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- The literary masterpiece by Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel García Márquez comes to Netflix. ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ is the story of the Buendía family, tormented by madness, impossible love, war, and the fear of a curse that condemns them to solitude for a hundred years in the mythical town of Macondo. Coming soon to Netflix.
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In the timeless town of Macondo, seven generations of the Buendía family navigate love, oblivion and the inescapability of their past - and their fate.
I spent 9 hours finishing this book, and when I turned off my pad, it felt as if the whole world had gone silent. A fear of forgetting and a pain of loneliness bloomed in my heart. I am a Chinese person born in the 21st century, yet at this moment, I can hear the breaths of my Latin American friends. What a magnificent work!
You say you completed it within 9 hrs, so either you didn't read it well or its just 🧢
@@theresnothingness Bro, it's really a page turner, 400 and something pages of a book like this is really accomplishable. It's not a cake walk tho but doable
@@theresnothingness Friend, 9hrs is enough to finish reading this book. I started reading in the morning, and by the time I finished, it was already dark. During this process, I even forgot to have lunch.
@@theresnothingness It is possible
In which language did you read? My Chinese friend told me that's is much faster to read and understand in the Chinese duo to the nature of how the monograms which are comprised and yet rich on their meanings.
Many years later, as he watched the Netflix trailer, he could still remember the opening lines of this book word for word.
Yes exactly!!!!
Me too!!! I was reciting it as I watched, with a lump in my throat. Makes me want to put everything down and re-read the novel immediately!
For sure
Congratulations, you all remember the book. Go get yourselves a cookie now...
I love you dude
The book is simply brilliant. You can read it again every year and still find something new.
So true. I've read the book several times and marvel at the brilliance of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Maybe time for a new read.
So truee
Точно, пора перечитать! Я этот роман уже 45 лет перечитываю...❤
the best thing I have ever read
I agree, this book is the best. But why so? What do you guys think?
If Remedios the Beauty is going to float to heaven in a cloud of butterflies, I want to see it.
...One of my fav moments in the book!
i want to see her taking a shower too
@@franciscopuerta4356same here!!!
@@franciscopuerta4356same here!
That's what I really want to see!
This is one of my most favourite books. Really hope they do this story justice.
Its Netflix... don't expect much. Also, very few movies broke beyond the book.
Book name??
Netflix production, off course it's work of shit, remember their last faithful adaptation? Yeah, me neither.
100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez@@apessimist8850
@@apessimist8850 Same as the series,,you should read it
I'm 81 & I read the book 30 years ago & again 8 years ao. My granddaughter's 23 & she read the book last year. We've been watching the series together an episode each week & it's been such a joy. I would have watched all 8 episodes in a day but I promised faithfully that I wouldn't & it took great willpower to stick to my promise. . What I'm shocked by is that it's not in the top 10 most viewed tv series & sorry to be such a snob but it shows how dim the average Netflix subscriber is when you look at the list. I think that we're incredibly fortunate that such a superb version was made of One Hundred Years ..... by Netflix
Finally something that's not drugs or cartels.
Let go off that old stigma! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
Honestly it does get old, we have so many great stories that never get told
@@FUBARGunpla a los gringos les gusta tener sus prejuicios retroalimentados; les refuerza su lavado de cerebro de que son "el mejor país del mundo", mientras que se hacen los tontos con todos los problemas que tienen en su sociedad.
Thank Hollywood.
What about ENCANTO?
i dont find it to be a stigma, its part of the reality we face and ofc films with that kinda genre r gonna exist, they aint gonna go away, trust me. But I'm not saying films like this should not be produced as well, we need them too. I guess both films can coexist. Thats all and now i shall await for the sensitive people who might attack me. (im grateful if there is none)
I was sitting in bed about to go to sleep as the remote fell from the top shelf and hit my head playing some radom netflix show, I just went with it. Little did I know I would be taken on a magical rollercoaster of emotions.
