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Mariana E: Gabriel José García Márquez was a Colombian writer and journalist. He was born in Arataca, Colombia, on March 6, 1927. Among his greatest achievements is the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982.
He enrolled in the Faculty of Law of the National University of Bogotá, although without showing excessive interest in studies.

García Márquez has received numerous awards, distinctions and tributes for his works; the 1982 Nobel Prize in Literature for his novels and short stories, in which the fantastic and the real are combined in a quiet world of rich imagination, reflecting the life and conflicts of a continent

Mariana C: I am going to talk about the most important work in the life of Gabriel Garcia Marquez
-El amor en los tiempos de colera:
° It tells about the life of three characters at the beginning of the 20th century in a coastal city near the Río Negro region.
°The book is divided into six long chapters that relate a novel of the new Hispanic American narrative, the love circle existing between the three main characters: Dr. Juvenal Urbino, Fermina Daza, and Florentino Ariza.

-Los Funerales De La Mamá Grande:
°Published in 1962, this work by the Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez is a compilation of stories.  They are mostly very brief stories, sometimes only two or three pages long, written in their peculiar style, which take us to the magical and real-world of the imaginary village of Macondo, which was already the scene of La Hojarasca and it would be again from his masterpiece, One Hundred Years of Solitude.

Together we are going to talk about some curious facts about Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Fun facts: Mariana C
1. He drew on the stories of his parents' romance to write Love in the Time of Cholera.
2. He introduced readers from all over the world to the tradition of magical realism where the real and the fantastic mix is considered one of the greatest of the Spanish language literature.

Fun facts: Mariana E
3. He grew up in Aracataca listening to stories of his grandfather's military service and fantastic tales of his grandmother.
4. The name "Macondo", the little town in his novels, arose from a banana farm that he met during a train ride, located in northern Colombia.

Fun Fast: Maria José
5. One Write to the Colonel  to him was inspired by the Nobel's maternal grandmother, Colonel Nicolás Márquez, who also waited for a long time for his pension check as a veteran of the Thousand Day War
6. At 55, he was the youngest Nobel Prize Winner for Literature

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Introduction. (Carmen)

Debora Arango was born in the capital of Antioquia in 1907 and died in Envigado in 2005. She was one of the most important women artists of Colombia.

This academic work is a tribute to Debora Arango, a great plastic artist, and defender of women's rights and equality.

In the first place, will mention her works which reflect the customs, social history and political situation of Colombia in the 50s, in the second place we will describe her awards.

awards and honours. (Manuela)

There is an arts school with her name, located in the village of Envigado that offers professional careers in Plastic Arts, Music and Theater.

Since November 29 of 2016, her  image has appeared on the 2,000 Colombian pesos bill.

On March 20 of 2018, the biographical series "Débora, the woman who undressed Colombia" was released, about her life and her passion, streamed by the Teleantioquia channel.

During her career, Débora received the Prize for Arts and Letters:

She  received the Medal of Artistic and Cultural Merit

She received the Cross of Boyacá in its maximum degree.

(Carmen)

Her most representative works are:

Trata de Blancas: It was created in 1940, This picture was about the topic of prostitution in Medellin

La Danza: It was created in 1940, Debora was inspired by the social-political and religious problems in the city

La República (picture of Colombia): It was created in the 50’s, This picture is about The political situation of the country

El recreo de las monjas y el cardenal: It was created in 1939, This was inspired by the influence of religion in her life.

(Manuela)

Adolecencia: It was created in 1939, This picture is about The massacre that occurred after Gaitan's death

Masacre del 9 de abril: It was created in 1948, This was inspired by The massacre that occurred after Gaitan's death

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Juliana: Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Juliana and my workgroup is Luisa, Michael And Lina.

Luisa: We chose to talk about Gabriel García Marquez even though, we had considered other options like Jaime Garzón and Mario Mendoza because they are good colombian authors as well.

Lina: We chose Gabriel Garcia Marquez because he is a very recognized and emblematic writer of our country. He won the Nobel prize for Literature and his most recognized book is “One hundred years of solitude”.

Michael: His full name was Gabriel José de la Concordia García Márquez, he was born in the municipality of Aracataca, Magdalena, in Colombia on March 6th, 1927

and died on April 17, 2014 in Mexico City.

Juliana: In 1947 he started studying law, but he left the career and he started studying journalism. His first articles were posted in "El Espectador" and in "El Heraldo" and became a member of "Grupo de Barranquilla".

Luisa: His first work was "Litter" and in spanish "La hojarasca" published in 1955. On that same date he traveled to Europe, where he lived for three years, he lived in Rome, Geneva and Paris.
In France he wrote "No one writes to the Colonel" in Spanish "El coronel no tiene quien le escriba" and "The bad time" in Spanish "La mala hora".

Lina: García Márquez got married in Barranquilla in 1958 with Mercedes Barcha, the daughter of an apothecary. In 1959 they had their first son, Rodrigo, who became a filmmaker; and three years later, their second son, Gonzalo, was born, now a graphic designer in Mexico City.

Michael: His most recogzined works are "One hundred years of solitude" published in 1967.
"Love in the time of Cholera", published in 1985 and
"The autumn of the patriarch", published in 1975.
"Chronicle of a death foretold " published in 1981.

Juliana: Gabriel Garcia was the founder of magical realism. In his works there generally is a presence of magical-fantastic elements.

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Salo: Good afternoon class, we hope that your ok. Today we are going to talk about Sofía Vergara. My name is Salomé, and my classmates Juan Jose y María Fernanda.

