Ida Vitale (b. 1923) is an acclaimed Uruguayan poet, essayist, and translator, celebrated as a leading voice in Spanish-language literature. Associated with the "Generation of '45," her work blends lyrical precision with intellectual depth, drawing on nature, philosophy, and culture. A recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including the Cervantes Prize (2018) and the Octavio Paz Prize, Vitale’s poetry is known for its elegance and timeless relevance.