Your post about the Venezuelan writer Rómulo Gallegos, @nancybriti, gives us a vision, not only about the narrative work of this author, but also about a way of interpreting the conflicts of human relations. In this sense, Gallegos responds to a model that comes close to investigating the reality of human beings' behaviours and psyche, so typical of a narrative tradition that reached great prestige at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Gallegos' acumen in dealing with this complicated individual and family problem is recognised. Thank you for your contribution to our training, and @adsactly for spreading it.
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That's right, @josemalavem. Romulo Gallegos knew how to interpret not only an era, but also the Venezuelan way of thinking and living. His work, narrative and political, should be known throughout the country. We have so much to learn from him. Thank you for always commenting.