Its speakers organize international meetings All over the world, from local get-togethers to worldwide conferences with participants from over 100 countries, speakers make friends and practice the language. Meetings cover the gamut of subjects, from political discussions to cultural festivals to youth parties. It's reached high art Translated and original literature, including poetry, have been produced in the thousands. A prolific Scottish writer was recently nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature, and currently the 'Iberian School' of authors is at the forefront of literary development. It's even got rock music Since the 1960's, when the youth movement began to take off, dozens of professional-quality albums in Esperanto have hit the market.
Styles range from rock, funk, and rap to renaissance chamber music and folk singing.
Groups from Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Catalunia and Brazil are currently the rage.