The whistle of the train interrupts every afternoon in Aracataca, a noise that enchants foreign people, but passes unnoticed to the ears of many children who play cheerfully, barefoot in the dusty streets of their neighborhoods. They do not care about their homework, they enjoy the long days while living in a society where they know everybody, even Tim, the foreign guy  who watches them while he reads, thinks, writes and photographs every corner of this magic  town that inspired the Nobel Prize winning Gabriel Garcia Marquez, to create his work masterpiece: One Hundred Years of Solitude