Chile is often referred to as "pais de poetas" (country of poets). It has produced two Nobel Prize winners in literature: Gabriela Mistral in 1945 and Pablo Neruda, the famed poet, in 1971. More intriguing facts about Chile may be found in the Lonely Planet Chile and Easter Island guide, which also contains a complete overview to the nation. Chile is home to some of the largest copper mines in the world. The metal was originally discovered here by Eduardo Beckers in 1825. In addition, it is known as the country with beer for everyone because of its extensive production of this beverage. Finally, Chile is part of the continent called South America.