This article studies Korean literary magazines, which have been published monthly o quarterly since after Korean War to the present. We investigated 11 types of magazines published during about 60 years, to study the introduction of Cuban literature in Korea through mentioned magazines. We found more or less 53 articles published in deferent magazines. The results of this article are as follows: 1) the Cuban literature was introduced for the first time in Korean magazines in 1988, the year in which the largest number of articles on this topic were published. Nevertheless, after 2011 we can’t see any Cuban literature in these magazines; 2) most of Cuban authors are introduced in the year 1996, being the pioneer Mariano Brull and Nicolas Guillen, and the interest is maintained for longer to Miguel Barnet y Alejo Carpentier; 3) the authors of most interest to the Koreans are Lesama Lima, Roberto Retamar and Severo Sarduy; 4) Son Byung Sun is who presents more articles; 5) Kim En Jung is the one who translates most Cuban works into Korean. The main topics of Cuban literature deal with the theory of neo-Baroque, the non-fiction novel, the detective novel and blackness. And the main merit of Korean magazines is to present such a large number of Cuban authors.