Miguel de Cervantes
Miguel de Cervantes is a legendary Spanish author best known for his seminal work, 'Don Quixote', which is considered one of the greatest novels of all time. His writing has had a profound influence on Western literature, blending realism with imaginative storytelling.
Born on Sep 29, 1547 (478 years old)
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Mexico:
Miguel de Cervantes is mentioned as the author of 'El Quijote'.
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France:
Miguel de Cervantès is celebrated as the father of the modern novel and is known for his work 'Don Quichotte'.
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North Macedonia:
Miguel de Cervantes is the author of the classic novel 'Don Quixote', which inspired the event.
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Norway:
He is known for his most famous work.
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North Macedonia:
Miguel de Cervantes is the author of the classic literary work 'Don Quixote', which inspired the event.
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France:
Miguel de Cervantès is referenced in the context of the film 'Cervantès avant Don Quichotte'.
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Spain:
Cervantes is a historical figure whose life and works are explored in the context of the film 'El cautivo'.
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Spain:
Miguel de Cervantes is the historical figure whose captivity is depicted in 'El cautivo'.
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Spain:
The film El cautivo delves into the life of Miguel de Cervantes during his time as a prisoner in Algiers.
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Spain:
The film features a young Miguel de Cervantes as he becomes a hostage in Algiers.
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