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Cordillera de Los Andes una materia vibrante: fractales lumínicos en los Recados de Gabriela Mistral

Authors: Mauricio Fernández Santibáñez;

Cordillera de Los Andes una materia vibrante: fractales lumínicos en los Recados de Gabriela Mistral

Abstract

La Cordillera de los Andes, en la región de Coquimbo, tiene alturas sobre los seis mil metros que luego descienden a través de cordones montañosos transversales a tres y dos mil metros de altitud. Como menciona acertadamente Gabriela Mistral en su “Breve descripción de Chile”: La región de Coquimbo junto con Aconcagua y Valparaíso son una “zona de transición” o “zona de los valles transversales” (34); lugar específico donde nace el Valle de Elqui (Coquimbo). Estos brazos transversales que surgen del cuerpo orológico de los Andes, cruzan tanto el territorio mistraliano y el chileno. Son extensiones de piedra conformadas de cerros, quebradas, rocas, colores y valles. Van de este a oeste para terminar desvaneciéndose en el mar3.

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