Plays:
* The Shepherds' Play (La comedia de la naturaleza) (1492): This is considered the first Spanish play to be written in the vernacular language. It tells the story of the Nativity with a focus on the shepherds and their interactions with the newborn Jesus.
* The Ecstasy of Saint Paul (El éxtasis de San Pablo) (1493): This play is an exploration of the religious experience and the divine grace that Saint Paul received.
* The Pleasure and the Pain (El placer y el dolor) (1498): A morality play that explores the themes of virtue, vice, and temptation.
* The Diversions of the Shepherds (Las diversiones de los pastores) (1502): This play uses music, song, and dance to celebrate the joyous aspects of the Christmas season.
Other Writings:
* Villancicos: Del Encina wrote numerous villancicos (short, popular songs), often with religious themes. He's credited with introducing this genre to Spanish literature.
* Proverbios: Del Encina also wrote a collection of proverbs that reflect his thoughts on life, love, and society.
* Spiritual works: As a priest, he wrote various religious pieces, including hymns and prayers.
Juan del Encina's works are significant for their innovative use of language, their exploration of social and religious themes, and their incorporation of music and drama. He is considered one of the pioneers of the Spanish Golden Age of literature.