Last Vargas Losa of Latin American “Boom”

With the death of Vargas Losa The last representative of Latin American “Boom” will disappear, The literary event emerged 60 years ago, from which the Nobel Prize in Peru was a source with its ‘The City and Tax’ novel.

Gabriel Garcia Marques.

Many of them Thanks to the teachers who lived in Barcelona Carlos Parall promoted Latin America’s literature, which is not so known in Spain and Europe.

It was the most important movement of Spanish literature in the twentieth century and emerged from Barcelona between 1967 and 1976 A Cross -Solidarity Crossing After a social change created in the countries of Latin America and the success of the Cuban Revolution, a group of young writers, political instability and a series of conspiracies in various countries.

As Vargas Losaway recalled (Arakviba, 1936), everyone lived a time of great excellence, in which there were no quarrels, but “the greatest brotherhood and hope that Latin American literature was important and had a common class”.

City and dogs That’s his first novel.

“Magical realism” is one of its characteristicsIt broke the space -time limits of some of the stories that describe the rigorous political, social or historical reality.

“The work of Garcia Marques is incomprehensible without Cortezer, and the Cortezer’s Varcas Losa is installed to be similar to one of the most real, because I know that each of us knows what others are doing,” Carlos Funzus said in 1968.

Friendship with Garcia Marques

Garcia Margvez and Vargas Losa met at Carakas AirportIn August 1967. In just 31 years, Vargas Losa was already a writer who was praised by critics, while Garcia Margvez, who finally discovered the ‘100 years of solitude’, was released in Bhubenus Aers that year.

Shortly after they agreed at the National Engineering University of Lima, September 5 and 7, 1967, when the “boom” event began to shape, the two began to talk about Latin American literature, and now the name called “magical realism” is not yet developed.

Before they read with admiration for each other They turned out to be dear friendsEspecially after being neighboring countries in Barcelona.

But friendship is spoiled forever Vargas Losa will punch Carcia MargvezTo whom he said: “This is why you did Patricia.”

Peruvian writer Jaim Bayley says this in his book GeniusIn it he describes the 1975 Bogasio Disco in Madrid’s Bogasio Disco, in which Patricia Lossa was separated from Mario Varcas Losa; Garcia Margvez, Literary Agent Carmen Palsels and Writer George Edwards, where “There were some things that appeared to be the punch.”

The punch is said to be the end of the “Boom” because its two heroes Garcia Margvez and Vargas Losa have not spoken again.