Home›Iberian and Latin American Literature›All Iberian and Latin American LiteratureBrowse ByAll Iberian and Latin American LiteratureReference and ClassificationVerifiedLiterature in Spanish and Portuguese, spanning Spain and Portugal and the whole of Latin America, grouped together the way comparative literature surveys usually treat the Iberian-language world. Belongs here: Spain's Golden Age and modern authors, the Portuguese and Brazilian tradition, the Latin American Boom novelists and poets, and the indigenous Mesoamerican poetic tradition that Latin American literary history claims as its own root. Does not belong here: a Latin American author who wrote primarily in a language other than Spanish or Portuguese, none of whom appear in this atlas's current roster.FactsAll Iberian and Latin American LiteratureSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1000 1Primary Language or TraditionWell-attestedIberian and Latin American 1All Iberian and Latin American LiteratureFilter Results19 entriesGenreAllLyric Poetry (2)Romance (1)Satire (1)The Novel (2)The Picaresque Novel (1)MovementAllMagical Realism (1)Realism (1)Surrealism (1)The Latin American Boom (4)Ultraismo (1)Major AwardAllMiguel de Cervantes Prize (1)Nobel Prize in Literature (1)Nobel Prize in Literature (1990) (1)Nobel Prize in Literature, 2010 (1)Prix Medicis (1)Active EraAll1402 to 1472 (1)1547 to 1616 (1)1839 to 1908 (1)1884 to 1969 (1)1888 to 1935 (1)1889 to 1957 (1)1898 to 1936 (1)1899 to 1986 (1)1904 to 1973 (1)1904 to 1980 (1)1914 to 1984 (1)1914 to 1998 (1)1917 to 1986 (1)1920 to 1977 (1)1922 to 2010 (1)1927 to 2014 (1)1928 to 2012 (1)1936 to 2025 (1)Influenced ByAllAndre Breton (1)Original LanguageAllEnglish (5)French (6)German (1)Italian (1)Portuguese (3)Romanian (1)Spanish (13)NationalityAllArgentina (1)Brazil (2)Chile (3)Colombia (1)Cuba (1)France (1)Mexico (3)Peru (1)Portugal (2)Spain (1)United States (1)Venezuela (1)BrowseCompareSelect all 19Alejo CarpentierIberian and Latin American LiteratureCarlos FuentesIberian and Latin American LiteratureClarice LispectorIberian and Latin American LiteratureFederico Garcia LorcaIberian and Latin American LiteratureFernando PessoaIberian and Latin American LiteratureGabriel Garcia MarquezIberian and Latin American LiteratureGabriela MistralIberian and Latin American LiteratureIsabel AllendeIberian and Latin American LiteratureJorge Luis BorgesIberian and Latin American LiteratureJose SaramagoIberian and Latin American LiteratureJuan RulfoIberian and Latin American LiteratureJulio CortazarIberian and Latin American LiteratureMachado de AssisIberian and Latin American LiteratureMario Vargas LlosaIberian and Latin American LiteratureMiguel de CervantesIberian and Latin American LiteratureNezahualcoyotlIberian and Latin American LiteratureOctavio PazIberian and Latin American LiteraturePablo NerudaIberian and Latin American LiteratureRomulo GallegosIberian and Latin American LiteratureSources1. Jarchas (Wikipedia)tier 2WikipediaJarchas, lead section, dating sentenceQuote, Jarchas, lead section, dating sentenceWith examples dating back to the 11th century, this genre of poetry is believed to be among the oldest in any Romance languageView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.