/int/ - International

Why do Eastern-Europeans suddently arrive to know from hispics when the majority got rangebanned? Anyways as for my country's literature there's not much really worth it.
The most popular genre here is "magic realism", which in theory is inserting some supernatural elements in mundane scenarios were people are used to such events to then just present the usual critiques of society
>Muh sexism
>Muh rich
>Muh church
and so on
<plebbit space
Many times "hyperrealism" slop like anything by Mario Mendoza gets classified as "magic realism" for some reason. I'm not very well versed into the literature of my country since it is dominated by hippies

>>262603
Any good poetry?

>>262603
Our christian writer Vasile Voiculescu wrote in a magical realistic style way before the hispans btw

>>262606
No idea mayne, I mainly read about history. I do know the poetry scene is dominated by social critique too but also the somewhat-dada-influenced "nadaist" anarchists but its dnb.
Now that I think about it the biggest enemy of a Colombian is the other Colombians, since most of our literature, online discussion and even our only good animated series was social critique. Not that the Colombians are more self-aware than other hisps, if anything the average Colombian is a normieGOD goysumerist

The eternal fight between the midwit and the retard

>>262608
Our poetic tradition was heavily influenced by christianity(atleast until the postsmodernists)

Would love to see if the others have any insights, however the only of us left are Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Argentina and all those SNCA Central American countries. The rest are either rangebanned or redirect to the 'ru

>>262611
Manuel Bandeira from Brazil was gemmy