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Magical realism weaves fantastical elements seamlessly into realistic narratives, blurring the boundaries between the mundane and the miraculous to reveal deeper truths about society and human experience. Originating from post-expressionist art in 1920s Germany, it exploded in Latin American literature during the 1960s Boom, with Gabriel García Márquez's *One Hundred Years of Solitude* as its crowning jewel. This genre challenges perceptions of reality, naturalizing the supernatural to critique cultural contradictions and historical absurdities.