Cien años de soledad
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- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Gabriel García Márquez
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Summary
En ocasión del 50 aniversario de la publicación de Cien anos de soledad， llega una edición con ilustraciones inéditas de la artista chilena Luisa Rivera y con una tipografía creada por el hijo del autor， Gonzalo García Barcha。
Una edición conmemorativa de una novela clave en la historia de la literatura， una obra que todos deberíamos tener en nuestras estanterías。
"Muchos anos después， frente al pelotón de fusilamiento， el coronel Aureliano Buendía había de recordar aquella tarde remota en que su padre lo llevo a conocer el hielo。"
Con estas palabras empieza una novela ya legendaria en los anales de la literatura universal， una de las aventuras literarias mas fascinantes del siglo xx。 Millones de ejemplares de Cien anos de soledad leídos en todas las lenguas y el Premio Nobel de Literatura coronando una obra que se había abierto paso a "boca a boca" --como gusta decir el escritor-- son la mas palpable demostración de que la aventura fabulosa de la familia Buendía-Iguaran， con sus milagros， fantasías， obsesiones， tragedias， incestos， adulterios， rebeldías， descubrimientos y condenas， representaba al mismo tiempo el mito y la historia， la tragedia y el amor del mundo entero。
Una edición conmemorativa de una novela clave en la historia de la literatura， una obra que todos deberíamos tener en nuestras estanterías。
"Muchos anos después， frente al pelotón de fusilamiento， el coronel Aureliano Buendía había de recordar aquella tarde remota en que su padre lo llevo a conocer el hielo。"
Con estas palabras empieza una novela ya legendaria en los anales de la literatura universal， una de las aventuras literarias mas fascinantes del siglo xx。 Millones de ejemplares de Cien anos de soledad leídos en todas las lenguas y el Premio Nobel de Literatura coronando una obra que se había abierto paso a "boca a boca" --como gusta decir el escritor-- son la mas palpable demostración de que la aventura fabulosa de la familia Buendía-Iguaran， con sus milagros， fantasías， obsesiones， tragedias， incestos， adulterios， rebeldías， descubrimientos y condenas， representaba al mismo tiempo el mito y la historia， la tragedia y el amor del mundo entero。
Reviews
Ahmad Abd Elfatah
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والسؤال المحير هو لماذا تعد هذه الروايه من أهم الأعمال الأدبيه العالميه ؟！ الروايه سيئه بشكل مستفز وتدفعك للتقزز والتعجب في أغلب صفحاتها من كم البذائات الغير مبرره والخيال المريض للمؤلف والذي لا يخرج الا من مريض نفسي， هذه الروايه ما هي الا مجرد هذيان منظم عديم القيمه لا يحمل أي معني أو هدف
Elsa Galán
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Es un libro tan distinto a cualquier otra cosa que al principio cuesta acostumbrarse al estilo del autor。 Es todo tan pintoresco pero lleno de humor e irreverencia。 Cuesta a veces seguir la pista pero al mismo tiemoo te atrapa。
Fadi
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This book was like a dream。 You know when you have a dream and there's very normal stuff and then just completely strange random symbolic stuff happening at the same time and when you're in the dream you're not always surprised about the crazy random stuff。。 that's what I felt reading this book。。 like I was reading a dream but it was so vivid and visual not like when someone tries to explain a dream because that's usually very boring。 This book was like a dream。 You know when you have a dream and there's very normal stuff and then just completely strange random symbolic stuff happening at the same time and when you're in the dream you're not always surprised about the crazy random stuff。。 that's what I felt reading this book。。 like I was reading a dream but it was so vivid and visual not like when someone tries to explain a dream because that's usually very boring。 。。。more
Lobna Elgendy
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مائة عام من المط واللت والعجن
Sharla Moody
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Too vulgar for me。 I didn't finish it。 Too vulgar for me。 I didn't finish it。 。。。more
Patricia
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Finishing this book feels like a small achievement。 The whole story was that satisfying。 It'll leave you haunted and， well， wanting solitude。 I feel like this is the type of book that I'll read over and over again in the coming years -- partly because I had trouble understanding a lot of parts， and partly because there's always something new to think about and realize。 Finishing this book feels like a small achievement。 The whole story was that satisfying。 It'll leave you haunted and， well， wanting solitude。 I feel like this is the type of book that I'll read over and over again in the coming years -- partly because I had trouble understanding a lot of parts， and partly because there's always something new to think about and realize。 。。。more
Oriol Espinosa
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L'he escoltat en audiollibre i m'ha encantat。 És un llibre per sentir i deixar-se portar per les històries de la familia。 Molt recomanable！ L'he escoltat en audiollibre i m'ha encantat。 És un llibre per sentir i deixar-se portar per les històries de la familia。 Molt recomanable！ 。。。more
Dan
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I’m positive that if someone were to open up this book to any random page and start there instead of page 1， it would make the same amount of sense。
Gideon
