Pedro Pablo Alayza

Summary

Pedro Pablo Alayza is a human^[1]. He was born in Lima^[2]. He was born on 1960^[3]. He worked as a curator^[4].

Key Facts

• Pedro Pablo Alayza's place of birth was Lima^[2].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza was born on 1960^[3].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's mother was Mercedes Tijero de Alayza^[5].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza held citizenship in Peru^[6].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's professions included curator^[4].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza held the position of museum director^[7].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza was educated at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru^[8].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's education included a stint at Free University of Brussels^[9].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza is recorded as male^[10].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's instance of is recorded as human^[11].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's family name is recorded as Alayza^[12].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's given name is recorded as Pedro^[13].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's given name is recorded as Pablo^[14].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Spanish^[15].
• Pedro Pablo Alayza's second family name in Spanish name is recorded as Tijero^[16].

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Origins and Family

Born in Lima^[2], Pedro Pablo Alayza… he was born on 1960^[3]. His mother was Mercedes Tijero de Alayza^[5].

Education

Educated at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru^[8], a pontifical university^[17], in Peru^[18], founded in 1917^[19], headquartered in Lima^[20] and Free University of Brussels^[9], a university^[21], in Belgium^[22], founded in 1834^[23], headquartered in Brussels^[24].

Career and Affiliations

Pedro Pablo Alayza worked as a curator^[4]. He held the position of museum director^[7].

FAQs

Where was Pedro Pablo Alayza born?

Pedro Pablo Alayza's place of birth was Lima^[2].

Who were Pedro Pablo Alayza's parents?

Pedro Pablo Alayza's mother was Mercedes Tijero de Alayza^[5].

What did Pedro Pablo Alayza do for work?

Pedro Pablo Alayza worked as curator^[4].

Where did Pedro Pablo Alayza go to school?

Pedro Pablo Alayza was educated at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru^[8] and Free University of Brussels^[9].