The "Anthology of Afro-Argentine Oral and Written Literature" is a significant academic book that examines the literary expressions of the Afro-Argentine community from the colonial period to the present. It provides a comprehensive overview of both oral and written works that have emerged in various life contexts, including traditional, rural, tango cultural, and academic environments. This collection includes nearly two hundred texts, such as songs, games, poems, prose, riddles, and proverbs, many of which are often unknown and not part of Argentina's general cultural heritage. The volume contributes to the visibility of a valuable, intangible heritage that has arisen from the African diaspora in America. An introductory chapter by William Megenney, an expert in Afro-American languages, offers additional insights into the themes and cultural contexts of the presented works.