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Ruben Dario travels to Spain in 1908 as a special correspondent for La Nacion de Buenos Aires, and as a result of that journey he publishes, after two years, the book Espana contemporanea. Some years later, the carioca writer Joao do Rio travels from Brazil to Portugal and writes a set of articles that he will publish, in 1911, under the title Portugal d’agora. The two cited writers go towards countries –Spain and Portugal– which represented the economic and cultural margins in Europe. Thus, this article aims at establishing a comparative and contrastive analysis between these travel narratives with the aim of explaining the contradictions that both discourses present in comparison to cultural modernity.

Dos perspectivas latinoamericanas sobre el mundo ibérico. España contemporánea de Rubén Darío, y Portugal d’agora de João do Rio