I finished the entire series in one night. I couldn't stop. I couldn't look away. I had fallen for each and every unfortunate and imperfect character.
I have not felt this way about a show in years, closest was probably watching "Everything Everywhere All at Once".
I know many people have read the book before and are afraid the show won't be able to capture just how magical it is. I assure you it feels incredibly authentic, magical, funny and sad at the same time. It's an absolute masterpiece.
I haven't had the fortune of hearing about it before, but I have since started reading the book (in spanish).
The book is unbelievably beautiful
One of the best books I've read and one of the best first lines in the history of literature. Looking forward for this one.
❤
I love this book and I would love one video about it.
Seu canal é muito bom, cara!
What is it about?
@@ce-xiv1334 Its really hard to explain cause it follows many different stories
But in essence is the story of the Buendía family which left their hometown to settle a new place they call Macondo.
It´s magical realism and nothing I can say here could do it justice so I´d really encourage you to read it. Its fantastic
@@ce-xiv1334lol
This book gave me the love to read back in high school. Since then I have read it so many times I can recite paragraphs out of it. I hope this gives the book justice. I am excited and afraid.
respect
For those who are planning to watch this series, I would suggest to read the nove first. Other wise you are ruining one of the best aesthetic experience you can have. The craft and imagination of best 100 film makers of all time put together can't match with what Márquez has done with words in the novel.
Yes.. read it in snail pace in Spanish to capture the magic (the grammar was out of my league, a spanish-english translation book was in handy)… read it years later in English, equally mind blowing.. my impression was that the Marquez estate would not allow a movie/TV adaptation, what changed?
So true!!!!
Marquez waited 3 years to have this novel translated into English because he wanted Gregory Rabassa to be the one to do it and he didn’t have any availability for those 3 years due to other projects …it was definitely worth the wait.
@@pedrinelastronautaINTERVIEWER: Wasthere anyinterest in making it into a
film?
GARCIA MARQUEZ: Yes, my agent put it up for one million
dollars to discourage offers and as they approximated thatoffer
she raised it to around three million. But I have no interest in
a film, and as long as I can preventit from happening,it won't.
I prefer that it remain a private relationship between the reader
and the book.
INTERVIEWER:Doyouthink any books can betranslated into
films successfully?
GARCIA MARQUEZ: I| can’t think of any one film that im-
proved on a good novel, butI can think of many goodfilmsthat
came from very bad novels
Completly agree, while im still interested in this adaptation, Netflix hollow cinematography cant make it justice
It's brave of the creators to even attempt to make this! ❤
If they did it well, we have the next James Cameron and Oscar winner.
Brave or foolish. We'll see..
Just don't trust Netflix to do a good job.
I can’t imagine this being directed by anyone other than del Toro and Cuarón, a collaborative effort. But we shall see.
There needs to be more bravery in these times
Arcadios and Aurelianos.. Arcadios and Aurelianos everywhere.........
😂 yes. And the women have nicknames
@@devannyblanco3309 if I remember correctly, only names of two Remedios matched
And Joses 😂
And everyone is a cousin or even closer
Everyone is a Buendia, even the ants that took the last member of the family
One of the best series that came out of Netflix for a long time. Kudos Netflix!! Kudos to Colombia & it's people!! Love from India.❤
Netflix, you better not mess this up! There will be a whole lot of South Americans waiting to make sure this is worthy of Garcia Marquez's great opus. Myself included.
That said, I'm very excited to see this!!!
not only South Americans! I know quite a lot of people in Ukraine who are looking forward!
Not only South Americans. It's beloved in India too.
That was literally my first thought: they better not screw this up
I really don't see how they could make it good lol isn't the whole point of the book a boring unspectacular story told through a distant narration with an incredible way of words? On film (if they aren't extremely creative and innovative) it won't be much more than retelling spectacularly that long confusing story where nothing really happens.
