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Español: Emilia Pincheira Oyarzún (más conocida como Mila Oyarzún, Concepción, 1912 - Santiago, 9 de octubre de 1982) fue una escritora, poeta y activista de los derechos humanos chilena que cultivó los géneros literarios de la poesía y novela.2 Fue integrante y ocupó un cargo directivo en el Grupo Fuego de Poesía (fundado en 1955) junto a varios escritores como José Miguel Vicuña, María Silva Ossa, Carlos René Correa, Eliana Navarro, Francisca Ossandón y Chela Reyes, entre otros.
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