Remedios the Beauty bears seventeen sons for a character whose namesake descendant is swept away by the wind while translating prophetic texts.
This novel's author wrote of an encounter between one of its characters and some dying birds in the story "One Day After Saturday." Another character in this work befriends four teenagers at a Catalonian bookseller's and finds that his mother has died at convent in Krakow after she falls in love with a man constantly pursued by yellow butterflies, Mauricio (*) Babilonia. Remedios the Beauty bears seventeen sons for a character whose namesake descendant is swept away by the wind while translating prophetic texts. In the beginning of this novel, ice is brought to the town by the gypsy Melquíades, who befriends José Arcadio and his son, Aureliano. Set in the village of Macondo, for 10 points, name this chronicle of the Buendía family, a work by Gabriel García Márquez.
This novel's author wrote of an encounter between one of its characters and some dying birds in the story "One Day
{One Hundred Years of Solitude} [or {Cien años de soledad}