The question Mario Vargas Llosa asked his wife before he died

On April 13, 2025, surrounded by his family, the writer and Nobel Prize laureate Mario Vargas Llosa left this world, not without saying goodbye to the people he had loved most and doing what he liked best: writing. Álvaro Vargas Llosa, his son, told him about the last and moving days of the essayist, in conversation with the Peruvian medium El Comercio. According to him, his grandson Leandro, who hopes to become a famous author, wrote a special …

When Mario Vargas Llosa once hilvanar his memories of the boom era, and recalling the writers who joined him, he commented: “It seems that it will be my turn to turn off the light and close the door.” He was the youngest of that generation who marked, and transformed, the literature of the twentieth century Latin American. If we should call it a generation. The first rarity was that its members were not necessarily contemporaries, since between …

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Álvaro Vargas Llosa, the eldest son of the late Nobel in Literature Mario Vargas Llosa, broke his silence in an interview with El Comercio to clarify the rumors about the causes of his father’s death, which occurred on April 13. Although he avoided mentioning directly the writer Jaime Bayly, who publicly claimed that Vargas Llosa died of “haematological cancer,” Álvaro flatly denied that version. “I advise not to listen to anyone who has not had…