He comes from a literary family that traces its roots back in colonial America to that outstanding humanitarian figure who was the Count of Cotoca. His father, Félix del Granado, a notable writer in his own right and rector of the University of San Simón, founded the Bolivian Academies of Language and History.
This passage describes someone's lineage and background, highlighting their connection to literature and education through their family history. The mention of the Count of Cotoca emphasizes a legacy of humanitarianism and intellectual achievement.