Latin American amatory poetry

Latin American Amatory Poetry is an anthology by Manuel Ruano. It contains 120 Latin American poems from the sixteenth century to the present day. Manuel Ruano, a poet born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1943, is known for his broad and exhaustive vision of Latin American poetry.
Latin American amatory poetry is distinguished by its diversity and breadth, including a pre-Columbian poem and texts by literary personalities such as the Comte de Lautréamont, Jules Laforgue, Jules Supervielle and Saint-John Perse. The inclusion of these authors contributes to the richness and novelty of the collection, providing a variety of perspectives and styles.
In addition to the poems, the anthology also includes a useful bibliographic appendix that can serve as a valuable resource for readers and students of Latin American poetry. Ruano’s present anthology continues to be an important contribution to the study and appreciation of Latin American poetry.