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Eugenio Pereira Salas (May 19, 1904 - November 17, 1979) was a Chilean historian.

Works

• The origins of Musical Art in Chile (1941)
• Colonial Games and Joys in Chile (1947)
• Notes on the History of Chilean Cuisine (1943)
• Bibliographical Guide to the Study of Chilean Folklore (1952)
• Pepe Vila. The Zarzuela Girl in Chile (1952)
• South America. Peru - Bolivia - Paraguay - Argentina - Chile. National Period (1956)
• History of Music in Chile (1850 - 1900) (1957)
• Art History in the Kingdom of Chile (1965)
• The First Contacts Between Chile and the United States , 1778 - 1808 (1971)
• Theatre History in Chile From its Origins to the Death of John Casacuberta, one thousand eight hundred forty-eight (1974)
• Notes on the History of Chilean Cuisine (1977)
• Biobibliography Musical Backgrounds into Chile from 1886 (1978)
• Research on the History of Art in Chile Republican (1992, posthumous)

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