A poet associated with this movement wrote a horror story set in Halloween in his work El monte de las ánimas.
A poet associated with this movement wrote a horror story set in Halloween in his work El monte de las ánimas. Latin-American representatives of this movement were Ricardo Palma and Jorge Isaacs. A poem written during this movement prophesies that "The dark swallows will return / their nests upon your balcony, to hang," while another proclaims that "My law is might, the wind my mark, / My country is the sea." The author of that poem, Canción del pirata, adapted the legend of Don Juan into his long poem El estudiante de Salamanca. A poem from this movement included in his author's Rimas y Leyendas re ected: "What is poetry? you ask, while  xing / your blue pupil on mine. / What is poetry! And you are asking me? / Poetry... is you." For 10 points, name this 19th century movement, whose poets include Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer and José de Espronceda.
A poet associated with this movement wrote a horror story set in Halloween in his work El monte de las ánimas.
Romanticism [accept word forms, prompt on 19th century before mentioned]