Its first appearance is in Leaf Storm, and it exists upriver from a town where the mail comes in by ship every Friday, though a military officer never receives anything. It means "banana" in Bantu, and it is described as "a village of twenty houses of mud and canestalks on the bank of a diaphanous river," devastated from when a banana company pulled up and went away. The Buendía family lives here,
Its first appearance is in Leaf Storm, and it exists upriver from a town where the mail comes in by ship every Friday, though a military officer never receives anything. It means "banana" in Bantu, and it is described as "a village of twenty houses of mud and canestalks on the bank of a diaphanous river," devastated from when a banana company pulled up and went away. The Buendía family lives here, though the family is finished after one hundred years of solitude, as a storm washes the town away. FTP, identify this village that serves as the setting for many of the works of Gabriel García Márquez.
Its first appearance is in Leaf Storm, and it exists upriver from a town where the mail comes in by ship every Friday, though a military officer never receives anything.
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