Jorge Amado
Jorge Amado was a renowned Brazilian novelist whose works often depicted the struggles and triumphs of the people in Bahia, Brazil. His novel 'Tieta do Agreste' was adapted into a successful film by Cacá Diegues in 1995, further solidifying Amado's legacy in Brazilian literature and cinema. Amado's vibrant storytelling and focus on cultural themes have made him one of Brazil's most beloved authors.
Born on Aug 10, 1912 (112 years old)
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Iraq:
Jorge Amado is referenced for his significant impact in Brazil and his novel 'Child of the Cocoa Fields' which highlights social injustices.
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Brazil:
Jorge Amado is a writer whose house in Ilhéus was recently invaded and had part of its collection stolen.
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Argentina:
The cocktail named Jorge Amado is named after the Brazilian writer known for his novel Gabriela, clavo y canela.
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Liechtenstein:
Jorge Amado was a close friend of Ignácio de Loyola Brandão and is remembered as an incredible friend.
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Portugal:
Jorge Amado's work was adapted into the film Tieta do Agreste by Cacá Diegues, showcasing his cinematic influence.
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