The Biblioteca Básica Latino-Americana was originally conceived by Darcy Ribeiro during his years of exile in the 1960s-1970s. The proposal of the collection is thus to promote reflection on Latin American thought, presented in a comprehensive way, through essays and texts by important artists and thinkers. Eduardo Galeano is one of the thinkers who most beautifully told the story, the pains and the dreams of Latin America. This volume is an unprecedented gathering of interviews, chronicles, and reports originally published in Brazil between the 1970s and 2000.
