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CRISTIAN RENE MUÑOZ FIERRO
SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDISAJE
CONTABILIZACION DE OPERACIONES COMERCIALES Y FINANCIERAS
ANGELA VIVIANA NARANJO MEDINA
4 de agosto AÑO 2024
Gabriel García Márquez
a name that resonates in literature like a magical and eternal echo born on
March 6, 1927 in Aracataca Colombia, Gabo, as he was affectionately known,
left an indelible mark on the history of letters. Here are the highlights of his
career: One Hundred Years of Solitude: His masterpiece, "One Hundred Years
of Solitude," is a journey through Macondo, a world where the real and the
fantastic are intertwined. The Buendía family, ice, yellow butterflies and eternal
solitude became immortal literary symbols.
Magical Realism: García Márquez was one of the pioneers of magical realism.
His words wove a reality where angels fell from heaven, the dead returned, and
rivers flowed with stories. His pen showed us that magic is in the everyday.
Nobel Prize in Literature: In 1982, he received the Nobel Prize for his ability to
fuse the fantastic with the human. His novels and short stories reflect the life
and conflicts of Latin America. Gabo became an ambassador of our culture.
Chronicles and Reports: In addition to his novels, he wrote journalistic
chronicles and reports. His words took us to the most unusual corners and
made us feel part of the stories he told. Love and Friendship: His love for
Mercedes Barcha Pardo, his spouse, was a movie story. Together they faced
life with passion and complicity. Gabo also shared friendships with Fidel Castro
and other leaders.
In short, Gabriel García Márquez not only wrote books, but created worlds. His
legacy transcends time and invites us to dream, to believe in the impossible and
to find magic in the ordinary. His pen lives on on every page we read