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Follows the Buendia's as they establish themselves in isolated Macondo and then flourish and simultaneously self destruct throughout 5 generations。 It's really impressive how Gabriel Garcia Marquez can develop so many characters and create different dynamics between them in just one book。 As we follow the Buendia's we see the repetition in personalities throughout generations along with the repetition in the idea of isolation。 Be it through literal isolation from the family， isolation from Macon Follows the Buendia's as they establish themselves in isolated Macondo and then flourish and simultaneously self destruct throughout 5 generations。 It's really impressive how Gabriel Garcia Marquez can develop so many characters and create different dynamics between them in just one book。 As we follow the Buendia's we see the repetition in personalities throughout generations along with the repetition in the idea of isolation。 Be it through literal isolation from the family， isolation from Macondo or isolation through the characters own obsessions。 。。。more
addie
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I am actually speechless
Jared Wong
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One Hundred Years of Solitude was fairly perplexing and I'm not quite sure what to take away。 It's the story of Columbia。 It's the story of morality told through a retelling of the Bible。 It's a story of politics and culture of latin america。 It's a story that starts with Jose Arcadio Buendia being tied to a tree and ends with Aureliano being eaten by ants。 It's the rise and fall of Macondo。 It's the rise and fall of the Buendia family。 Throughout， there are multiple recurring searches。 One sear One Hundred Years of Solitude was fairly perplexing and I'm not quite sure what to take away。 It's the story of Columbia。 It's the story of morality told through a retelling of the Bible。 It's a story of politics and culture of latin america。 It's a story that starts with Jose Arcadio Buendia being tied to a tree and ends with Aureliano being eaten by ants。 It's the rise and fall of Macondo。 It's the rise and fall of the Buendia family。 Throughout， there are multiple recurring searches。 One search is for knowledge， especially the knowledge held in Melquíades texts。 This is the knowledge of wholeness， the philosopher's stone， the knowledge to arrive at a full picture of the Self。 By the end Aureliano Babiliona is able to understand this text and arrive at a full understanding of his family， the incest that he's perpetrated， and the complete history of things。 What keeps working against this search is the human factor of forgetfulness。 The only way that humans don't forget is through punishment and stories。 Unfortunately these keep getting wiped away。 But Melquíades text does give the ultimate understanding。 This could also be read as a search for the future。The second search is for the past。 The nostalgia that the family finds themselves lost in。 They are turning away from life to live in their memories and in the past。 Many characters are afraid of an uncertain future， and so deny themselves a future。On a social level， there's a tendency to forget the history of the past。 The townspeople forget the history of the town。 And the family forget the history of their own， fated to repeat themselves in cycles。I'll probably have to read it again after reading something like the Bible。 I honestly felt a little lost with the allusions。Altogether wonderfully written， even if it did go a little above my head。 。。。more
Gurhan
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Tam bir işkence kitabı zulüm resmen bitmeyen garip aile masalları garip isimler garip ilişkiler， olaylar。 tamam edebiyattan anlamıyorum belki ama ömrümü yiyen kitaplardan biri oldu。
Benni
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Wenn man den Überblick über die ca。 30 Hauptcharaktere， die sich ungefähr 4 Namen teilen， behält （Wikipedia Stammbaum Bild hilft） und über die manchmal merkwürdigen formulieren， die einem vielleicht so vorkommen， weil das Buch aus einem anderen Kulturkreis， und Kontinent aber auch einer anderen Zeit kommt und eben deshalb mit einem anderen Gedankengut und Sprachverständnis erschaffen wurde， hinwegschaut， ergibt einem ein ein Epos der， wie soll Mans anders sagen， einfach wild ist。
Taghreed
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A nice way to waste your time and money。。
Olga
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Questo capolavoro assoluto o lo ami o lo odi。 Le prime volte in cui provai a leggerlo lo odiavo ma ， fortunatamente， era arrivato il momento ‘giusto’ e l’ho amato。 Mi ero completamente catapultata in questa storia surreale e profonda。È il mio preferito in assoluto。 Da rileggere nel futuro prossimo。
Nick-s Rai
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This is one of the few fictions that I've read that's completely written in the voice of the narrator。 It's a very unique style of writing。 Also， great usage of words。 I think the translator did a nice job。 Not my usual cup-of-tea as there's a bit of thinking needed to digest some of the scenarios。 This is one of the few fictions that I've read that's completely written in the voice of the narrator。 It's a very unique style of writing。 Also， great usage of words。 I think the translator did a nice job。 Not my usual cup-of-tea as there's a bit of thinking needed to digest some of the scenarios。 。。。more
Gretta
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hard to keep track of which character was which but the book itself was more entertaining than I expected。
Rebeca
