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The Characters of One Hundred Years of Solitude
Pietro Crespi
Oprah's Book Club  |  January 20, 2004
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The gentle effeminate Italian musician is at the center of Amaranta and Rebeca's rivalry. When Rebeca abruptly chooses to marry her manly, adopted brother José Arcadio (II), Pietro's turns to Amaranta at last. The virginal Amaranta leads Pietro on only to reject him and Pietro commits suicide.
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