Mexican writer Miguelina Reyes Hernández and Peruvian poet Alejandro Medina discussed literature and culture in a recent interview on Radio Planicie’s “Lima Gris” program. They explored the challenges faced by artists and the crucial role of state support in promoting cultural initiatives, emphasizing the importance of preserving collective memory. The conversation also served as a platform to introduce Reyes’ novel, "Seis Cuerdas," a unique work narrated from the perspective of a guitar deeply connected to Peruvian history. Both artists underscored the power of culture as a unifying force between Mexico and Peru. Their dialogue highlighted a shared commitment to fostering artistic expression and strengthening bonds between the two nations through literary exchange. The interview reinforces the idea that art can act as a bridge, transcending borders and promoting understanding.