Blanca, 25 de enero de 1905 - Buenos Aires, 8 de febrero de 1979) fue una escritora, poeta, pianista y compositora argentina. Tras su matrimonio con el presidente y líder populista ecuatoriano José María Velasco Ibarra, fue Primera dama de la nación en cuatro ocasiones (1944-1947, 1952-1956, 1960-1961 y 1968-1972). (es)
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