Storm is the common translation for Gabriel García Márquez's novella La Hojarasca (lit. 'Litter'). First published in 1955, it took seven years to find...

1990s. Indira is a documentary producer in Mexico City. Leaf Storm (La Hojarasca) is García Márquez's first novella and took seven years to find a publisher...

(October 28 to November 16). Zuazua: Feria de la Hojarasca (October 7 to October 23). Rayones: Feria de la Nuez (Walnut fair, October 16 to October 24)...

Jorge Ignacio (2003). "Cantidad, calidad y nutrientes reciclados por la hojarasca fina en bosques pantanosos del Pacífico sur colombiano". Interciencia...

Storm (La hojarasca) Clarice Lispector The Apple in the Dark 1967 (A maçã no escuro, 1961) Luis Rafael Sánchez Macho Camacho's Beat 1983 (La guaracha...

International Jury for the Best Short Film: A Bird Flew by Leinad Pájaro De la Hoz Special Mention: Songs of Love and Hate by Saurav Ghimire Children's Jury...

Latin American LGBT literature. Gabriel García Márquez's debut novella La hojarasca (1953) (translated into English with the title Leaf Storm) was the next...

Macondo, Colombia Gabriel García Márquez La Hojarasca The town was first mentioned in La Hojarasca and La Mala Hora before appearing as a setting in...

the typewriter that Gabriel García Márquez wrote his first novel on, La Hojarasca. There are also letters of Simón Bolívar, photographs, albums, collections...

official selection. The opening gala was hosted by La Dani, Omar Banana [es], and Marta Etura. La familia Benetón screened as the festival's closing film...