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Es un compendio acerca del amor y sus múltiples variantes, un estudio sobre el paso del tiempo que destruye y reconstruye almas y ciudades, sobre la memoria y sus infinitos laberintos. La trama se desarrolla en Centroamérica a principios de siglo, época en la cual, según el narrador, los signos del enamoramiento podían ser confundidos con los síntomas del cólera. Al igual que el caudaloso Magdalena, a cuyas orillas se desarrolla, la historia serpentea y fluye, rítmica y pausada, y prosa abajo va
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I was so ready to give this book 4 or 5 stars, until the ending. I HATED THE ENDING. As much as I enjoyed One Hundred Years of Solitude and as much as I really did enjoy this book most of the way through, it's gonna be a while before I stop being angry at Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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An incredible read. Touching on true love as a sickness, an Illness which plagues you for life, life itself, aging, dying, secrets taken to the grave. I am not sure why this sat on my bookshelf for close to 10 years waiting to be read.

Mar 30, 2009
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