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boomgers · 1 month
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La suerte y la fortuna le están tocando la puerta… “El Príncipe Del Barrio 2”
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En esta nueva temporada, Albertano seguirá compartiendo momentos de risa y amor con sus entrañables vecinos de ‘Lomas de Chacaltepec’. Pero no todo será felicidad, también tendrán que enfrentar encrucijadas y desatinos que pondrán a todos de cabeza.
Ahora la relación de Albertano y Polly, ya llegó a otro nivel. Por diversas circunstancias, Albertano tendrá que vivir en la casa de Polly, incomodando a Yesenia, la suegra que tanto lo detesta.
Será en el marco de esa nueva convivencia, donde se presentarán diversas situaciones con las que Albertano tendrá que lidiar: la visita de una cuñada incómoda, una fiesta de XV años, una persecución policiaca y hasta un mal de ojo que le pega donde más le duele; en su larga y sedosa cabellera.
Estreno: 14 de abril de 2024 a las 7:30 pm por Las Estrellas y en ViX
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La segunda temporada cuenta con las actuaciones de Ariel Miramontes, Violeta Isfel, Cecilia Galliano, Alma Cero, Arturo Peniche, José Luis Guarneros, Luis Fernando Peña, Eduardo Espinosa, María Prado, Leticia Calderón, Luis Felipe Tovar, Arath de la Torre, Andrea Legarreta, Maribel Fernández, Wendy Guevara, Ricardo Margaleff, Facundo, Danielle Dithurbide, Lupita Sandoval, Raquel Bigorra, Rodrigo Murray, Yurem, Roberto Tello, Bárbara Torres, Carlos Speitzer, Luis ‘Potro’ Caballero, Agustín Fernández, Horacio Pancheri, entre otros.
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Antonio María Esquivel y Suárez de Urbina (Spanish, 1806-1857) The Fall of Lucifer, Detail, 1840 Museo Del Prado
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beatrack92 · 2 years
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Spanish 4x100m team 🇪🇸
María Isabel Pérez, Paula Sevilla, Sonia Molina-Prados and Jaël Bestué
2022 European Championships (Munich)
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chicosanchez · 2 months
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El Vestidor. Vistiendo a la Vírgen María. Semana Santa.
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jujuygrafico · 2 years
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La Legislatura resguardará espada y gorra militar del Coronel Manuel Álvarez Prado
#Jujuy #Historia | La #Legislatura resguardará espada y gorra militar del #CoronelManuelÁlvarezPrado
El vicegobernador de la provincia de Jujuy, Carlos Haquim, recibió de parte del señor Edgardo Manuel Gil, en calidad de donación, la espada con vaina metálica y una gorra militar de paño azul que perteneciera al coronel Manuel Álvarez Prado, importante héroe gaucho y guerrero en la lucha por la Independencia del país. Estos elementos históricos quedarán en propiedad y resguardo por parte de la…
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iovebarca · 13 days
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hiii I love your fanfics!! Could I request one with gavi where he takes you to la feria de Sevilla. And she isn’t from Spain so he shows her around la Féria and teaches her how to dance and maybe also he is starstruck seeing her in the flamenco dress. Pleaseee
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La Feria De Seville - Pablo Gavi
WC: 700+
warnings: incorrect grammar (probably), my first language isn't english so if you notice any mistakes please tell me, fluff!
Quick explanation of La Feria De Seville:
The Feria de Seville started in 1846 as a livestock fair. It was organized by two councillors, Basque José María Ybarra and Catalan Narciso Bonaplata. The fair was held at the Prado de San Sebastian, on the outskirts of the city. Over time, the festival evolved into the lively and colorful event that it is today.
The fair generally begins two weeks after the Semana Santa, or Easter Holy Week. It officially begins at midnight on Saturday, and runs 7 days, ending on the following Saturday
send me requests!! ❤️
As you step off the bustling streets of Seville, Spain, into the vibrant chaos of La Feria de Seville, Pablo takes your hand, his eyes sparkling with excitement. You can feel the energy pulsating through the air, the sound of flamenco music mingling with the chatter of the crowd. This is a world unlike any other, and Pablo is your guide.
"Welcome to La Feria, mi amor," he says, his voice warm with affection.
You follow Pablo through the maze of colorful tents and bustling crowds, your senses overwhelmed by the sights and sounds of the festival. Everywhere you look, there are people laughing, dancing, and indulging in the joy of the moment.
