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	Macondo
		Macondo es nuestra propia civilización, y desaparecerá por los mismos errores que cometieron los Buendía: pecado, colonización, explotación, degeneración, odio, guerras y miedo.
		Macondo era un paraíso terrenal donde nadie moría, pero se enteraron de que existía otro mundo y lo incorporaron a su vida, siendo éste el principio del fin.
		Macondo se deja atrapar por la guerra, la corrupción y los deseos más bajos.
	html.rincondelvago.com /macondo.html (1049 words)

	Macondo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Macondo is a fictional town described in Gabriel García Márquez's novel One Hundred Years of Solitude.
		Inspired by William Faulkner's fictionalized Yoknapatawpha County, Macondo is often supposed to draw from García Márquez's childhood town, Aracataca, located in a jungle in the north of Colombia, to the southwest of Riohacha.
		Macondo was the name of a banana plantation near Aracataca, and means "banana" in the Bantu language.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Macondo (304 words)

	Marquez: One Hundred Years of Solitude (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		They are, as residents of Macondo, victims of an illusion in the city of mirages, and the personal constructions they erect in the course of living all fail and plunge them into a cruel and lasting solitude.
		It is necessary to stress this point, this sense that history is a cruel farce, experienced as fantasy and forgotten quickly, because it may well be the case that, in writing this novel, one of Marquez's main points is to leave his readers with a strong sense of the tragic futility of such an attitude.
		Loneliness in Macondo and among the Buendias is not an accidental condition, something that could be alleviated by better communications or more friends, and it is not the metaphysical loneliness of existentialists, a stage shared by all men.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~johnstoi/introser/marquez.HTM (4979 words)

	Viajes Nº:06 Colombia: un viaje a Macondo
		Macondo, nombre de resonancias africanas que bautizaba una finca bananera de la United Fruit Company cercana a Aracataca, se había convertido finalmente en el espacio imaginario donde situaría la maravillosa historia de los Buendía.
		Macondo existe, y sus extraordinarios personajes se encuentran en las ciénagas, rancherías o solariegas mansiones castellanas de esta región cargada de mitos y leyendas.
		Entre los recuerdos de infancia del creador del Macondo mágico se encuentra la imagen de esta gigantesca pirámide coronada de glaciares que se eleva en medio de las extensas plantaciones de banano.
	www.elmundo.es /viajes/2002/06/1014814043.html (2977 words)

	Welcome to RADIO MACONDO: Pura Salsa, Puro Son...Salsa and Cuban Son, Classic and New (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Radio Macondo is the creation of a group of friends who introduced the concept of the Latin nightclub to Korea, and who--unless someone can prove to us otherwise--started the salsa craze in Korea.
		Kelly and a designer decorated Macondo's interior with the colors you see on the Radio Macondo website, as well as the original bar's website: two-toned walls of terra cotta with a dark red-burgandy trim, reminiscent of Colonial-era public buildings found throughout Latin America, reminding Latinos of their communities back home.
		Macondo is now out of the hands of its original owners, and so is the Salsa scene in Seoul.
	www.orsradio.com /salsa.php (2570 words)

	Macondo - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Macondo es un pueblo ficticio descrito principalmente en la novela Cien años de soledad del nóbel de literatura colombiano Gabriel García Márquez.
		Macondo provendría de makonde, que es el plural de likonde, voz con la que se designa al fruto prenominado en la milenaria lengua centroafricana y que literalmente significa alimento del diablo.
		Macondo fue construida a orillas de un rio, rodeado de piedras grandes y pulidas.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Macondo (660 words)

	Colombia: Macondo, el pueblo de "Cien años de soledad", seguirá siendo imaginario
		El pueblo colombiano de Macondo, donde se desarrolla "Cien años de Soledad", seguirá existiendo sólo en la ficción.
		Macondo es el pueblo en donde se desarrolla el drama la familia Buendía en "Cien años de soledad'', una de las novelas más famosas del Nobel colombiano.
		Macondo no es sólo Aracataca, es todo el Caribe'', dijo el hermano del escritor.
	www.clarin.com /diario/2006/06/25/um/m-01222282.htm (884 words)

