Esperanto speakers maintain that Esperanto does have an international culture, interculture or Esperanto culture, developed over the past century, which includes among Esperanto music and other things, a significant original literature that provides the Esperanto community with a common background — a distinctive feature of any cultural community.
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Osmo Buller wrote "it is something truly important in Esperanto literature", and Jorge Camacho claimed it as "probably the highest achievement of Esperanto's original literature".