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Mário Zambujal Died, "Good health." Writer and Journalist Was 90 Years Old.
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The writer was 90 years old at the beginning of the month, leading to the Memorial edition of some of his works, such as "Dama de Espadas" and "Cronica dos Bons Malandros".
Mário Zambujal was a Portuguese journalist, writer and commentator, born in Moura, in the district of Beja. He started his career in sports journalism, passing through editions such as The Bola, Diario de Lisboa and Record. He died this Friday, at the age of 90. Remember the writer's conversation with Daniel Oliveira, in this High Definition of 2013
Record
sabado.ptWriter and journalist died this Thursday at the age of 90
Author of one of Portugal's most successful literary achievements in the '80s, Chronicle of the Bonds of Malandros, journalist and director of newspapers, proud encouraged him to die this Friday, at 90 years of age.
Journalist and writer, he was a versatile figure of Portuguese culture and author of several books such as “Crónica dos Bons Malandros”. He was co-ordinated in 2018 with the Order of the Child D. Henrique for his contribution to communication and literature.
O Minho
famaradio.tvThe writer and journalist Mário Zambujal died today at the age of 90. Born in Moura, Beja, in 1936, he moved to Amareleja at the age of five. His family then moved to the Algarve, and he went to Lisbon as an adult. In addition to being a writer, he was a sports journalist at RTP, becoming known as the presenter of "Grande Encontro". Besides television, he collaborated on radio programs, most notably "Pão com Manteiga" on Rádio Comercial with Ca…
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