	Macondo no quiere ser Macondo - 20minutos.es
		Macondo, el pueblo que inmortalizó el escritor colombiano Gabriel García Márquez en su obra cumbre, 'Cien Años de Soledad', seguirá siendo un lugar imaginario que no aparecerá en los mapas del país sudamericano.
		Macondo es un pueblo de una novela o de las novelas de nuestro Nobel Gabriel García Márquez, es un pueblo imaginario y como tal debe seguir siendo", dijo Pipe Rodríguez, un hombre de 55 años que se oponía a la iniciativa.
		Macondo significa "banana" en un dialecto africano y era el nombre de una hacienda bananera de la United Fruit Company que García Márquez, llamado cariñosamente "Gabo", recorría en su niñez, según los habitantes de la región.
	www.20minutos.es /noticia/134803/0/macondo/garcia/marquez (1201 words)

	macondo
		Macondo is a place to come and read in, a place to dream in, a space to share your ideas in, to get inspired in, to sip on a drink or munch in, a place to listen to, a space to look around in, it’s a place to socialise and be in.
		Macondo has the pleasure to host an exhibition of a collection of original cardboard paintings from London's foremost Contemporary Street Artist, Adam Neate.
		Macondo invites you to the private view of photographer Stephane Kossman who arrives for the first time to London after showing his work in Geneve, Paris, Cannes and Los Angeles.
	www.macondo.co.uk (814 words)

	Latin Ballet of Virginia - Macondo
		Persecuting the singing of the birds, Melquiades and the gypsies arrived in Macondo.
		He brought to Macondo miracles and magic, the philosophical stone, the magnetic metals, telescopes, and dry ice.
		Macondo, Ciudad de los Espejos (Macondo, City of the Mirrors) was their production for the Second National Dance Festival presented at the Crisanto Luque last week.
	www.latinballet.com /macondo.asp (1782 words)

	Macondo continuará en la ficción
		La palabra Macondo le llamó la atención a García Márquez desde los primeros viajes con su abuelo.
		Años después, en una enciclopedia, encontró que Macondo es el nombre de un árbol del trópico parecido a la ceiba.
		Macondo era entonces una aldea de 20 casas de barro y cañabrava construidas a la orilla de un río de aguas diáfanas que se precipitaban por un lecho de piedras pulidas, blancas y enormes como huevos prehistóricos.
	www.laopinion.com /latinoamerica/?rkey=00000000000000248620 (790 words)

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		Macondo is a 10-day game running THURSDAY Jan. 11, 2001 to SATURDAY Jan.
		It is a high weirdshit game of 40-50 pcs set in the magical realist world of Garcia Marquez, in the small Colombian town of Macondo, in the dawn of the 1980s, in the last days of the life of Mama Grande.
		Macondo brought to you by the letter M, the number 42, Gerald Britton, Joe Foley, Jessica Fry and Rachel Greenstadt.
	web.mit.edu /~greenie/Public/app (659 words)

	Washington
		In Macondo, "civilization" came and went, civil wars were fought without end, and massacres of banana workers appeared only as figments of a character's imagination.
		The Macondo Garcia Marquez describes is a spiraling history of his native Colombia.
		Macondo reveals an official Colombian history, surrounded by a whirlwind of myth.
	www.zmag.org /zmag/articles/jan98knoes.htm (1437 words)

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	www.wretch.cc /blog/macondo (80 words)

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		En sus comienzos, Macondo, era un "mundo ideal, un paraíso"."Macondo era entonces una aldea de veinte casas de barro y caña brava construidas a la orilla de un río de aguas diáfanas que se precipitaban por un lecho de piedras pulidas, blancas y enormes como huevos prehistóricos".
		"Macondo era ya un pavoroso remolino de polvo y escombros...".
		Así que Adrián, si aun no tienes tu particular Macondo, apresúrate a buscarlo porque la vida pasa muy deprisa, y al final si no tienes un Macondo como el de Gabo, no te quedará mucho entre las manos.
	martanauta.blogia.com /2006/092903-macondo.php (468 words)

	macondo tre onlus - adozione a distanza e progetti di solidarietà
		macondo tre onlus - adozione a distanza e progetti di solidarietà
		(17-12-2006) iniziativa a favore di macondo tre da parte del centro sociale buridda
		paolo navalesi, amico di macondo tre, si è classificato primo alla quinta edizione del premio chatwin camminando per il mondo, dedicato ai reportage di viaggio con bellissime foto scattate in bosnia erzegovina: qui maggiori dettagli
	www.macondo3.org (340 words)

