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This article analyzes La Novela del Indio Tupinamba (1959) by the Galician writer Eugenio Granell, who was affiliated with the POUM party and exiled after the Spanish Civil War. The article takes into consideration his intervention into the field of cultural production (Bourdieu), starting with his critique of the “discursive imperialism” (Díaz Quiñones), called “hispanism”, which has traditionally characterized the relationship between Spain and its former colonies.Este trabajo analiza La Novela del Indio Tupinamba (1959) del escritor gallego, militante del POUM y exiliado tras la Guerra Civil española, Eugenio Granell, teniendo en cuenta su intervención en el campo de la producción cultural (Bourdieu) a partir de la crítica que efectúa del “imperialismo discursivo” (Díaz Quiñones), denominado “hispanismo”, que ha caracterizado tradicionalmente las relaciones entre España y sus antiguas colonias.Este traballo analiza La Novela del Indio Tupinamba (1959) do escritor galego e militante do POUM Eugenio Granell, exiliado ó cabo da Guerra Civil española, considerando a súa intervención no campo de produción cultural (Bourdieu) e a súa crítica do “imperialismo discursivo” (Díaz Quiñones), denominado “hispanismo”, que caracterizou tradicionalmente as relacións entre España e as súas antigas colonias

De España al Carajá: el hispanismo en "La Novela del Indio Tupinamba" de Eugenio F. Granell