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Colombia · 1967 · Magical realism
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Seven generations circle through memory, rain, and miracles in Macondo.
Solitude & cyclesHistorical memoryFamily destiny
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About this book
The Buendía family builds, inhabits, and loses the fictional town of Macondo across seven generations. Mythic events stand beside precise historical wounds as time seems to loop back on itself. It is a story of inherited solitude — and of how a continent creates, forgets, and retells its memory.
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