Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s literary output was profoundly impacted by the historical context of Latin America. Growing up during the turbulent times marked by Civil Wars and dictatorships, he witnessed the struggles of his country and saw the intermingling of reality and fantasy, leading to his unique style of magical realism. His experiences as a journalist allowed him to document the socio-political climate, informing his narratives. Additionally, the personal loss he faced during his youth deepened his understanding of human emotions, shaping his storytelling, which often reflects themes of love, political turmoil, and the intersection of the fantastical and the real.