Magic Realism | Compare and Contrast
1950s–1960s: Many Latin-American writers rely on aspects of indigenous cultures, especially their customs and beliefs that flourished before the Conquistadors arrived in America, as material for their writing.
Today: Many indigenous cultures of Latin America are celebrated all over the southern hemisphere through the reenactment of traditional songs, dancing, and music by national and international groups and organizations.
1950s–1960s: The Magic Realism writers mix elements of fantasy and fact, history and mythology as a way of capturing the...
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