@@octave38well that's... sort of ur negative opinion.. The book is a masterpiece, the serie, we will see
Yesssss!!!! Finally Latino culture at its best and NOT about drugs nor violent cartels
Latinos are the pioneers of magical realism fiction genre. Hope this movie turns out great. I am excited
@@anonymouslakernerd7214 It is
@@anonymouslakernerd7214 It is Latino culture. There are speculative "magical" elements, but it's generally depicting Colombian history and culture.
@@FlauFly Are you Colombian?
@@anonymouslakernerd7214 No, but I read the book. Comparing it with Black Panther with completely fictional Wakanda doesn't make sense.
One of the most gorgeous books ever written. Do not mess this up, Netflix. You take on real, not financial, responsibility when you adapt something like this.
Yes.
100%! Magical realism isn't cheap!
@@alexahiramitsuexactly, as Disney learned the hard way.
Just watched it. It’s really good ❤
Magical realism of Marquez comes alive
The literal chills I have from watching this trailer!!! To hear the first sentence in the book as part of the teaser is simply AMAZING!!!
Omg please please please be good. This is one of the most iconic, magical books ever written. Please oh please be good and worthy of it!!
I have never in my life seen a comment section on you tube with this many people so moved and touched by a thing.
I’m shocked , is like they are all AI 😮😮😮😮😮
The excitement is real for this one. Praying they will be able to adapt it properly as it is not an easy task. Let's gooo!
Long live my people, the beautiful people of Colombia, my country, long live the GOOD people, the people that writes, the hardworking man, long live the good ones. Long live Gabo.
Currently re-reading the book. Best novel of all time, change my mind. I thought I was dreaming when I saw this video appear on my page.
As hispanic born and raised in latinamerica, Im so happy reading so many comments from people all over the world. In latin countries, reading a 100 years of solitude is almost a standard in middle and/or high school. Although I have to admit as an adult now, that this book is definitely not meant for kids, I’m happy I grew up reading so many talented latinamerican writers and now the rest of the world gets to know them❤
Damn that guy in the thumbnail got a killer mustache
Snitch
Gea?
Reminds to Ron Woodroof, a character (who existed IRL) played by Matthew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers Club.
Top G
You should watch gangs of new York. That's some real propper mustache 👍
One of my favorite novels. I’m only two episodes into the series but I can say I am so impressed. Magnificently executed, the production value is unmatched. Everything looks as I imagined it
Time for a reread. This book and I go a long way back! 🇧🇷
I cried for an hour when I finished the book. I can't believe this is happening. I wanna cry again.
Me too. This is a dream come true for me
When you read the book?
I've frequently mused over whether Gabo's masterpiece would finally grace the screen within my lifetime. It stands as one of the most extraordinary novels ever penned. This adaptation is both long overdue and timely. I couldn't be more thrilled.
Hi. Did you know García Márquez didn't want this book to be adapted for TV or cinema? What he wanted from his readers was to read it and create their own images by themselves. As a spanish speaker I strongly recommend to read it in spanish, nothing else.
@@maracaygHim and Martin both.
the only book ever that should be required reading for humanity. so magical, fantastical, humorous, relevant, irreverent...
Isn't it too imaginary? I don't find any substance in this book. I found it too superficial .
the only book? Should we throw Dostoevskij away?
Dumbest and most moronic book I have ever read. Pure trash. Get help, pal.
@@Luiii588 Well said. It's garbage. Morons repeat what others have said without assessing the book for themselves. Repeat something, no matter how false, enough times, and it becomes true, as the saying goes.
@zb5775 Aw, how cute, a contrarian. If one can read between the lines, one will appreciate the socio-political metaphors sprinkled throughout the book. There's a whole history of a nation in this book. The last thing it is is superficial.
Seems nice, but i think the reason the book is truly unadaptable has nothing to do with the events but the prose itself. As it is written in a way that is itself a summary of periods with highlights on certain events. Similar as to when a relative tells you a story from the family history.
It's not even the type of book that I think will work well in a single film; but maybe a series or multiple films. So many things will likely be left out. But I'm looking forward to how they tackle the adaptation and what they decide to emphasize. We'll see how it turns out, but it does look exciting!
