Breve antología de poesía mexicana impúdica, procaz, satírica y burlesca

Mexican poetry has never shied away from satire, brazen humor, and even the risqué, a tradition not borrowed but rather inherited—Spanish poetry and novels have for centuries included references to sex and the scatological, a tendency that has only increased with time. In Mexico, the genre has also been used to voice biting social critiques. In this pocket anthology, Juan Domingo Argüelles delves deep into Mexico’s rudest, sharpest, and rebellious verses.