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From Larry Shiner's point of view on the separation of arts and crafts in the 18th century and how Europeans supported by the ideas of the Enlightenment began to expand their cultures through colonization in the world, we can say that art as fine art is a western invention. Faced with this, with regard to Latin America, the arrival of the Spanish colonizers was so aggressive, imposing their European culture that, "while other colonial or former colonial, in the midst of metropolitans, began to speak to each other in their languages, we We Latin Americans and Caribbean people continue with our languages ​​as colonizers ”(Fernández Retamal 2005, p. 22). Fortunately today and together with the important inclusion of the female gender, in Latin America you can see a search for an identity of one's own about the creation of art, developed from cultural syncretism between Europeans and native peoples, as well as Busos Valderrama (2013) recounts about the great Gabriela mistral who played a fundamental role in the development of literary art in Chile and Latin America:

The Chilean government entrusted her with various diplomatic tasks, estimating that "Gabriela Mistral embodied culture in its most comprehensive sense: sensitivity, creation, human sense" (p. 41)


BIBLIOGRAPHY:

BUSTOS VALDERRAMA, R. (2013) The woman composer and her contribution to Chilean musical development. Santiago de Chile. Editions Universidad Católica de Chile.
FERNÁNDEZ RETAMAL, R. (2005). All Calibán. Bogota Colombia. Anthropos editions. (Fragment delivered by assistants)

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