	Hostal Macondo: Cuenca Youth Hostels, Cuenca Ecuador (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Hostal Macondo is a hidden paradise situated in the beautiful colonial heart of Cuenca, Ecuador...
		Hostal Macondo is a hidden paradise situated in the beautiful colonial heart of Cuenca, Ecuador, a UNESCO World Heritage city.
		Macondo offers a peaceful and charming atmosphere in a secure, central location that provides easy access to museums, restaurants and other tourist facilities.
	www.realadventures.com /listings/1029377.htm (268 words)

	Macondo Italian restaurant in Sayulita Mexico
		The Macondo menu offers diners traditional spaghetti made with Richard’s special sauce, fresh meats and vegetarian lasagnas and other well-loved pasta dishes, as well as U.S. choice New York steaks and delicious pizzas.
		Macondo comfortably seats up to 24 guests in our lower dining area and an additional 40 people in the upstairs garden dining area.
		Macondo is on you right just before the corner.
	www.sayulitalife.com /business/macondo.htm (388 words)

	Macondoproject
		That is to say, behind the Macondo created by literary fiction there is another Macondo, even more imaginary and mythical, created by readers and authenticated by the children of Aracataca with a third visible and palpable Macondo which is, without a doubt, the falsest of them all.
		Fortunately, Macondo isn't a place, but a state of mind that allows people to see what they want to see and to see it as they see fit.
		In the midst of so many superimposed Macondos there's another that rises up: that of the Dutch photographer Hannes Wallrafen, which could well be the most probable of all Macondos in this world because it's backed up by the conclusive documentation of some splendid photographs.
	home-1.worldonline.nl /~hanneswa/paginas/macondoproject.html (1295 words)

	Macondo: Mobile Agents and COordinatioN for Distributed applicatiOns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Macondo is a platform for distributed Java applications based on mobile agents and coordination.
		Coordination support in Macondo is based on MJada, an extension of Jada, a coordination kernel for Java.
		Macondo has been developed by A. Giovannini as part of his Tesi di Laurea.
	www.cs.unibo.it /~cianca/wwwpages/macondo (121 words)

	netMag » ¿Macondo Al Mapa?
		Macondo es la población imaginaria que sirve de escenario para la obra seminal de García Márquez, “Cien Años de Soledad”.
		Y así como el hielo simbolizaba progreso para el Macondo de la novela, el alcalde cree que Macondo será señal de progreso para Aracataca.
		Macondo ya existe desde que fue escrito, al igual que Arcadio Buendia y sus demas fantasias.
	netmag.com.mx /articulos/2006/07/09/%C2%BFmacondo-al-mapa (644 words)

	Reading Group Guide \| ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE by Gabriel García Márquez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The mythic village of Macondo lies in northern Colombia, somewhere in the great swamps between the mountains and the coast.
		As babies are born and the world's "great inventions" are introduced into Macondo, the village grows and becomes more and more subject to the workings of the outside world, to its politics and progress, and to history itself.
		To what extent is Macondo's founding, long isolation, and increasing links with the outside world an exodus from guilt and corruption to new life and innocence and, then, a reverse journey from innocence to decadence?
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/one_hundred_years_of_solit.asp (725 words)

	Macondo, Shoreditch (London) - Fluid Foundation : London Bar Guide
		The little red kitchen is always spreading the best aromatic smoke of the tortillas, tacos, rousted vegetables and ready baked huge cakes; the taste of the chocolate brings to your memory the warm of your mum in your childhood.
		This is Macondo, come and be part of it, you will be a character of this story.
		The great thing about Macondo is that you can go there any time of the day - they do great cakes and coffees but also their hot food is superb.
	www.fluidfoundation.com /venueDetails.asp?Venue_ID=18829 (748 words)

