Biblia Latinoamericana is a popular Catholic translation of the Bible into Spanish. This pastoral edition, also known as the American Standard Bible, was carried out by a team of priests led by Bernardo Hurault and Ramon Ricciardi in Chile. The Bible is designed to be accessible to all, with vocabulary that relates to the social reality experienced in Latin America. The translation includes comments, notes, and translations, with different fonts used to present the various traditions of the Pentateuch.

The Biblia Latinoamericana is widely distributed and has been revised over time, making it a reliable source for Spanish-speaking Catholics. Its authors have attempted to relate the word with the social reality experienced by Latin America, making it a relevant and accessible translation for all readers.