Gabriel García Márquez, liked to write novels and collector of stories, when young was forced to study law because it was not properly his passion, but managed to consolidate his vocation as a wri

He never graduated but started one of the journalistic activities that he liked most, he entered as a columnist in the universal newspaper He always preferred to tell stories.
He liked to write humorous poems and draw humorous strips.
Gabito, as his friends told him, lived the first years of his life with his maternal grandparents.

When he was young he was a little crazy and he enjoyed his best friends where they met to do crazy things and they lived in pensions of the bad death.
He had a very good relationship with his friends but when he became aware of his illness he disconnected himself from the whole world and dedicated himself to writing.

Traveling the world he lived in one of his favorite countries Paris a long season, after traveling many countries and where he wrote several novels that were his inspiration.
His passion was writing, for each success of his life I create his most important works.

He liked music a lot and listening to it while he wrote, in each book he had a different style was also determined by the mood of the moment.
He did not agree with the violence in Colombia, so he decided to write "the bad hour" where the social disintegrated violence of Colombia stands out, taking it to a story, the injustice of that time.
For Gabriel, it was good to write so that they would see him as a revolutionary writer.
García Márquez enjoys when he went out to eat with his family singing and dancing with his wife.
His grandparents and his family had a great meaning in his life where they display many beautiful memories that he shared with them

Gabriel referred to the sugar-free coffee he liked and was taken by the members of his family, he could drink it at any time or when he was reading, at noon with a plate of rice, slices of fried plantain.
  He liked lobster very much one day in Barcelona he ate 3 and he was biting a bit of each dish.
In his newspaper articles of El País, Gabo evokes the memory of his native country with the smell of guava and aubergine fanatic

Gabriel García Márquez was a very superstitious man: he always had yellow flowers, in his sack, in his house. The reason: that yellow flowers bring luck, so "as long as there are yellow flowers nothing bad can happen to me". The Nobel Prize for Literature 1982 ensured.
Gabito believed that the color yellow was of luck, but not gold, nor the gold color, "for me gold is identified with shit", that's why I did not use it, neither in chains, watches, bracelets, rings, nor golden objects in your house as well as yellow butterflies.
He has always had yellow flowers in his house: he considered them a good luck charm.
 
He thought instead that the snails behind the door, the peacocks, the plastic flowers and the tailcoat gave him bad luck

After interviewing Shakira in 1999, Márquez declared her 'fan' and wrote that her music "has a personal stamp" and "an innocent sensuality" and that "no one can sing and dance as she does". When 'Love in the Time of Cholera' was brought to the big screen, Gabo persuaded Shakira to interpret the main themes of the film. The singer, in turn, baptized a school in honor of her friend.

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