El Boom latinoamericano

By presenting a world where logical explanations are always provided for supernatural events.

By creating a narrative that strictly adheres to chronological order and realistic timelines.

By blending fantastical elements with everyday life, questioning traditional Western perceptions of reality and logic.

By focusing solely on the political and social issues of the time, ignoring any elements of fantasy.

Submissiveness

Dependence

Resilience

Passivity

He becomes more ruthless and power-hungry.

He becomes more isolated and distrustful.

He becomes more popular and tormented, eventually falling in love.

He becomes indifferent to the needs of his people.

He struggles to reconcile his image as a feared leader with his desire for love and respect.

He is torn between his loyalty to his followers and his ambition for personal gain.

He cannot decide whether to pursue a life of peace or continue his violent ways.

He is conflicted about whether to reveal his true identity to Belisa.

1920s and 1930s

1960s and 1970s

1980s and 1990s

2000s and 2010s

A literary technique that focuses on realistic portrayals of everyday life.

A genre that combines elements of science fiction and fantasy.

A style that embeds magic in reality to challenge Western rationalism and alter perceptions of time and space.

A form of political satire used to critique government policies.

It provides essential services like communication and emotional support.

It creates social divisions due to the cost of her services.

It disrupts the local economy by undermining traditional businesses.

It has no significant impact on the community.

She reinforces traditional gender roles by submitting to male authority.

She challenges traditional gender roles by earning her own living and exerting influence.

She is ostracized by the community for her unconventional lifestyle.

She relies on male figures for support and protection.

To learn how to write poetry.

To win the heart of Belisa.

To write a campaign speech.

To spread rumors about his enemies.

To gain political power.

To escape poverty.

To impress the Colonel.

To become a famous author.