Pablo leads you to a clearing in the center of the fairgrounds, where a makeshift dance floor has been set up beneath a canopy of twinkling lights. Without hesitation, he pulls you into his arms, his movements fluid and confident as he guides you through the steps of the traditional Sevillanas dance.
At first, you stumble and falter, your feet awkward and unsure. But with Pablo's patient guidance, you soon find your rhythm, your body moving in harmony with his. Together, you whirl and spin across the dance floor, lost in the magic of the moment.
As the night wears on, Pablo takes you on a whirlwind tour of La Feria, introducing you to his friends and family, and sharing with you the rich history and traditions of the festival. You listen intently, hanging on his every word, captivated by the passion and pride in his voice.
Pablo's sister, Aurora, appears beside you with a mischievous twinkle in her eye. "Come, mi amiga," she says, her voice filled with excitement. "I have something for you."
Curious, you follow Aurora through the throngs of people, until you reach a small tent adorned with colorful fabrics and sparkling trinkets. Inside, she rummages through a pile of dresses until she emerges triumphant, holding out a flamenco dress with a flourish.
"It's for you," Aurora declares, her smile infectious. "Try it on."
You hesitate, feeling a rush of nerves at the thought of wearing such a beautiful garment. But Aurora's encouragement is infectious, and before you know it, you find yourself slipping into the dress, the fabric cool against your skin as it cascades down your body in a riot of ruffles and lace.
As you step out of the dressing tent, Aurora's eyes widen in delight, her applause mingling with the cheers of the crowd. "You look stunning!" she exclaims, her voice ringing out over the music. "Like a true Sevillana!"
Pablo appears at your side, his gaze soft with admiration as he takes in the sight of you in the flamenco dress. "You are even more beautiful than I imagined," he whispers, his words sending a shiver down your spine.
As the night at La Feria de Sevilla begins to wind down, Pablo suggests taking a stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir River. The air is filled with the sweet scent of orange blossoms, and the distant sound of music drifts through the night, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.
Hand in hand, you follow Pablo as he leads you away from the fairgrounds and towards the river, the cobblestone streets bathed in the soft glow of lanterns. The twinkling lights reflected in the waters of the Guadalquivir create a mesmerizing sight, casting a magical spell over the night.
As you walk, you share intimate conversations about your hopes, dreams, and aspirations, each word spoken with a tenderness that fills the air with warmth. Pablo listens attentively as you speak, his eyes fixed on yours with an intensity that makes your heart skip a beat.
With a tender smile, Pablo takes your hands in his, his gaze filled with warmth and affection.
"I love you," Pablo whispers, his voice barely more than a breath against your skin.
Tears well up in your eyes at his confession, overwhelmed by the depth of emotion in his words. Without hesitation, you throw your arms around him, pulling him close as you press your lips to his in a sweet, lingering kiss.
In that moment, surrounded by the magic of La Feria and the soft embrace of the night, you know that you have found something truly special—a love that transcends time and distance, a love that fills your heart to overflowing.
"I love you too, Pablo," you whisper against his lips, your voice filled with tenderness and joy. "More than words can say."
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larobeblanche · 1 month
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Francisco de Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828) • María Teresa de Borbón y Vallabriga, Condesa de Chinchon • 1800 • Museo del Prado, Spain
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gogmstuff · 1 year
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More pre-Victorian 1830s (from top to bottom) -
ca. 1830 Evening or wedding dress (location ?). From tumblr.com/andrayblue 1080X1350.
1831 Marquise Chasseloup-Laubat (probably Marie Augustine Antoinette Le Boucher des Fontaines) by Joseph-Désiré Court (Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen - Rouen, Normandie, France). From their Web site' enlarged by half 845X1181.
1830-1832 María Cristina de Borbón, Queen of Spain by José de Madrazo y Aguado (Prado). From their Web site 1280X1745.
1832 Marie Franziska von Freytag by ? (Salzburg Museum  - Salzburg, Salzburgland, Austria). From tumblr.com/history-of-fashion 766X963.
1832 Amalie Klein by Friedrich von Amerling (Österreichische Galerie Belvedere - Wien, Austria). From tumblr.com/history-of-fashion; fixed spots & cracks throughout w Pshop 2893X3508.
