Gabriel José García Márquez was born in Aracataca, Colombia. Due to his parents' poor economic situation, he grew up under the care of his grandparents. His grandparents are people who had a lot of influence on Márquez's literary career. The most important is his grandmother, who had many stories of demons and ghosts. García Márquez began his activity as a journalist and wrote numerous non-fiction works but also novels. The themes of his literature focus on violence in Colombia and the loneliness of some people. With the publication of "One Hundred Years of Solitude", Gabriel García Márquez will become one of the most important Latin American figures of his time The Nobel Prize for Literature has become a global celebrity thanks to his impact on writing. April 14, 2014 was marked by tragedy when Gabriel García Márquez, the president of Colombia, described him as the most magnificent Colombian who ever lived wrote "The Tuesday Siesta" in 1962. This story is part of Los Funerales de the Big Mama. The story reflects the reality of many social, cultural, historical and geographical aspects of Hispanic countries. Much inspiration comes from their lives and the desire to show the lives of other people. In the story the mother and the girl encounter the social injustice of poverty. To begin with, they define themselves as poor because "The girl was twelve years old and it was her first time travelling." Of course, it is normal for families to travel for holidays or visit other relatives, but the girl did not do this activity. Likewise, they travel with "The naked wagon... half of paper...z to stay under the trees in the hottest hours of the day and not feel the heat, unlike the banana trees. the most important tree mentioned in the village main demonstrates protection from the heat, but also protection from the exploitation faced by those who occupy the banana districts The probability of the events that Marquez presents a recognizable and interesting story The motivation of this story is the truth that includes the social comparison between poor and rich and other cultural and historical elements of Colombian life. The events that women face demonstrate the injustice of the poor. Traditional events such as the siesta and the plantation are explored. Márquez painted a part of Colombia honestly and was rewarded for. his great work..