One Hundred Years Of Solitude Cast & Character Guide

Welcome to Macondo! The Hundred Years of Loneliness series premiered on December 11 and presents on the small screen the story told by the writer Gabriel García Márquez in his novel of the same name.The production directed by Alex García López, who worked at The Witcher, and the Colombian Laura Mora, adapts the lives of the Buendía family and other characters like Melquiades, the alchemist.

Adapting one hundred years of solitude, the top work of Gabriel García Márquez, to the screen is as epic a challenge as history itself. With...

“One hundred years of solitude”, the famous work of Gabriel García Márquez, came to Netflix as a series, which focuses its attention on the Buendía. While many of the characters are an important part of the plot, in this note we tell you who Aureliano Babylona is. It is worth mentioning that the first eight episodes are already available on the streaming platform since December 11, 2024; therefore, if you have not yet finished seeing it or you h…

In September 2023, Netflix invited us to the set of the series of Hundred Years of Loneliness. We traveled to Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, and from there we went to Ibagué where, in a secret location, we arrived at Macondo, that town dreamed of by the millions of readers of Gabriel García Márquez. Touring the streets of Macondo and entering the house of the Buendía, he revealed to us the dimensions of the production of Hundred Years of Lonel…

One Hundred Years Of Solitude Cast & Character Guide

Netflix's adaptation of One Hundred Years of Solitude features a cast of talented but not widely known actors. The series is based on the celebrated literary masterpiece by Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez and has often been described as a book that would be impossible to adapt. The sprawling epic spans through multiple generations of characters from the Buendía family and the town of Macondo. However, Netflix's rendition has garnered suc…

In search of Macondo: a trip through the Colombian Caribbean and the landscapes that inspired Gabriel García Márquez “One hundred years of solitude”: a confirmed premiere date of Part IGabriel García Márquez, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982, always showed an ambivalent relationship with cinema. Although he collaborated in scripts such as “El gallo de oro” (1964) and “Time to die” (1985), his novels –carried with poetic images and…