Doralina de la Caridad Alonso Pérez
Dora Alonso
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Notable children's literature writer for whom she obtained the Casa de las Américas Award in Children's Literature, in 1988 she receives the National Prize for Literature
Yanitsia Canetti
Graduate in Journalism from the Universidad de la Habana, with a Master's degree in Linguistics and a Doctorate in Latin American Literature
Luisa Pérez Montes de Oca
Luisa Pérez de Zambrano, «la más insigne elegíaca de nuestras líricas»
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Cuban writer of the nineteenth century, one of the most distinguished representations of romanticism in Cuban literature
Onelio Jorge Cardoso
Cuentero mayor
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He was born in Calabazar de Sagua, a small town in the center of the Island, belonging to the former province of Las Villas, on May 11, 1914
Juan Francisco Calcagno Monzón
Francisco Calcagno
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Pedagogue, journalist, translator, anthologist, lecturer, biographer, essayist, poet and, above all, prolific Cuban novelist
Joaquín Lorenzo Luaces
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Poet and playwright
Lisandro Otero
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Novelist, diplomat, and journalist
Emilio Bacardí Moreau
Born in Santiago de Cuba, he was the son of Facundo Bacardí y Massó, a merchant of Catalan origin who would create the important spirits company Ron Bacardí —of which Emilio and his brothers were ...
Lorenzo García Vega
Cult author and creator of one of the most unclassifiable works in Cuban literature, his influence reaches the youngest writers of the Island
María Villar Buceta
Born in Pedro Betancourt, Matanzas, María Villar Buceta managed at age 16 to astonish critics when, from her native corner, formerly called Corral Falso, she published her first poems and journalistic ...
Ramón Rubiera Pastrana
Born in Los Palos, municipality of Nueva Paz, province of La Habana, a poet and journalist, narrator, art critic and publicist who served as Editor-in-Chief of the local magazines "Alborada" and "Bohemia".
He ...
Adolfo Martí Fuentes
He was a professor at the University of La Habana and National Director of Literature of the former National Council of Culture
Juan Francisco Sariol
He was born in San Luis and when he was seven years old his family moved to Santiago de Cuba, where he studied at a public school and at the private school San Severino, in exchange for different services ...
Raúl Morales García
Raúl Morales del Cascorro
Cuban writer with an extensive body of work (Trees Without Roots, A Dove for Graciela, The Best Fruit)
Félix Ernesto Chávez López
Born in La Habana, Cuba
Manuel Navarro Luna
Cuban poet and journalist, representative of the avant-garde movement of the 1930s
Miguel Jerónimo Gutiérrez Hurtado
Cuban poet and revolutionary
Nicolás Heredia
Cesar de Hinolia, Mostaza, El emigrado, Rodrigo Ruiz, El Caballero Bayardo, Luis Villarena, Marabut, Porfirio, Nemo, Bibelot, N.H.
Born in Baní, Santo Domingo
José Ramón Betancourt Betancourt
El estudiante, Las dos banderas
Cuban writer who stood out for his work in prose
Gustavo Pérez Firmat
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He was born in Cuba and emigrated to the United States to the city of Miami in 1960, when he was only 11 years old
Gabriel de la Concepción Valdés
Plácido
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Cuban poet, part of the poetic triad par excellence of the first Cuban romanticism, alongside José María Heredia and José Jacinto Milanés
Juan Cristóbal Nápoles Fajardo
Cucalambé, Cookcalambe,
A great figure of Cuban Siboney and Creole poetry; the most important cultivator of the décima in the nineteenth century of the Island
Francisco de Oraá Carratalá
He was born in La Habana
Bonifacio Byrne Puñales
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Cuban poet, born in Matanzas
Carilda Oliver Labra
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Matanzas-born poet who won the National Prize for Literature
In 1940 she graduates with a degree in Letters and Sciences from the Institute of Secondary Education in Matanzas
Nieves Xenes
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Cuban romantic and modernist poetess
Nicolás Cristobal Guillén Batista
Nicolás Guillén
Cuban writer, considered by his work to be the National Poet
Juan Antonio Alfonso Roque
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He is head of the cultural section of the Provincial Newspaper 5 de Septiembre, and also serves as an adjunct professor in the Social Communication program at the University of Cienfuegos
Ada Elba Pérez Rodríguez
Guajirita deslumbrada
She was born in Jarahueca, province of Sancti Spíritus
Enrique Serpa Filis
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Outstanding Cuban narrator, poet, and journalist
Excilia Saldaña Molina
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Poet, teacher, translator, and writer of children's literature, Cuban
Ernesto Fernández Arrondo
Cuban poet and journalist
Mercedes Serafina Núñez de Villavicencio Ortiz
Serafina Núñez
Serafina Núñez was and will be a woman swept by the wind, which is useful and dangerous at once, especially for whoever set out to delve into more than nine decades of her life where fire and passion, ...
José Jacinto Milanés Fuentes
Cuban poet and playwright; one of the essential voices of the first Cuban poetic romanticism in the nineteenth century, alongside José María Heredia and Gabriel de la Concepción Valdés, Plácido
Jorge Luis Arzola
Cuban writer born in Jatibonico, Sancti Spíritus (1966)
Mercedes Matamoros del Valle
Ofelia, La poetisa del dolor, La alondra ciega
Distinguished Cuban writer and poetess
Juan Clemente Zenea Fornaris
Adolfo de la Azucena, Espejo del corazón, Ego quoque,***, Un amigo de la juventud, Una habanera
Cuban writer recognized for having exerted great influence on Cuban literature by reviving Romanticism, marking a new line in Hispanic American poetry
Jesús Orta Ruiz
El Indio Naborí, Jesús Ribona, Juan Criollo, Martín de la Hoz.
Cuban poet, journalist, and literary researcher
Sergio Ángel Chaple Mesa
Cuban poet native of La Habana
Julián del Casal de la Lastra
Julián del Casal y de la Lastra was a Cuban poet and writer and one of the greatest exponents of modernism in Latin America
He was born in La Habana, son of Julián del Casal y Ugareda, a native of Vizcaya, ...
Cirilo Villaverde de la Paz
El ambulante del Oeste, Un contemporáneo, Simón Judas de la Paz, Sansueñas
One of the most important Cuban novelists of the nineteenth century; journalist, teacher, and translator
Enrique del Risco Arrocha
Bachelor's degree in History, Universidad de La Habana, 1990 and Ph
Andrés Núñez Olano
Cuban journalist and poet
José Zacarías Tallet
José Zacarías Tallet, intimate friend and brother-in-law of Rubén Martínez Villena
Julio Girona Fernández
Renowned Cuban painter, sculptor, caricaturist, draftsman and engraver
Noel Navarro
Journalist, narrator of novels and short stories, and essay writer
Ramón Meza
Narrator, columnist and essayist
