This novel sees a Belgian character named Gastón ask his wife, who has abandoned him, to send him his velocipede.
This novel sees a Belgian character named Gastón ask his wife, who has abandoned him, to send him his velocipede. One character signs the Treaty of Neerlandia and spends much of his time making golden fish, and the real-life Banana Strike Massacres are referenced in the carting away of machine-gunned bodies to the sea on a secret train in this work. Remedios the Beauty floats into the sky, and Melquíades provides the alchemist's lab that is used by Colonel Aureliano. For 10 points, name this Gabriel García Márquez novel chronicling many generations of the Buendía family in Macondo.
This novel sees a Belgian character named Gastón ask his wife, who has abandoned him, to send him his velocipede.
One Hundred Years of Solitude [or {Cien años} de soledad]