Quién es el húngaro ganador del Nobel de Literatura 2025 y cómo es su obra

Every year, the Nobel Prize in Literature sparks speculation, lists, leaks, and debate. But behind the names lies a long process: five readers appointed by the Swedish Academy review hundreds of works, send more than 600 letters to critics and writers, and compile a list that is kept secret for 50 years. This year, the award went to László Krasznahorkai, a Hungarian author born in 1954, considered one of the most complex and visionary storytellers of his time. Winner of the Booker International Prize, his writing is distinguished by endless sentences, anarchic punctuation, and an apocalyptic view of the human condition. Krasznahorkai is, as Susan Sontag defined it, “the author of the apocalypse.” His books explore rural decay, hopelessness, spiritual quests, and the beauty of language taken to its limits. His most famous novel, Satanic Tango (1985), set in a ruined farmhouse, is a parable about the failure of revolutions and lost faith; it even inspired a seven-hour film. This column analyzes how he writes, what he thinks, and why his work matters today, in a world where immediacy and simplification dominate language. Through titles like The Last Wolf (2009) and A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Roads to the West, a River to the East (2003), Krasznahorkai reaffirms the power of art to reflect, to resist, and to recover the depth of words. While many readers are only now discovering his name, this Nobel Prize winner reminds us that literature remains a refuge from speed and superficiality. The fact that reading him is difficult is precisely what makes it necessary. Subscribe to the channel: https://bit.ly/Infobae_ Infobae Live was created with the goal of reporting news objectively, without ideology, and with exclusive information, using simple and clear language for all audiences. Watch our two daily broadcasts, Monday through Friday. From 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. with Gonzalo Sánchez, Maru Duffard, Cecilia Boufflet, and Ramón Indart. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with Jesica Bossi, Virginia Porcella, Federico Mayol, and Diego Iglesias. #infobae #infobaevivo #news #gonzalosanchez #carolinaamoroso #ceciliaboufflet #ramonindart #news Get informed, share, and interact on our social media: TikTok:   / infobae   Instagram:   / infobaeenvivo   Facebook:   / infobae   Twitter:   / infobae