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Calle 13 references El amor en los tiempos del colera as tribute to the great author of Colombia.  It is a true testiment to how Latin America can still produce great people and art, throwing away the silly idea of a non culutred and useless area. Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a great example of how Latin Americans still push the world forward, in both politics and literature. He shines as an icon to show the rest of the world that Latin America still is as strong and beautiful as ever.

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In Latin American Gabriel represents more than just a author from Colombia, represents the embodiment of  the ideal Latin American. A strong leading figure who is initiative in his arts and influential to people across the world. He's active and very politically outspoken, however maintaining civility and culture, and using both words and his mind to spread his thoughts. Throught Latin America, he is a renowned author, highly respected, and highly cherished among all people of the world. Following the theme of Gabriel Garica's book, El amor en los tiempos del cólera and Calle 13's song Latinoamerica, and aging together as one.

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The book "El amor en los tiempos del cólera" is a more modern version "Romeo and Juliet", everyone's favorite classical love story, brought into new life in South America. Passionately representing themes of love aging and morality

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Gabriel Garcia Marquez known as Gabo in Latin American world, is a famous novelist, writer, screenwriter and short story creator. Marquez hails from Colombia being regarded as one as one of the best Colombian that has ever lived according to the current president. He's won both the Neustadt award for literature in 1972 and the noble peace prize for literature in 1982. He also helped slow, and in a way, bring peace to Columbia by brokering peace talks between the governement and the rebels. Sadly Marquez passed away April 17, 2014 at the age of 87.