Mafe: Birth: 10 de july/1972 ( 49 years old), Barranquilla Height: 1,7 m
Husband: Joe Manganiello (m. 2015), José Luis González (m. 1991–1993)
Sons: Manolo Gonzalez-Ripoll Vergara

Juan: She began in the English-speaking media by participating as a presenter at the American Comedy Awards for the Fox network, where she met director Barry Sonnenfeld, who offered her the role of Nina in the movie Big Trouble.
She then worked on such films as Chasing Papi, Soul Plane, 24th hour, Lords of Dogtown, Grilled with Ray Romano, Pledge this, and Four Brothers.

In September 2005 she participated in the ABC comedy "Hot Properties" and in the series "The Knights of Prosperity"
Sofía Vergara triumphed worldwide with the series "Modern Family" broadcast by the ABC television network, playing Gloria Delgado-Pritchett, a Colombian married to a rich American.

Salo: Well, now we know about her life, her career, and other important things about Sofía, but I have many questions.
How did Sofía start her career?
Sofía Vergara was found by Mario Mittroti, a photographer, a talent-spotter. At that moment, he asked her if he could take a photo of her.

At that moment Sofía was on a beach in Colombia. She was young and beautiful, she had a delicate face but a gorgeous body. She was 16 years old.

After that, she filmed an advertisement for Pepsi.

She participated in other projects and modeling and step by step she became a Hollywood star.

Now she is one of the most well-known celebrities in Hollywood.

Mafe: thus we conclude with the biography of Sofia. Thank you for your attention <3

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Our group is conformed by Angela, Alejandro and Darwin. We choose to the writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez and five of his best works. These are, " One Hundred Years of Solitude", " Chronicle of a Death Foretold", "No One Writes to the Colonel", "The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor" and " Love in the Time of Cholera".

Alejandro: Gabriel Garcia Marquez, was a writer and journalist, he won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Garcia Marquez was born on 6 March of 1927, in Aracataca, Colombia. This makes him the only Colombian to win this award. Now we going to know more of his work.

ANGELA: Love in the times of cholera is a literary work that talks about how love endures in the face of adversity and time, Gabriel's greatest inspiration was the relationship between his parents.

The most relevant themes are love, adventure, seduction and death; Like most of Gabriel's works, it has a historical context, in this case it is the attack on the San Jose galleon and also some relevant political events.

It was adapted to the cinema, and set with songs by the singer Shakira.

Another of his works is One Hundred Years of Solitude, it is the author's masterpiece and the greatest expression of magical realism, it tells the story of the Buendia family throughout all its generations, which takes place in the town of Macondo. .

It has several symbols such as the appearance of ghosts which is a way of remembering the past, in addition to touching topics such as incest and loneliness.

Its historical context is during the banana war as well as the arrival in the country of the gramophone, the telegraph and the cinema.

In addition to these great works, the author is the first nobel prize for literature for the country, as all of his works are critically acclaimed.

Alejandro: Another of his work is, “Chronicle of a Death Foretold”, this novel was written by Garcia Marquez, in the year 1981; it was inspired in a crime. It crime happened in 1955, in the Municipality of Sucre, State of Sucre, Colombia.

Darwin:in the other maders written
"El coronel no tiene quien le escriba"this novel was written by García Márquez, it was inspired in Nicolás Márquez mejia and  it was written In the year 1961 this, work won the NOBEL 1981

Darwin:nicolas marquéz mejia inspired of the novel "el coronel no tiene quien le escriba" fought in the liberal army during The thousand days war.
For more than fifteen years the coronel waited un vain for the letter announcing that he Would recive his pensión

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Daniel: Victor Manuel Gaviria González is a Colombian film director, screenwriter, poet, and writer. With studies in Psychology and Doctor Honoris causa in Communications from the University of Antioquia, he is one of the most internationally recognized Colombian filmmakers.

Geraldine: The movie that made Victor Gaviria famous was "The Rose Seller", which was a film inspired by the life of a young street inhabitant named Mónica, who sold roses and robbed in the center of Medellín.

Daniel: The original character named Monica was killed in real life, that is why her friend Lady Tabares had to finish the movie. This shows the reality of Medellin's neighborhoods and the violence and drug dealing in the city at that time.

Geraldine :

Joanny El Zarco for his great performance won a scholarship to study in Spain the day before he was murdered in the Loaina neighborhood and nobody knows why they killed him.

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Sara: Hi, today we are talking about Jose Emiro Garzon Correa.                       Simón: Jose Emiro is a sculptor, son of Flor Ángela and Víctor Manuel, peasant coffee growers. Garzon was interested in art, his first sculptures were flowers that he sold on the street.                                                                     Sara: Some of Garzon's sculptures are: Pentagrama musical, La Campesina, La Lavandera, El Cortejo, Los Leones, and many more.                                                                        Simon: Emiro is an artist neo-humanist committed to his art for the peace of Colombia.  he was born on May 7 in 1950.                   Sara: The materials he uses are: wood, latex, acrylic, and polymer.                                            Simon: We chose this artist because he is not a famous artist and we want to support talented people.

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Sara: Hi, today we are talking about Jose Emiro Garzon Correa.                       Simón: Jose Emiro is a sculptor, son of Flor Ángela and Víctor Manuel, peasant coffee growers. Garzon was interested in art, his first sculptures were flowers that he sold on the street.                                                                     Sara: Some of Garzon's sculptures are: Pentagrama musical, La Campesina, La Lavandera, El Cortejo, Los Leones, and many more.                                                                        Simon: Emiro is an artist neo-humanist committed to his art for the peace of Colombia.  he was born on May 7 in 1950.                   Sara: The materials he uses are: wood, latex, acrylic, and polymer.                                            Simon: We chose this artist because he is not a famous artist and we want to support talented people.