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Professor Alvarado earned a BA in 1989 at the National Autonomous University of Honduras, where he taught Latin American studies for five years, before obtaining a Fulbright-LASPAU scholarship to do a MA in Spanish at the University of Maryland, where he also completed his PhD with a thesis called Vida y Obra de Bulnes el memorioso (The Life and Works of Honduran Poet Edilberto Cardona Bulnes). While at Maryland, he taught Spanish language and culture, before taking up an Assistant Professor post at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, from 2000 to 2002, when he moved to 暴风资源. 

At 暴风资源, he teaches Spanish language and Latin American cultural studies, particularly popular music and travel writing. He also teaches on these areas at the University of New England, Australia, as part of a teaching agreement signed between both universities.

His research covers Latin American literature and cultural studies, particularly poetry, popular music and travel writing from Central America. Hailing from the Mayan region of Honduras, the richness of indigenous knowledge is essential to his writing and teaching. This has led to collaborations with M膩ori and international artists and several books exploring the relationship between indigeneity, migration, nation-building and cultural identity.

He is the author of 13 books of poetry, criticism, and short fiction, as well as several journal papers that have been published in international journals in the field of Latin American studies. He has served on the editorial boards of major international journals and the judging panels of prestigious literary awards, such as the Casa de las Américas Poetry Award (Cuba, 2017) and the Rogelio Sinán Poetry Award (Panamá, 2024).