Leopoldo Marechal was an Argentine writer, poet, and playwright, born on June 11, 1900, in Buenos Aires. He is best known for his novel "Adán Buenosayres," which is considered a landmark of Argentine literature. Marechal's work often blends elements of fantasy, philosophy, and humor, reflecting his interest in both European and Latin American literary traditions. In addition to his literary contributions, Marechal was also involved in the cultural and intellectual life of Argentina. He was a member of the Grupo de los Tres, a literary group that included notable figures like Ricardo Güiraldes and Victoria Ocampo. Marechal's influence extends beyond literature, impacting Argentine culture until his death on June 26, 1970.