Quintero Weir, José Angel, 1955- (Nombre personal)

Quintero Weir, José Angel. El último despojo después de la tormenta, 2018: title page (José Angel Quintero Weir) page 7 (I am añuu [Paraujano] and wayuu [Goajiro] on my mother's side, but I am also a professor at the Universidad de Zulia with a doctorate from UNAM; on my father's side I am a descendant of the black escaped slave José Domingo Estrella and William Weir, son of Henry Weir, Scots member of the English Legion present at the naval battle of the Lago de Maracaibo, which definitively ousted the Spanish from these lands)

Personal docente de la Escuela de Letras Luz WWW site 15 August 2018: Quintero Weir, José (b. 21 July 1955 in Maracaibo; degree in letters (LUZ, 1986), university professor, cultural manager and writer (narrative and humor); worked on a research project at Laguna de Sinamaica with Alexis Fernandez, regarding the Paraujano o Añu language and the rescue of its few speakers by means of its myths, stories, and legends; secretary of culture for the state of Zulia (1994-1996))