Andrés Caicedo
Andrés Caicedo was born in Cali in 1951 and his work is considered one of the most original in Colombian literature. In his 25 years of life, he directed his own theatrical productions, wrote a considerable number of short stories, maintained an intense and elaborate correspondence, and ventured into the world of the novel with relentless passion and urgency. Similarly, cinema was one of his main obsessions, first as a filmmaker, then as a screenwriter, and finally as a sharp critic, founder of the magazine Ojo al cine and director of the Cine-Club de Cali. He committed suicide on March 4, 1977, the same day he received the first printed copy of ¡Que viva la música!, the novel for which he is remembered to this day and which has been translated into several languages. Among his most notable texts are the stories El atravesado, Angelitos empantanados o historias para jovencitos and the novel Noche sin fortuna.
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