Gabriel García Márquez

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Gabriel García Márquez

García Márquez at the Festival Internacional de Cine en Guadalajara, 2009.
Ìbí Gabriel José de la Concordia García Márquez
Oṣù Kẹta 6, 1927 (1927-03-06) (ọmọ ọdún 85)
Aracataca, Magdalena, Colombia
Occupation novelist, short-story writer, and journalist.
Èdè Spanish
Nationality Colombian
Genres Novels, Short stories
Literary movement Latin American Boom
Magic realism
Notable work(s) One Hundred Years of Solitude
Notable award(s) Nobel Prize in Literature
1982
Spouse(s) Mercedes Barcha Pardo
Children Rodrigo García Barcha, Gonzalo García Barcha
Signature
Garcia Marquez Plaque.jpg

Gabriel José de la Concordia García Márquez (Pípè: [ɡaˈβɾjel ɡarˈsia ˈmarkes]; born March 6, 1927[1]) je ara Kolombia adatanko, olukowe itan kekere, olukowe ere ori telifisan ati oniroyin, to gbajumo bi Gabo kakiri Latin America.


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  1. ↑ Gabriel García Márquez Turns 80, BBC News, 2007-03-06, http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6422579.stm, retrieved 2008-03-30 
1901 – 1925

Prudhomme (1901) · Mommsen (1902) · Bjørnson (1903) · F. Mistral / Echegaray (1904) · Sienkiewicz (1905) · Carducci (1906) · Kipling (1907) · Eucken (1908) · Lagerlöf (1909) · Heyse (1910) · Maeterlinck (1911) · Hauptmann (1912) · Tagore (1913) · No award (1914) · Rolland (1915) · Heidenstam (1916) · Gjellerup / Pontoppidan (1917) · No award (1918) · Spitteler (1919) · Hamsun (1920) · France (1921) · Benavente (1922) · Yeats (1923) · Reymont (1924) · Shaw (1925)
1926 – 1950

Deledda (1926) · Bergson (1927) · Undset (1928) · Mann (1929) · Lewis (1930) · Karlfeldt (1931) · Galsworthy (1932) · Bunin (1933) · Pirandello (1934) · No award (1935) · O'Neill (1936) · Martin du Gard (1937) · Buck (1938) · Sillanpää (1939) · No awards (World War II) · Jensen (1944) · G. Mistral (1945) · Hesse (1946) · Gide (1947) · Eliot (1948) · Faulkner (1949) · Russell (1950)
1951 – 1975

Lagerkvist (1951) · Mauriac (1952) · Churchill (1953) · Hemingway (1954) · Laxness (1955) · Jiménez (1956) · Camus (1957) · Pasternak (1958) · Quasimodo (1959) · Perse (1960) · Andrić (1961) · Steinbeck (1962) · Seferis (1963) · Sartre (1964) · Sholokhov (1965) · Agnon / Sachs (1966) · Asturias (1967) · Kawabata (1968) · Beckett (1969) · Solzhenitsyn (1970) · Neruda (1971) · Böll (1972) · White (1973) · Johnson / Martinson (1974) · Montale (1975)
1976 – 2000

Bellow (1976) · Aleixandre (1977) · Singer (1978) · Elytis (1979) · Miłosz (1980) · Canetti (1981) · García-Márquez (1982) · Golding (1983) · Seifert (1984) · Simon (1985) · Soyinka (1986) · Brodsky (1987) · Mahfouz (1988) · Cela (1989) · Paz (1990) · Gordimer (1991) · Walcott (1992) · Morrison (1993) · Ōe (1994) · Heaney (1995) · Szymborska (1996) · Fo (1997) · Saramago (1998) · Grass (1999) · Gao (2000)
2001 – dòní

Naipaul (2001) · Kertész (2002) · Coetzee (2003) · Jelinek (2004) · Pinter (2005) · Pamuk (2006) · Lessing (2007) · Le Clézio (2008) · Müller (2009) · Vargas Llosa (2010) · Tranströmer (2011)
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