A 16-episode television series based on Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s novel One Hundred Years of Solitude will be released

Are you a fan of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the renowned author? If so, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. His online series, One Hundred Years of Solitude, is based on the cult classic literature. The online series’ teaser was just made available on Netflix. Enthusiasts are eager to delve into the universe of this intriguing book. It will now be brought to life in a 16-episode television series on the big screen. This teaser makes us think of the fantastical universe that Marquez built in One Hundred Years of Solitude with his characters, Jose Arcadio Buendia and Ursvala Iguaran. The Buendia family’s multigenerational tale is told throughout the book against the background of a made-up Colombian town called Macondo.

Alex Garcia Lopez and Laura Mora are the web series’ directors. The series’ main cast members include actors from Colombia and Latin America. It’s thought that the series will become more realistic with this casting.

Aureliano Buendia, the Colonel, is portrayed by Claudio Catano. In the show, Marco González plays José Arcadio Buendy, while Susana Morales plays Ursula Iguaran. Most of the series, which was shot in Spanish, was filmed in and around Colombia. The performers said that Marquez’s family’s support was crucial to the creation of the series.

One Hundred Years of Solitude was written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in 1967. Readers from all across the globe have been drawn to this work. The book, which explores magical realism, has also won several awards. Marquez won the 1982 Nobel Prize in Literature for this book as well.

Netflix has released the official description of the series. Cousins Jose Arcadio Buendia and Ursula Iguaran leave their hamlet behind and travel great distances in quest of a new home after getting married against the desires of their parents. Their voyage comes to a conclusion when they establish an ideal town on the banks of a river made of ancient stones, which they name Macondo (sic).” Accompanied by friends and adventures.