Osvaldo Rodríguez (poet)

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Osvaldo Hernán Rodríguez Musso (26 July 1943 – 18 March 1996) was a Chilean troubadour, poet, and essayist commonly regarded in his country for his waltz song Valparaíso. Similarly, he is known as Gitano (Gypsy).

• 1973 – State of Emergency
• 1975 – Journal of the Double Exile
• 1994 – Songs of Extramural (foreword by Julio Cortázar)

• With Their Eyes Look Strange (short stories)
• The Day You Love Me (novel)

• Singers Who Reflect, Notes for a Personal History of the New Chilean Song

• The American Dream of Patricio Manns
• Laughter and Drums Gabriel Parra
• Araucaria de Chile

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