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PIN-EYRO, Enriqne (peen-yay'-ro), Cuban author, born in Havana in 1839. He studied in his native city, and in 1863 was admitted to the bar. After a tour on the European continent he returned to Havana, where he founded in 1865 the "Revista del Pueblo," a literary and critical review, and practised his profession. In 1869 he emigrated to the United States on account of the Cuban insurrection, and founded in New York a review under the title of "EL Mundo Nuevo." He has published "Biografia del General San Martin" (New York, 1870)" "Morales Lemus y la Revolucion Cubana" (1872)' " Estudios y Conferencias" (1880) ; and " Poetas famosos del Siglo XIX." (Paris, 1883).
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