	Analysis & Criticism: Images
		One of the first uses of the goldfish is during the war, on the edge of Macondo’s destruction, when one of the Colonel’s men presents a goldfish to verify his connection to the Colonel; this association of the fish with the Colonel’s war reflects the immense impact that the Colonel’s war has on Macondo.
		Examples of the technological connections with music: One of the first sources of music in Macondo is "the music of the clocks," which replaces the birds.
		Since there are numerous yellow images throughout this novel, when the reader thinks of Macondo they think of a village streaked with images of yellow (especially the train, because trains are very rarely yellow).
	www.dwave.net /~pwolff/images.htm (925 words)

	macondo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The founder of Macondo, he was the first patriarch of the Buendía family and led an important expedition searching for the sea which led straight into an enormous Spanish vessel form the XVI century, which was found in the middle of the jungle, close to the sea.
		Active, small, hard, this woman of unbreakable courage was never heard singing in the whole of her life.
		With age she became smaller and smaller to the point that her great grand children kept her on a small box.
	prof.usb.ve /aizarra/macondo.htm (468 words)

	Macondo, Shoreditch (Bar / Restaurant) Fluid Style (London) review - one of 500 must-visit London venues.
		Macondo is a cosy space (yes, read cramped) but there is something likeable about this fairly narrow room and its hodge podge of furniture (leather sofas, poofs and even a wicker egg chair suspended from the ceiling).
		Because of its wee size itâ€™s generally packed (thereâ€™s no space for standing room, if youâ€™re not sat down donâ€™t bother) but Macondo is a wonderful idea and has made finding a low-key place to chill out a piece of cake.
		And, meanwhile hundred of stories flout around, the walls of Macondo give you the chance to delight your site with the most multicultural art exhibittions, another kind of realm cooked for artist from the community.
	www.fluidstyle.co.uk /venuedetails.aspx?venueID=18829 (703 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Americas \| Marquez town rebuffs Macondo name
		One Hundred Years of Solitude, a tale of several generations of one family based around the small town of Macondo, is widely regarded as Garcia Marquez's masterpiece.
		In the novel, Macondo plays host to a string of fantastic events and barely believable happenings, including an insomnia plague and four years of rain after a massacre of banana workers.
		Garcia Marquez was born in Aracataca, like Macondo a banana-growing town near Colombia's Caribbean coastline, in 1927.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/americas/5116004.stm (276 words)

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		Nella sezione iniziative puoi trovare un elenco di tutte le inziative organizzate da Macondo, le locandine di presentazione e tutti i comunicati stampa.
		Si tratta ormai di una tradizione consolidata per MACONDO, quella delle rassegne cinematografiche rivolte ai più giovani, divenute nel tempo appuntamento atteso domenicale del mese di gennaio per bambini e genitori, che sempre più numerosi affollano l’Auditorium della Biblioteca Bassani del quartiere Barco di Ferrara.
		Insieme a tutti coloro che vorranno partecipare a questa rassegna, dal 21 ottobre al 4 novembre prossimi trascorreremo i pomeriggi prefestivi all’insegna del divertimento e della fantasia: sarà un affascinante viaggio tra film e animazione, intriso di mistero, suspance e leggenda, che vedrà i ragazzi protagonisti in sala come sulla pellicola.
	www.macondo-ferrara.org (552 words)

	Garcia Marquez - Macondo FAQ File
		Macondo is meant to be a community effort, and I gladly accept quality submissions such as reviews, papers, essays, or projects.
		If it is very important and/or time sensitive, such as a request for permission to use Macondo materials for an upcoming project, or an offer to take Björk out on a date next Saturday night, please write IMPORTANT in capital letters in the subject line.
		Usually it is appropriate to give the site name -- Macondo -- with the URL, a date, and my name -- Allen B. Ruch.
	www.themodernword.com /gabo/gabo_faq.html (1271 words)

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