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" " 。。。more
Yiğit
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Olay ögüsünün dolu dolu olduğu， okurken 5 sayfa dahi sıkılmadığım mükemmel bir kitap。 Zannediyorum yazarın diğer eserlerine de dadanacağım， o kadar iyi kitap。
Andrew
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One of my favourite novels of all time。 Exquisite。
Pablo （Rin） Perales
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Tremendo clasicazo， los personajes son interesantes la trama es genial y el estilo de escritura es la polla con cebolla。Si no te lo has leído chico yonose
Anushka Basu
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Characters are written with meticulous detail with such beautiful honest imperfections however the names of the characters being so similar was a little confusing at times
Quentin
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Probably my favorite book I've read this year， and potentially one of my favorites of all time。 Just such a funny， irrational book。 It is a bit of a chore to get through at times， but really worth it imo。 All of the characters can mix together， but that's part of the fun。 Probably my favorite book I've read this year， and potentially one of my favorites of all time。 Just such a funny， irrational book。 It is a bit of a chore to get through at times， but really worth it imo。 All of the characters can mix together， but that's part of the fun。 。。。more
Michael Estrada
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I wish someone could tell me why this book won a Nobel Prize。 There's something to be said about a novel that takes place over a hundred years。 Keeping those characters straight and telling a story is a feat。 The prose is beautiful （which is more impressive because the book is translated）， but that's about it。 There is so little characterization of the people in this book。 The story is written as though a summary， like an old person telling a story。 I wanted this book to be 1000 pages， with vibr I wish someone could tell me why this book won a Nobel Prize。 There's something to be said about a novel that takes place over a hundred years。 Keeping those characters straight and telling a story is a feat。 The prose is beautiful （which is more impressive because the book is translated）， but that's about it。 There is so little characterization of the people in this book。 The story is written as though a summary， like an old person telling a story。 I wanted this book to be 1000 pages， with vibrant characters that I actually cared about。 There's MAYBE 50 lines of dialogue in the book。 The author just tells us how the characters feel and then maybe they interact with another character （usually incest）。 I typically love books that tell the story of a huge cast over a long period of time， and I was really excited to read this type of book set in a Latin-American world， but this novel felt like a prettily written shell of the novel I thought it was going to be。I recommend this book to no one。 。。。more
Kateřina
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Moc mě to vlastně nebavilo， ale z nejakyho důvodu jsem měla potřebu to dočíst。 José Arcádia a Aureliano。 Všichni propletení se vším。 Doslova
leslie spero
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Very good but not great。 He wanders and you don't know why Very good but not great。 He wanders and you don't know why 。。。more
Edward Correa
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24 años después de habérmelo leído por primera vez vuelvo a encontrarme con la historia de los Buendía。 Para mí， sigue siendo tan brutalmente maravillosa como la primera vez， el mejor ejemplo de realismo mágico latinoamericano。
Hicham Bah
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قالت "بيرنار تيرنيرا"。。 الشاهدة -الباقية على قيد الحياة- على تاريخ الأسرة。。 وقد اكملت السنة الخامسة والأربعين بعد المئة من العمر。。 "إن تاريخ هذه الأسرة عبارة عن دولاب تكرار لا خلاص منه。。 عجلة دوارن يمكن لها أن تواصل الدوران إلى الأبد。。 لولا التآكل المتزايد الذي لا يمكن اصلاحه في المحور。。"ان #مئة_عام_من_العزلة。。 ليست مجرد رواية。。 انها ملحمة أدبية تجعلك تقف ذاهلاً أمام عبقرية كاتب مثل #غابرييل_غارسيا_ماركيز في جعلك متشبتاً بدولاب تكرار للأسماء والصفات والشخصيات。。 وفي الوقت نفسه يجعلك تميز كل فرد ع قالت "بيرنار تيرنيرا"。。 الشاهدة -الباقية على قيد الحياة- على تاريخ الأسرة。。 وقد اكملت السنة الخامسة والأربعين بعد المئة من العمر。。 "إن تاريخ هذه الأسرة عبارة عن دولاب تكرار لا خلاص منه。。 عجلة دوارن يمكن لها أن تواصل الدوران إلى الأبد。。 لولا التآكل المتزايد الذي لا يمكن اصلاحه في المحور。。"ان #مئة_عام_من_العزلة。。 ليست مجرد رواية。。 انها ملحمة أدبية تجعلك تقف ذاهلاً أمام عبقرية كاتب مثل #غابرييل_غارسيا_ماركيز في جعلك متشبتاً بدولاب تكرار للأسماء والصفات والشخصيات。。 وفي الوقت نفسه يجعلك تميز كل فرد عن الآخر بشكل كامل رغم كل هذا التشابه。。 تحكي الرواية مئة عام عاشتها عائلة "بوينديا" المنعزلة في قرية "ماكوندو" بكل الرجال والنساء الذين يبقون في الذاكرة。。 رواية عميقة مليئة بالحياة والحب والتسلية والصداقة والحزن。。 وأحداث تاريخية。。قراءة ممتعة。 。。。more
Maria Boldor
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Caroline
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A friend of Larry's said this was the best book he had ever read。 I wasn't all that impressed。 A friend of Larry's said this was the best book he had ever read。 I wasn't all that impressed。 。。。more
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Cien años de soledad
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Cien años de soledad&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Cien años de soledad&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0