Gabriel García Márquez (1927-2014), known affectionately as Gabo, is considered one of the most important Spanish-language writers, and was awarded in 1982 with the Nobel Prize in Literature for his novel one Hundred years of solitude. Gabo invented a literary style called magical realism, and many of his novels are based in Cartagena. During our hike the expert guide on the subject will show us the sites linked to some of his novels. And shall explain in detail the biography of the writer and journalist in colombia.