Poetry is essential in the creative writing of Jhonny Sánchez Obando. The artist has published several works that are now available worldwide. He has collaborated with ITA Editorial (Colombia) and Santa Rabia Poesía (Peru), in addition to his experience as an editorial director and managing his own blog of short stories.
La nada is an epistolary piece submitted to the open call of Etérea Editorial (Colombia) for its forthcoming anthology, La tinta y el abismo. The work was selected for publication, and the anthology is currently awaiting its official release. Once published, La tinta y el abismo will be available in bookstores across Colombia, Ecuador, the United States, Mexico, Chile, Peru, and other countries.
Written as a letter addressed to absence itself, La nada is a deeply intimate meditation on emptiness and silence—a message entrusted to someone who will never read its verses.
Eight Eleven is a passage through rubble and luminance, through the deep and the trivial. It is spirit and soul, a body stretched and folded; it is to hallucinate, to get lost, and to return. It moves through sacred numerology and the pulse of astrology: a path of reunion —yes, reunion. The book is divided into eight chapters, each containing eleven poems shaped by encounter, pain, falling in love, relapse, beginning again, loving anew, and letting go. It is dedicated to a very special being with whom we came to remember.
Its release is scheduled for August 12, 2026.
Now available on Amazon Kindle and for free PDF download on Calaméo, Song Book (Cancionero) is a journey through time: to unfreeze memory and no longer drown in the streams that try to make everything vanish into stagnation.
Cancionero is a timid kiss that wished to be rehearsed until it could unleash tidal waves, yet through so much repetition it remained imperfect—and was born.
For to come into the world, one must stand at the end of the line, without giving in.
Available exclusively in Spanish.
Cancionero: Deluxe Edition (2025) is an expanded volume that brings together unpublished material, full-color photographs, glossy finishes, and selected poems translated into English and Portuguese. Available now on Amazon Books. A carefully crafted edition for readers and collectors alike.
Is a digital poetry book, available on the official Calaméo of Kashu Artistic Vortex and on the author’s blog. Some poems from this work are featured in Santa Rabia Poesía (Peru), a biweekly magazine. The edition including Sánchez Obando’s work was published on September 22, 2025. Find them on Instagram at @santa.rabia.poetry.
Santa Rabia Poetry, a Peruvian publishing house with over ten years of experience supporting poets, released in mid-September 2025 three poems by Jhonny Sánchez Obando, taken from his collection Time, at times, deep within the jungle. We share with you the link so you can read this trilogy—titled I Am Going to Swim by the publisher—on their platform: https://santarabiapoetry.com/200-ano-10-2-a-ed-quincenal-sep-2025-jhonny-sanchez-obando-voy-a-nadar/
In this anthology, Jhonny Sánchez Obando contributes with the poetry collection Algún día abrazarás estos escritos (Someday you will embrace this poems), published by ITA Editorial (Colombia). Available in Spanish, the book is part of this collaborative project.
If you are interested in exploring his work, you may visit ITA’s website anytime and search for Palabras Poéticas.
This work by Patricio Nieto is available on Amazon and in Ecuadorian bookstores. Jhonny Sánchez Obando served as the editorial director of the first edition, published under the Guayas & Quil imprint. Available in Spanish.
English title: Fashion for Your Pocket.
Part of his collaboration with other authors reflects the expansion that Sánchez Obando proposes in his artistic trajectory. By Nicole George, available on Amazon, the work features everyday stories by the author and her perspective on the Ecuadorian universe. His contribution is in editorial direction. Available in Spanish worldwide.
English title: Sometimes I Forget That My Family Isn’t Normal.