One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gab riel Garcia Marquez

The story is written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and it is a novel of magical realism. "One hundred years of loneliness" is made up of the past of the isolated town of Macando and the family of Buentia behind it. In addition to the gypsies that sometimes appeared in town to see a small town, Macondo has kept contact with the outside world zero for years. This is a very isolated village, it prefers to keep itself and not to participate too much of itself. About neighboring countries. José Arcadio Buendía, the head of the family, is full of enthusiasm and curiosity.

Garcia Marquez, a lonely historical theme for centuries ago by Garcia Marquez, once said "loneliness in 100 years is not a Latin American history, a metaphor for Latin America" ​​(Dreifus 1983: 1974). Historical themes include conquest and colonization, settlement and scientific discoveries, civil wars, external economic interventions, changes in technology and finally declining and disappearing of established lifestyles. Was the original Spanish conquest a centuries-old narrator that was a narrator before the century? He or she knows more about the whole history of Buentia than anyone knows. However, the narrator is not entirely aware. For example, the opening sentence (above) and the insight into Pilar's "axis" are two of the few places that the narrator claims to be able to read that person's mind. Generally speaking, we understand people through close observation.

Gabriel García Marquez said, "The race that has been condemned for loneliness for over a hundred years is not the second chance in the world." Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. An example of loneliness was discovered in the life of the 100 years of Buenians and Mcondoans. OHYOS 's loneliness shows physical and emotional aspects in another way geographically and romantically.