That woman is Ursula Iguaran, whose husband Jose Arcadio founds a new village, and the span of her lifetime provides one meaning for this novel's title.
The matriarch of this work's central family initially refuses to bear her husband's children, worried they will have pig's tails. That woman is Ursula Iguaran, whose husband Jose Arcadio founds a new village, and the span of her lifetime provides one meaning for this novel's title. For ten points, name this novel about the founding of Macondo and the Buendia family, a work of in Gabriel Garcia Márquez.
The matriarch of this work's central family initially refuses to bear her husband's children, worried they will have pig's tails.
{One Hundred Years of Solitude} (or {Cien añ os de soledad})