Yes - very little actual dialog.
We better lower our expectation and just embrace the fact we are lucky enough to witness that this masterpiece is coming to screen
Yeah, theres no suspense, things that amount to nothing and just pass on. I might be pessimistic but with that trailer it looks like it's going to be all epic and spectacular
@@SaffariRose Netflix is making it into a 2-part series with each part compromising of 8 episodes.
I just finished watching de TV SERIES based on Gabriel Garcia Marquez “One Hundred years of solitude”. The story of MACONDO, with its violence, passion and pain, has deeply moved me. The series reflects the history and culture of Colombia, addressing themes such as violence and poverty, however, it also shows the resilience and strength of the COLOMBIAN PEOPLE . This a truly masterpiece that must be seen and read by all. This TV series is an excellent adaptation that captures the essence of the work.
This production was based in Columbia. Mocando is a fictional village in a fictional town.
a magical Colombian adventure. 🤩
I am flattered for filmakers taking a time to make this movie. It is a classic piece of Literature written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Although, his las film also base in one of his novels and short stories has not acheive any popularity among many people nor literature lovers. I am hoping this movie really portrays the storie as it is written. It is understandable not many movies are able to be faithful to the original story, nor from the novels or any piece of literature. Few producers, directors and writers have been able to attain a film that captivates it audiences in theater as well in books. Very few and those movies are still popular to watch even in school. They have great actors just as the book describes. I am excited to watch the film since I will be very critical on how faithful they are to the story and its characters, hoping this great piece of literature not only survives in books but in film as well.
OH MY GOD ONE OF MY FAVORITE BOOKS OF ALL TIME
The same for me)
Just finished the series. The sound is hunting me. Need to find it. I read the book in my youth years, nothing clear remained in my head until the series. Viva la Colombia :) -The best country advertisement
WOW. QUE MARAVILLA!!!❤🇨🇴🕊
One of the world's greatest opening lines.
Never read it but now I will.
@@jeffswail8446 You won't regret it. Top Latin prose.
Eh...
When I first read it, I had no idea what to expect but the opening immediately captured me.
Seratus Tahun Kesunyian.
Sastra favorit saya dari Amerika Latin. Gabriel Garcia Marquez adalah salah satu inspirasi saya dalam menulis. Semoga Netflix betul2 bisa menyampaikan pesan2 luar biasa dari kisah keluarga Buendia ini dengan baik 😊🙏🏼❤
"The world was so recent that many things lacked names,and in order to indicate them, it was necessary to point."
From its genesis to obliteration, the mythical town of Macondo has always fascinated me. ❤
damn, I've been thinking about that sentence in the book for a couple of days
now i really need a hardcopy of this unforgettable book, just so i can highlight lines like the one you quoted . thank you!
This is one of my favourite books. Please don't ruin it.
Same. This is what made me love books even more
Exactly my sentiment. Don’t mess it up!
Oh they are going to ruin it !.
Netflix ruins everything
It's netflix mate. It's already been destroyed...
The best first lines and best last lines - and it is the best book - please make it magical!
So happy para mis hermanos colombianos que esta pelicula le haga justicia al libro ❤
I have the book and I also read it a long time ago. It is one of the longest books I have had to read. The actor looks exactly how I imagined Aureliano Buendia 😉👌
Same. I saw the still before reading the title and literally gasped when I realized who it was supposed to be, because he is so close to my mental image of the character. The workshop looks exactly as I'd imagined it as well.
I was 19 when I first read this masterpiece - it fundementally changed my psyche and is forever etched into my mind.
I cannot see how a TV show could possibly give that story a fair and accurate telling. -C
There are parts of the book that are so surreal. That’s hard to capture in anything other than your imagination.
agreed. it's been called unadaptable before and i worry this show will just cement that reality.
I honestly believe there was a way to do this properly. It doesn't feel from the trailer like this will be it.
