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The rapprochement between Europe and Latin America, from the intervention carried out in America in 1492, generated multiple relationships, which implied the mixture of sociocultural characteristics, as well as the origin of miscegenation, traits that still endure today. These political, social, economic, science, technology, and art relationships, among others, drove the configuration of new ways of life in Latin America. Faced with this metamorphosis, as a consequence of Europeanization, Latin America responds to the material and spiritual conquest of the West with its own wide culture, contributing to the world with more than enough testimonies (Miranda and Tello, 2011). Regarding the field of art, artistic influence, with works on music by European authors, is fruitfully assimilated by Latin America, generating a rich native musical production with its own nuances, works that are elaborated, sometimes, under adverse conditions, in front of to the favorable conditions of Europe. In this scenario, the present work approaches creativity and art as mechanisms that make it possible to inspire and create works of equal beauty and rigor than the European ones, where the genre of the waltz is taken as a common thread to demonstrate that Latin America reaches a similar level in talent to that of productions made in the old continent. Keywords:  Creativity, art, waltz, Europe, Latin America.

EUROPA Y LATINOAMÉRICA: CREATIVIDAD Y ARTE PARA SUPERAR BARRERAS CULTURALES