Works
- Los debates de Mitre (1857)
- Carta de Anastasio el Pollo sobre el beneficio de la Sra. La Grúa (1857),
- Fausto, Impresiones del gaucho Anastacio el Pollo en la representación de la Ópera (1866)
- Poesías (1870, prolog by José Mármol)
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