"You'll find me swinging from the branches of my ancestral tree."
Juan Pablo Luzuriaga
"You'll find me swinging from the branches of my ancestral tree."
Juan Pablo Luzuriaga
"You'll find me swinging from the branches of my ancestral tree."
Juan Pablo Luzuriaga
"You'll find me swinging from the branches of my ancestral tree."
Juan Pablo Luzuriaga
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Juan Luzuriaga was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and immigrated to the United States at sixteen. He studied Neuroscience at Rutgers University and Literature at UC Merced. He teaches poetry in prisons, including California Men’s Colony, and at Cuesta College. He has been a featured panelist at UC Merced, the Cuesta College Central Coast Writers’ Conference, the San Francisco Writers Conference, MoSt Festival, among other literary gatherings. His work has appeared in Acentos Review, San Diego Poetry Annual, Monterey Poetry Review, and Cholla Needles, as well as in anthologies from Bombshelter Press, Casablanca Press, and Wyld Syde Press, among other literary journals and collections.

Q'elqaq means writer in Quechua. Juan Pablo honors his Basque and Inca lineage.
His writing has deep roots in spirituality and carries a rich generational history.
Quechua: Until life brings us together again.
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