Poetess. Born Edelina Adriana Beltrán Ramos, her pen-name, Dina Bellrham, was a combination of her two last names, and was the pseudonym that she used to sign her works. She is recognized for having received the First Mention in the I Ileana Espinel Cedeño Poetry Contest, in 2008, by the House of Ecuadorian Culture. She published four collections of poems: "Con plexus de culpa" (2008), "La mujer de Helio" (2011), "Je suis malade" (2012) and "Libro inédita Bellrham" (2013, post-mortem). In addition to her career as a poet, she completed the fifth year of Medicine at the University of Guayaquil and was part of the poetry group "Buseta de Papel." She also stood out for actively participating in favor of the dissemination of literature at the youth level and, given her sense of humanitarian collaboration, she joined the "Narices Rojas" foundation, where she carried out social works. She died of an intentional overdose in 2011.
Poetess. Born Edelina Adriana Beltrán Ramos, her pen-name, Dina Bellrham, was a combination of her two last names, and was the pseudonym that she used to sign her works. She is recognized for having received the First Mention in the I Ileana Espinel Cedeño Poetry Contest, in 2008, by the House of Ecuadorian Culture. She published four collections of poems: "Con plexus de culpa" (2008), "La mujer de Helio" (2011), "Je suis malade" (2012) and "Libro inédita Bellrham" (2013, post-mortem). In addition to her career as a poet, she completed the fifth year of Medicine at the University of Guayaquil and was part of the poetry group "Buseta de Papel." She also stood out for actively participating in favor of the dissemination of literature at the youth level and, given her sense of humanitarian collaboration, she joined the "Narices Rojas" foundation, where she carried out social works. She died of an intentional overdose in 2011.
Bio by: Juanfe
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