Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories
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My Lucy Friend Who Smells Like Corn Eleven Salvador Late or Early Mexican Movies Barbie-Q Mericans Tepeyac One Holy Night My Tocaya Woman Hollering Creek The Marlboro Man La Fabulosa: A Texas Operetta Remember the Alamo Never Marry a Mexican Bread Eyes of Zapata Anguiano Religious Articles Little Miracles, Kept Promises Los Boxers There Was a Man, There Was a Woman Tin Tan Tan Bien Pretty
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All Themes Love, The Joy of Life, & Interconnection Female Objectification & Power Cultural & National Identity Loss, Longing, & Grief Coming of Age
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All Characters Lucy Anguiano The Lucy Narrator Rachel Mrs. Price Phyllis Lopez Salvador The Movies Narrator The Barbie-Q Narrator Micaela (Michele) Junior Keeks The Awful Grandmother The Foreign Couple The Tepeyac Narrator Ixchel Chaq Uxmal Paloquín (“Boy Baby”) Abuelita Patricia (the Tocaya narrator) Patricia Bernadette Benavídez (Trish) Max Lucas Luna Luna Trish’s Father Cleófilas Enriqueta DeLeón Hernández Juan Pedro Martínez Sánchez Don Serafín Graciela Felice Soledad Dolores The First Speaker The Second Speaker Romelia The Fabulosa Narrator Carmen Berriozábal José Camilo Escamilla (The Texas Senator) Rudy (Tristán) Clemencia Drew Megan Clemencia’s Mother The Bread Narrator Inés Alfaro Emiliano Zapata Remigio Alfaro The Anguiano Narrator The Girl Who Cut Her Hair The Boxers Narrator A Man A Woman Flavio Munguía Galindo (“Rogelio Velasco”) Lupita The Cashier
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Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories

by

Sandra Cisneros

Camilo Escamilla (The Texas Senator) Character Analysis

A famous Texan senator who dates Carmen in “La Fabulosa: A Texas Operetta.” Camilo pays for Carmen to stay in an expensive condominium, and when José tries to kill her, he makes sure the newspapers don’t report about the scandal. Carmen eventually leaves Camilo for a wrestler named King Kong Cárdenas.
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Camilo Escamilla (The Texas Senator) Character Timeline in Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories

The timeline below shows where the character Camilo Escamilla (The Texas Senator) appears in Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
La Fabulosa: A Texas Operetta
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...they love it,” says the "Fabulosa" narrator. When Carmen meets a well-known Texas senator named Camilo Escamilla , she quickly abandons José. As the senator pays for her to stay in a... (full context)
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