So /lit/ what are the most important Latin american / Spanish

>>9112331
Vargas Llosa > everyone else

>>9112331
I'd say it's a tie between Darío, Borges, and Rulfo for Latin America.

>>9112365
Mexico has nothing to do with South America. Americans are retarded for creating this Latin America definition.

>>9112369
Butthurt spic detected

>>9112371
My native language isn't Spanish though. I'm kind of butthurt though because I just hate that Americans get the little they know about something they then compare to something else if it looks 1% similar they impose their world view in all cultures. They know Mexicans very well so everything that shares something with Mexicans are Mexicans. But you'd call me a retard if I said that a English guy is the same as an American or even an Irish guy is the same as an English guy.

>>9112369
What? Fuck off, you sperg, we are talking about literature, no about anyone's perception of geography.

>>9112369
South American countries have little to do with each other anyway. But i agree with >>9112380.

some bloggers are stealing your intellectual maize latin americanos

>>9112331
I haven't read much Latin American/Spanish stuff but I did enjoy A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Just a short story but worth a read.

Borges, Marquez and Cortazar.

I also like Casares but I don't think his body of work is on the same level as those three.