True , that book almost gave me fever , was such an amazing story of stories , I feel no matter how they put it , is going to fall short.
As a colombian I think the same.... IT is such a complex book to put in a Movie or TV series...
Looks great!! 🙌🏼 an excellent book, I hope the series does justice to the book 🇨🇴❤
💯. Agree even though it’s hard to do. The book is a gift to humanity.
🇨🇴🎉🎉
Wuepajee arriba Colombia!! 🇨🇴🌈 Greetings 😊
Well done Netflix, finally a tv show that represents Latin America in its most realistic way! Not just drugs and cartels! Cant wait to see the second part!
That language in the beginning was Sanskrit! The mother of all Indian languages and the inspiration behind many European languages.
realismo mágico :3
It took the Buendias almost 100 years to know they were reading Sanskrit
@sarah-ck9rh Right Sanskrit isn't that old
@sarah-ck9rh Here comes the Dravidian... 😂
@sarah-ck9rhguys, not here
Im an english lit graduate and i made my thesis on this book 20 years agoo 😳😳😳 i m excited to see this in one
OMG! is your thesis available somewhere?
I wanna read your thesis! Mine is going to be on the novel too 🎉
i want to read it too, why not sharing it?
@@anikalahmed I wanna read yours too.
I was brought up by listening to stories about this book, my mom was a literature teacher and she'd always go on about how this was her favorite book. When I finally read it as an adult, it did not disappoint in the slightest. Better read(if possible) in Spanish, it is very hard to translate the argot and slang to another language, but still a fantastic book and probably one of the best in Latin American literature.
Many years ago, in an interview, Garcia Marquez humorously said that Gregory Rabassa, the translator of "One Hundred", improved upon the Spanish version.
It's rare for Netflix to make quality movies, let's hope this one is a happy exception. The book is splendid.
Netflix made 'All Quiet..' last year...
No way this is a movie the book is too long for it to be a movie
Not that rare. Netflix has some really good movies and series
I really don't believe anyone can convey the depth of this book in a movie. I've read it so many times in both Spanish and English that I simply can't believe it's possible.
I am glad that they have dramatised the famous first line of the book in this teaser. ❤
From the moment the reader reads that first line they are hooked!
this is literally the most predictable and expected thing they could have done, why are you talking about it like it’s some incredibly genius, subversive move
@OrangeJews1138 Not sure you know what the word subversive means! Also, they just said they liked that they used that line. It's not that deep.
@@Pat_Springleafhaha funny you say that, cuz as soon I saw the first couple of seconds, I immediately knew what it was gonna be
Too bad the rhythm is so badly off. I hope it's just the teaser editing.
I have been wondering whether this book was ever made into a movie and I have been thinking that it would have to be a series or a very long movie. I have been thinking about how difficult it would be to adapt well. After a failed attempt, I am reading it in Spanish right now. I am not a native speaker. I´m level B2, so it´s very difficult for me. I read 1 chapter per month. I am on chapter 16, so I have been reading it for 16 months now. I am in a book club with 3 other people and we discuss it. One has degrees in Latin American and Spanish literature (as do I), but he explains the book. I did my undergrad thesis on Chronicle of a Death Foretold (Crónica de una muerte anunciada) by Márquez. That´s when I fell in love with the author. My heard jumped with excitement when I saw the trailer. It almost brought me to tears! I can´t wait for it to debut. I will watch it in Spanish with Spanish subtitles to help me improve my language skills. This is an important book for everyone to read because it explores the human condition and the history of Latin America through the microcosm of the fictional Macondo.
Wow! impressive!
Another thing that makes the book more identifiable is that it feels like the stories that everyone's grandparents here in Latin America (which is where I am from and where I live) would tell their grandchildren, which is very identifiable.
At one point, Francis Coppola hoped to film it...
My hombre, that’s pretty impressive for English already! You should be proud!
Márquez's masterpiece is finally coming to cinema 😭😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ thank you so much
García Márquez …
Don't get your hopes up. This is not going to work !
