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He was awarded the Environmental Playwright Prize (1990); Playwright for Children Prize Aquiles Nazoa (1998) and his play “Perez´s Widow” was Local Theater Prize (1991). His brief opera “Bell of Silence” was National Theater for Children Prize (1992).
He has published:
“Carruselimbo Circus Mágica” (2000)
“Dragons and Curtains. Two versed plays for children” (2000)
“Magicians, frogs, doors and minor events” (1993 and 2000)
“The Book of Books” (1995)
“The many thousand deasyficult problems and a secret” (2004)
Printed:
“A Cat on the Corner”
Additionally, his tales have been published in the journal “El Tiempo” (Bogotá, 1990); “El Mercurio” (Santiago de Chile, 1993); as well as magazines like “El Espantapájaros” (Colombia, 1995) and “Letras” (Caracas, 1991-1996) among other.
His webpage is: http://www.rubenmartinezsantana.com
Other activities:
Edited the cd “Darío’s Diary” (1995); “Babilonia D.F.” (1999) –nominated to the Venezuelan Pop n’ Rock Prize in 2000- and “The Silent Opera” (2001).
He is also director of the La Victoria Digital Information Center in Aragua State (1996-2001) a pioneer in Latin-America concerning new technologies applied in education. He currently directs the theater group Altosf Barcelona and he regularly gives workshops on the Altosf method in Maastricht Holland. He reads his tales for the program “La Aventura de Llegir” and for the Xarxa de Biblioteques de la Generalitat of Catalunya. He also is dedicated to the training of oral narrators at the Centre Civic Pati Llimona in Barcelona where he is currently living since 2001.