1835 Illustration from La Mode by Paul Gavarni. From tumblr.com/clove-pinks 1650X2048.
1836 Marriage Portrait of Charlotte de Rothschild by Moritz Daniel Oppenheim (Israel Museum - Jerusalem, Jerusalem District, Israel). From Google Art Project.
Lady with Pink Sash by Camille Joseph Etienne Roqueplan (Sotheby's - 29Jan22 auction Lot 703) 1583X2000.
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neuroconflictos · 7 months
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"Nunca es tarde para empezar de cero,
para quemar los barcos,
para que alguien te diga:
-Yo sólo puedo estar contigo o contra mí.
Nunca es tarde para cortar la cuerda,
para volver a echar las campanas al vuelo,
para beber de ese agua que no ibas a beber.
Nunca es tarde para romper con todo,
para dejar de ser un hombre que no pueda
permitirse un pasado.
Y además
es tan fácil:
llega María, acaba el invierno, sale el sol,
la nieve llora lágrimas de gigante vencido
y de pronto la puerta no es un error del muro
y la calma no es cal viva en el alma
y mis llaves no cierran y abren una prisión.
Es así, tan sencillo de explicar:
-Ya no es tarde,
y si antes escribía para poder vivir,
ahora
quiero vivir
para contarlo."
–"Nunca es tarde", Benjamín Prado
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leregirenga · 9 months
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Tengo un verbo para ti: "Querer", te enseñaré a conjugarlo. Quiero que me quieras como yo te quiero, y quiero que nuestro querer nunca muera. Quiero que quieras quererme, y quiero quererte como tú me quieras.
Julia María del Prado
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Antonio María Esquivel y Suárez de Urbina (Spanish, 1806-1857) Manuel Flores Calderon, 1842 Museo Del Prado
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beatrack92 · 2 years
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Spanish 4x100m team 🇪🇸
Paula Sevilla, María Isabel Pérez, Jaël Bestué and Sonia Molina-Prados
2022 European Championships (Munich)
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El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos), Pentecost (Toledo 1600). This work depicts the moment when the Holy Ghost, in the form of flames, rests on the Virgin and the Apostles on Pentecost day in Jerusalem, as is told in the book of Acts (2: 1-5). The bald, bearded Apostle who looks out at the viewer from the right of the canvas has been identified as a self-portrait, or as a portrait of the artist´s friend, Antonio de Covarrubias. Along with other paintings in the Prado Museum (P00821, P00823, P00825, P03888), this work was painted as part of the main altarpiece for the church of the Augustine College of María de Aragón in Madrid. A sketch or autograph reduction can be found in the Zogheb collection in Paris. The signature is on the second step, in Greek letters. It was redone during an old restoration.
In 1596 El Greco was commissioned to paint the high altar of the Colegio de la Encarnación (Madrid), an Augustinian seminary better known by the name of its founder, Doña María de Córdoba y Aragón (1539-1593).
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Pentecost is an invitation to dream. For when a community of faith quits dreaming dreams, it has little to offer either its members or the wider world.
Like any good dream, these dreams involve adopting a new perspective on what's possible, rousing our creativity to free us from conventional expectations. They help us see that maybe what we thought was outlandish actually lies within reach. Maybe I can find freedom from what binds me. Maybe there can be justice. Maybe I can make a difference. Maybe a person's value isn't determined by her income. Maybe the future of our economy or our society or our planet is not yet determined. Maybe God is here with me, even if my current struggles never go away.
~ Matthew L. Skinner, a professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary Illustration : What We Do For Love ~ Catherine G Mcelroy [h/t Paul Corby]
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carloskaplan · 27 days
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María Tudor, raíña de Inglaterra, de Antonio Moro (Museo del Prado)
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joseandrestabarnia · 1 month
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Número de catálogo: P000707 Autor: Segovia, Juan de Título: La predicación de San Juan Bautista Fecha: 1490 - 1500 Técnica: Técnica mixta Soporte: Tabla Dimensión: Alto: 113 cm; Ancho: 70 cm Serie: Serie Vida de San Juan Bautista, Cartuja de Miraflores, Burgos Procedencia: Cartuja de Santa María de Miraflores, Burgos; Museo de la Trinidad.
Información e imagen de la web del Museo del Prado.
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gaussmultimedia · 27 days
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La Hauss. Máster Online Diseño Visual 2021-22. Diseño de packaging para vino Soneto de bodegas Arbocala. Proyecto de Dafne María Prado Martín.
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