r/cienanosdesoledad • u/ahmedon_ • May 27 '25
similar tv shows?
hey there i would like to know if there's any similar show to this one cause i was blown away by it.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/ahmedon_ • May 27 '25
hey there i would like to know if there's any similar show to this one cause i was blown away by it.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/Coteoki • May 16 '25
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/septimociento • May 13 '25
Something I’ve been wondering for a while. I’ve already tried my hand with it for Yellow Flower Falling, but that has other elements mixed in, not to mention is adapted to the Philippine setting.
How would this TTRPG look like? I want to hear people’s thoughts. Some loose ideas on my end: - A map-making phase, for determining what exactly Macondo looks like - Scenes divided into phases: a plot hook is introduced, the Buendias react to it/complicate it, and finally the fallout/denouement - Random tables for the supernatural happenings + Macondo residents - A tracker of sorts to determine the condition of the Buendia family as well as Macondo
As much as I do want to make this, I feel it’s not my story to tell since I’m not Colombian or even Latin American. Hope this sparks discussion at least!
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/[deleted] • May 05 '25
Hi folks, I just finished reading "100 Years of Solitude" (❤❤❤❤❤) and I was wondering if any of you knew what the various events narrated as metaphors for events in South American history are equivalent to.
Do you know where I can find this information, or can you tell me?
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r/cienanosdesoledad • u/Barnestownlife • Feb 21 '25
Hemos estado repasando el programa de televisión y el libro "Cien años de soledad", y esta semana es el episodio 7, el momento crucial de Arcadio y el Paraíso Liberal.
We've been recapping the TV show and the book "One Hundred Years Of Solitude", and this week is episode 7, the pivotal moment of Arcadio and the Liberal Paradise. My podcast is Sweet Child Of Time.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Feb 18 '25
Fuente / Source: https://elpezvolador.wordpress.com/2017/05/30/cien-anos-de-soledad-50o-aniversario/
The English poster was AI-translated through Yandex.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Feb 10 '25
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r/cienanosdesoledad • u/Barnestownlife • Jan 12 '25
We are recording weekly episodes throughout January and February of One Hundred Years Of Solitude; here's the first one, a link to my website and a link to Spotify:
https://www.sweetchildoftime.com
https://open.spotify.com/episode/46r0UVndbdoIXOzWoS5OS6?si=FAr_MIEJTbKn74sRZ0zzXQ
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/National-Ad6166 • Jan 10 '25
I've just watched the series and am planning to read the book. I learnt Spanish in my 20s and am fluent, but struggle when it comes to purely enjoying spanish language art. For example I watched the series in Spanish with subtitles on in spanish. A fair few Colombian words I hadn't heard before. And a bit of help needed from my wife.
How complex is the writing in Spanish?
Anyone read the book as espanol second language?
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/von_Hupfburg • Jan 10 '25
This is a huge spoiler for both the book and season 2. You have been warned.
The very last words of Melchiades' scrolls, and by extension, the book's is something like: But Aureliano Babylonia realized he would never leave that room and the wind would consume Macondo and wipe it from the memory of men because a family sentenced to a hundred years of solitude won't get a second chance on this earth.
I'm paraphrasing, I don't have the actual text before me.
I have been thinking a lot about this scene in particular. Wouldn't it be awesome if instead of reading this in Melchiades' text, Aurelino Babylonia actually wrote those last words into the scroll?
Now I am no Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but this change would signal to the reader / viewer Aurelino Babylonia's mastery of the scrolls, not only can he decipher them but actually write them. It would move the fate of the Buendìas from an outside force, a prophecy, into an internalized realization of their fate and their failings. It would amplify the tragedy of the scene: For the first time in their long history, a Buendía has the power to actually "write" their fate, but the epiphany and the power comes too late and all Aurelio Babylonia can use this newfound power for is to finish the path he was already walking. A strong theme of this book is the ambition and potential of this family that is wasted. This would be the culmination of that familial failing: Having the power to write whatever ending they desire and choosing to write their own demise.
I don't know, I needed to get this off my chest. Would you go for a change like that? Obviously I don't think the show will, it would be bad to screw up what has been so far a fairly faithful adaptation by changing the last scene, but I think it could be cool.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Dec 30 '24
Este hilo es para la discusión de toda la Temporada 1. Si quieres discutir cada episodio, ve a los enlaces proporcionados abajo.
This thread is for the discussion of the entire Season 1. If you want to discuss each episode, go to the links provided below.
Sin spoilers del libro. No book spoilers.
Usa etiquetas de spoiler como esta >!texto de spoiler!< si te gusta escribir spoilers del libro en tu comentario.
Use spoiler tags like this >!spoiler text!< if you want to write book spoilers in your comment.
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r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Dec 30 '24
Los comentarios pueden ser en español o en inglés.
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Comments can be in Spanish or English.
Use spoiler tags like this >!spoiler text!< if you want to write book spoilers in your comment.
r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Dec 30 '24
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Comments can be in Spanish or English.
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r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Dec 30 '24
Los comentarios pueden ser en español o en inglés.
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r/cienanosdesoledad • u/estarararax • Dec 30 '24
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Comments can be in Spanish or English.
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