Hispanoamérica clásica

A hundred years of loneliness Gabriel García Márquez ★ 9.3/10 1967 Magic realism, myth and daily The city and the dogs Mario Vargas Llosa ★ 8.7/10 1962 A group of young people who "educate" in an relentless and violent military discipline learn to survive in an environment in which racial prejudices and differences between social and economic classes are very rooted; where all are shown to be not really and the transgression of established norms seems to be the only way out. Rayuela Julio Cortázar ★ 8/10 1963 Fragmentary, open and interactive novel Love in the times of cholera Gabriel García Márquez ★ 8/10 1985 History of the loves of Fermina Daza and Florentino Ariza over the years. Pedro Paramo Juan Rulfo ★ 8/10 1955 Surrealist and poetic novel of the Mexican land Conversation in the Cathedral Mario Vargas Llosa ★ 8/10 1969 The personal stories of Anselmo and Amalia are intermingled with those of Santiago Zavalita, his father, in a scenario marked by the political situation and the abuses of those affected by the dictatorship. The scapegoat's party Mario Vargas Llosa ★ 8.7/10 2000 Varga Llosa masterfully recesses the dictatorship of Trujillo in the Dominican Republic during the first half of the 20th century. Mrs. Barbara Rómulo Gallegos ★ 6/10 1929 Dona Bárbara, the cacica of Arauca, represents the barbarity in the world of the plain that resists civilization. The House of the Spirits Isabel Allende ★ 8/10 1982 The house of the spirits tells the family saga of the Trueba, from the beginning of the century to our time. The pebble Gabriel García Márquez ★ 6/10 1955 The first book by Gabriel García Márquez - 1955 - contains the stylistic germ and the ideas that would nourish its vast production. The hojarasca is the infamous count of a quiet collective revenge that takes place in Macondo, at the time when the people receive the disorderly stream that follows the exploitation of the banana, and its disastrous wake after the bloody rebellion of the workers. Prefiguration imbued with a supernatural aura and at the same time unquestionably realistic, this three-voice account is the fundamental stone of the splendid kingdom of the universal Colombian.