Libros de José María Heredia (2 libros)

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El poema "Al salto del Niágara" fue interpretado como una metáfora de la libertad y del deseo de Cuba de romper con España, la metrópolis colonial. Aunque José María Heredia fue un poeta interesado por las formas clásicas, estuvo marcado por la melancolía del romanticismo y el disfrute de la naturaleza. Su temperamento apasionado se refleja en sus dos poemas más conocidos: "El Teocalli de Cholula" (1820) y "Al salto del Niágara" (1824). Edición con prólogo de: Emilio Roig de Leuchsenring.