@@josefinam5710 Good to know. Thanks. But for all of us who are not living in hispanic countries, Marque means only one person. We know only one Marquez.
@@TheMrgoodboy2 Let's suppose you are right, which you aren't. Then you would have to call him "García" you dummy... Gabriel is only his name, "García" & "Marquez" his two last names.
@@josefinam5710 That's a cute way to try to explain it to an evidently ignorant person. But that's not a good argument either. Because not everyone uses both last names in Latinamerica. I think "Gabriel García Márquez" is special because it's a brand. So to say "Gabriel García" means any cat, "García Marquez" you know who is it. And to just say "Marquez" is ignorance of the highest level.
This book will hurt your brain. I wouldn't have it any other way. This was outstanding. Thank you Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
I always assumed this would never be done, just one of those books that seems unfilmable/unadaptable.
Probably my favourite book so I’m a bit skeptical of this.
My grad thesis in screenwriting was about adaptating a literary magical realism story into film. All I can say is I was instantly 100% RELIEVED when I heard a narrator. I believe this is going to turn up really well
That sounds really cool!@@santiagogeringertueros7791
one film won’t do the story justice, series is perfect format😊
@@rocketman-766 its impossible to capture all the events in a single film
@@rocketman-766 That's what Gabo said...
Sou brasileiro e os nossos irmãos colombianos tem infinitas histórias maravilhosas, que país!!!!
The opening line of this book is the best of any i have ever read...and I haven't even read it in the language it's written in. INCREDIBLE book.
Amé la serie, y me arrepiento de no haber leído esta magnífica obra antes.
One of my favorite piece of literature turning into a movie. Hope They do justice :)
the show is sooooooooo better than I thought it would be❤
It's got to be a series to make it right! Can't wait!
Seran 16 capitulos ❤
@@exoisexo8602 super! 😍
¡Boom! A ver cómo la han montado. La vara alta la tienen con esta versión de esta obra maestra del Gabo y nuestro Realismo mágico.
man o man, loved this book when i read it in my mid to late 20's. I'm 43 now.....might have to pick this one back up, excited.
Colombia te amo ❤️
Пожалуйста, Господи, пусть это будет реально классный сериал, потому что это моя самая любимая книга!!! 😭❤
пусть мы его сможем увидеть
Gabriel didn't want any of his novels to be made into TV shows because he wanted everyone to have a version of his books in their heads
This book is my favourite of all time, I'll watch the show but can't help feeling sad about that
I just finished the book few months back. Now waitingfor this series. 🙂
What do you think about it?
@@isabelamelendezcarvajal4908 I loved the book.
@@meghbanerjeemusic I glad and it's a good time for reading again
@@isabelamelendezcarvajal4908 You are absolutely right. I am really planning to read it once more before watching this show. 🙂
@@meghbanerjeemusic the book protagonist in teaser open is in Sanskrit , is this in the original text or they have changed it ?
Just literally got goosebumps, I'm Colombian, my favourite book (what a cliché) in my beloved country❤
Soo who watched whole first season,I loved the show,first two episodes was not good for me,I was disappointed and did not wanted to continue,but I’m glad I did,it got so good,can’t wait for second season.
Absolutely love Ursula❤
I really hope they can do this book justice because it is an absolutely beautiful story. It was my father's favorite book and mine also. First book I read for pleasure as a young girl in Colombia. I've read it in both languages and loved it each time. Now I have my father's copy on my nightstand ❤
Viva Colombia !!!!!!
One of the best written intros in a history of writing.
This would be one of the hardest books to adapt into a series. I hope Netflix does justice to a masterpiece of a novel.
This story needs at least 5 season, please do some promotion, it's a world wide novel!
This is one of the best books I've ever read. So captivating story and it really made me go deep into each character and feel the story rather than reading. I felt like I was witnessing the entire incidents. I read this many years ago and now after watching this trailer I'm feeling to reread it. Currently I'm reading Love in the time of cholera which is also so captivating and magnificent like One hundred years of solitude. Waiting for this series. ❤❤❤❤
I read One Hundred Years of Solitude around 18/19 years ago. It stays with me. One of my favorite books of all time. Happy that it's adapted into a series.
