The "Grupo de Poesia Moderna" is a collective of poets that emerged in the early 20th century, primarily in Latin America. This group aimed to innovate and modernize poetry by breaking away from traditional forms and exploring new themes, styles, and techniques. Their work often reflects the social and political changes of the time, emphasizing individual expression and experimentation. Members of the group include notable figures such as Pablo Neruda and Octavio Paz, who contributed significantly to the evolution of modern poetry. The group's influence extended beyond poetry, impacting literature and art movements throughout the region, fostering a rich cultural dialogue that continues today.