"He told me directly that the novel had to be destroyed," the author's younger son Gonzalo García Barcha told The New York Times. His eldest son, Rodrigo García, said his dad "lost the ability ...

The ceremony for the final disposal of Barcha's ashes in the cloister will be “a private event, not a small one, because they had a very big world of friends,” explained Rodrigo García Barcha ...

His sons Rodrigo and Gonzalo García Barcha explain in their preface that the Colombian Nobel Laureate, who died in 2014, said of it: “This book doesn’t work. It must be destroyed.” ...

Four writers and a credited consultant worked on the teleplays. García Márquez’s sons, filmmaker Rodrigo Garcia and Gonzalo García Barcha, are among the show’s executive producers; they’ve waited ...