Los ecos de su voz: Gabriel García Márquez vive
Bumbox PodcastDesde 1957, antes de que ganara el Premio Nobel de Literatura, Gabriel García Márquez era un colaborador asiduo de la HJCK. Leyó en nuestros micrófonos fragmentos de sus obras más representativas como "Cien años de soledad", "El coronel no tiene quien le escriba" o "La mala hora". Además, fue corresponsal de la HJCK en Caracas durante 1959 y realizó algunas de las entrevistas más importantes acá, ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Reviva el conversatorio acerca de la obra del Nobel de literatura colombiano, Gabriel García Márquez en el que participan Luz Stella Angarita, directora de la Maestría en Literatura de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; Paul Brito, escritor y perio... more
Entrevista de Patricia Castaño en La Habana, Cuba, al escritor colombiano Gabriel García Márquez, quien habla sobre la música popular en la literatura. Hace referencia también a sus talleres de cine y televisión en la Escuela Internacional de Cine y ... more
¿Quién es un escritor sin su contexto? Una vez, en una entrevista de la HJCK, García Márquez dijo que a él siempre lo nombraban como un escritor imaginativo, pero él estaba convencido que era el más realista de los escritores. Todas sus palabras fuer... more
Palabras de Gabriel García Márquez en el homenaje al poeta y escritor Álvaro Mutis en el Palacio de Nariño, en la celebración de sus 70 años de vida. Mutis y Gracía Márquez sostuvieron una amistad durante años. Ambos eran sus lectores más críticos y,... more
En abril de 1967 Gabriel García Márquez leyó para la HJCK un fragmento de "La mala hora", su tercera novela, publicada en 1962. La guerra civil colombiana es historia del pasado, pero se vive una paz desagradable, que hace respirar un aire denso, don... more
Lectura de García Márquez de su cuento "Un día de estos" que hace parte del libro "Los funerales de la mamá grande". Grabado para la HJCK en abril de 1967.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
En noviembre de 1959 Gabriel García Márquez nos explicó qué es un libro.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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