Bayo As Author and Poet
- Cualquier cosilla (poetry), Spain, 1911
- Mis cantos de aspirante (poetry), Spain, 1911
- Cadetadas (poetry), Spain, 1912
- Canciones del Alkázar (poetry), Spain, 1914
- Juan de Juanes (novel), Spain, 1926
- Uncida al yugo (novel), Spain, 1926
- Dos años en Gomara, Spain, 1928
- La guerra será de los guerrilleros, Spain, 1937
- El tenorio laico (poetry), Spain, 1938
- Mi desembarco en Mallorca, Mexico, 1944
- Tempestad en el Caribe, Mexico, 1950
- Cámara, México (history), 1951
- El caballero de los tristes destinos (capitán Alonso de Ojeda), México, 1953
- Magallanes, el hombre más audaz de la tierra, Mexico, 1953
- 150 preguntas a un guerrillero, Mexico, 1955
- Fidel te espera en la Sierra (poetry), Mexico, 1958
- Mis versos de rebeldía, Mexico, 1958
- Sangre en Cuba (poetry), Mexico, 1958
- Mi aporte a la revolución cubana, 1960
- El tenorio cubano (poetry), 1960
- Versos revolucionarios, 130 pp, 1960
- Mis versos, 223 pp, 1965
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