Lets be honest. As a Latin person I've known of this novela almost all my life. I've never expected to see it on the screen, much less in subtitles for the English audiences. The answer is simple. Hollywood. That's why I'm so happy there are streaming services today. Today, thanks to Netflix and other platforms, there are no more gatekeepers who decide which story should be told. Now, all the doors are open to see whatever you want on the screen. I am happy for Latin America, for Colombia and for the Spanish world. We are finally being noticed and known. Latin culture is so incredible and profound and the only thing we have been known for are drugs, cartels, corruption, dictatorships, etc. But behind that dirty surface there is a incredible and vibrant culture full of magic that fascinates every foreigner that dares to visit. This is just another way to get into the deep. I hope this time we see something of the magic realism that Gabo intended in his works.
Callate no eres quien para opinar de Colombia😂😂😂 cartel el que seguramente tienes en la espalda y dice estupido🤫🤫🤫esto esta hecho por Colombianos lo cual es garantia de talento💪💪💪
I have never read a book that was as magical and mundane, as heartbreaking and ironic as 100 years of solitude. I hope the movie can somehow catch the inherent beauty of this book❤
“…so dense a commingling of the improbable and the mundane…” - from Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children. Your comment instantly reminded me of it.
Did you read it in spanish?
@@maracayg sadly no, I cannot understand a word of Spanish :( I read it in German… but the Spanish version must be even more stunning!
Really hope the visual representation of Macondo and the ascending of Remedios,the beauty will be flabbergasting than my imagination ❤ 🤞let this movie enhance my penchant for One hundred years of solitude.
The more I think about the show, the more beautiful it is. Work to be proud of by all involved.
❤❤❤
I’m not going to lie, this is one of the best trailers I’ve ever seen.
This is one of the most popular books in Iran. It had a strong following before the internet changed how we consume media and people stop reading as much. I read the book about 10 times in the 90s, which makes me confident in saying that it's impossible to adapt it Faithfully into another format. I cannot believe Netflix tried that.
You should watch it in Spanish with subtitles! I think the family of the author was very involved and all his conditions were meet since it will be done by Colombians in Colombia and in 16 one hour episodes!
Mon livre préféré.
Impossible que Netflix puisse tirer une vraie bonne série d'une œuvre aussi magistrale. L'esprit de Cent ans de solitude ne peut être vécu que par la lecture et la relecture.
D'ailleurs maintenant, je relis le roman en version originale et à haute voix.
Le teaser donne envie de fuir, voix off, musique, image, c'est mauvais
Always dreamt of seeing this one in picture. Thanks Netflix.
i read the book some years ago, i thought Netflix will ruin everything as always, but no... what a nice surprise...
This book was a tough read but I am happy that I did it. Definitely a tragic family
Recently read this classic novel, and I thought to myself how cool a movie would be.
Looking forward to this!
I’ve had this book on my shelf since the past 15 years and now it’s a page turner I can’t put it down!!
Not a good book, a great book. A story that's magical and immediate, heartfelt and deserving of the greatest care. 16 episodes. I can't wait!
This book is my first fave Spanish novel. It is very amazing. Thank you Señor Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Never in my wildest dream that this would be turned into movie.
Magical realism really done well.
Is this a movie?
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The names aureliano buendia and Ursula give me chills... And GGM is the greatest writer of this genre (magical realism) . No arguments!
My favourite book and my favourite writer..if they are going to ruin it I will be so upset. ❤❤❤
One of the best novels I have ever read , multiple times . The novel takes us into a long , difficult, yet fascinating journey of self discovery and family relationships . I read the novel in both English and Spanish languages . I hope Netflix does the author and the novel true justice .
One of the best series on Netflix!
What a book. Not getting hopes up given the depth and breath, but here's to doing it justice.