José Martí
Χοσέ Μαρτί
خوسيه مارتي
ホセ・マルティ
Марти, Хосе
何塞·马蒂
José Martí Pérez
호세 마르티
Хосе Марті
María del Carmen Zayas-Bazán e Hidalgo
José Julián Martí Pérez
Martí,+José
Havana, Cuba
Dos Ríos, Cuba
Versos sencillos
Ismaelillo
politico e scrittore cubano
homme politique, philosophe, penseur, journaliste et poète cubain
przywódca kubańskiego ruchu niepodległościowego, poeta
escritor, pensador y político cubano
Olóṣèlú Ọmọ Orílẹ̀-èdè Spain
kubansk poet, författare, filosov och nationalistisk ledare
kubanischer Schriftsteller und Nationalheld
Κουβανός συγγραφέας και ποιητής
Kübalı filozof ve şair (1853-1895)
Kuba poeto
Kuba mama llaqtayuq Yachay kamayuq, qillqaq wan pulitiku.
Spain siyaasa nira ŋun nyɛ doo
Spanish amanyɛnyi
кубинський революціонер
kubánský spisovatel, novinář a národní hrdina
escriptor, pensador i polític cubà, pròcer de la independència del seu país
ക്യൂബൻ കവി, എഴുത്തുകാരൻ, ത്വത്വജ്ഞാനിയും ദേശിയ നേതാവും
kubai költő, író, szabadságharcos
kubánsky revolucionár, básnik a novinár
Cuban poet, philosopher and nationalist (1853-1895)
kuubalainen kirjailija
Kuba jacha marka lup'intawiri, anakithiri & qillqiri.
político cubano
spaanscher Politiker
taalkundige uit Cuba (1853-1895)
Spanish amanyɔni
شاعر، نویسنده، فلسفه‌دان و رهبر سیاسی کوبایی
ލިޔުންތެރިއެއް
キューバの革命家、著作家
кубинский поэт, писатель и публицист, лидер освободительного движения Кубы
Martí in 1892
November 2022
Does "Cuba Literature" mean "literature about Cuba" or is it synonymous with "Cuban Literature"? If it explicitly means "literature about Cuba" then ignore the rest of this comment, but if it means "Cuban Literature" then I suggest using the more commonly accepted convention "Cuban Literature". There is also the possibility that the sentence is instead attempting to say "After his breakthrough in Cuba," sans "Literature", in which case I suggest changing it to "After his literary breakthrough in Cuba," or removing the word "Literature" altogether.