Maat Aam Min Al Aaozla | Gabriel Garcia Marquez

One Hundred Years of Solitude: A novel by Gabriel García Márquez, published in 1967 in Spanish, and of which about thirty million copies have been printed so far, and has been translated into thirty languages. Marquez wrote it in 1965 in Mexico..

This novel is considered one of the most important Spanish-American works in particular, and among the most important international literary works in general. One Hundred Years of Solitude is one of the most widely read novels translated into other languages. It tells the story.

The writer narrates the events of the city through the biography of the Buendia family over six generations who live in a fictional village called (Macondo), and they name many of their children in the novel by this name. Some of the characters of the novel:

Highlights in this The novel is an element of imagination that takes the reader to the world of Macondo and his simple life, which is soon disturbed by conflicts between conservatives and liberals and other difficulties. The events of this story extend over a period of ten decades, and the characters and the accompanying events that the author excelled in recounting and excelled in depicting events and problems and putting an end to this family by returning to one of the ancient legends in which Ursul always believed.