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fante-di-denari · 9 months

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La Ley y La Trampa Chapter I

Warnings: violence canon, argentinian spanish. mexican spanish, curse words.

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“Soy lo que me enseñó mi padre El que no quiere a su patria, no quiere a su madre Soy América Latina Un pueblo sin piernas, pero que camina, ¡oye!” -Latinoamérica By Calle 13 ft. Totó la Momposina, Susana Baca, Rita María

–¿Cuánto piensan que tardaran estos ingleses? (Why are these English taking so long?) Didn't they say that they would arrive before eight? –The woman's head was resting on her crossed arms on the window frame of the black truck, watching Alejandro's broad back.

–They will arrive at any moment, ten paciencia por un momento Belén. (Have patient for a moment Belén) – The colonel had his back turned and she was wearing a mask, but he knew well that she made a face at him before going back inside the truck and rolling up the glass.

–Boludo (Dumbass) –She cursed the man outside the truck before leaning forward, placing her hand, gloved and the knuckles and back rimmed with metal, on Parra's shoulder. –. Rudy, when we go for Hassan, don't try too hard, at the first inconvenience or shortness of breath, tell Vargas or me and we'll cover you ¿Si? – It was more of a request than an order.

–Copiado comandante. (Roger that Commander)

He nodded with a small smile, the woman settled into her seat better, taking off her helmet, putting it on her lap, letting her hair breathe a little while she began to talk about things with Rodolfo, what they were going to do when they got their vacation, their predictions for the World Cup, until the sound of a military plane landing interrupted them. Both Latinos looked towards where Alejandro was and looked at the newcomers for a bit. The woman settled to go to the back of the truck, she would be more comfortable there. At that moment the Mexican and the two new men got to the car, she saw them get in, she knew them from the photos that her brother showed her.

–My second in comand: Sargeant Mayor Rodolfo Parra and she is the Lieutenant Colonel of the Argentine army, people call her Sulpay, She and her team are with us on a drug cartel issue, but she said they were going to help with Hassan. –The woman moved so they could see her, and Soap had a good view of the Santos Vega special forces shield that was embroidered on the woman's left arm, they were the same forces as Pompero, he wondered if they knew each other.

–Le tengo miedo a los fantasmas. – Rodolfo spoke, in a scared tone, looking at the man next to him, he had said it jokingly, both commanders knew that, Alejandro smiled and turned around to look at Soap.

–You know Spanish?

–No. –Belén wanted to laugh for the way he said that, as if he was scared, but she didn’t make them have a bad impression of her, but Ghost already noted her reaction.

–You will.

Rodolfo started the truck's engine and started the trip, the Argentine wanted to turn on the radio, she had made a maneuver to get between them, one hand on the floor of the car and the other with a USB, Soap had been good at grabbing her, from the vest, so she wouldn't fall, but the Mexican stopped her by grabbing her hand, looked at him, trying to understand how he did it.

–Iba a poner tu canción favorita. (I was going to put your favorite song)

–Mentirosa, puedo ver en tu cara que ibas a poner La Mano de Dios1. (Liar, I can see in your face that you were going to put La Mano de Dios) – He turned in the seat, looking into her eyes starting a little staring match, until she released her hold and settled back, thanking the Scots for the help, kneeling while leaning against the rear seats, Alejandro was very stupid if he thought she was going to put La Mano de Dios, she was really going to put Lo Mejor del Amor2.

–Withe truck, four armed in the back. – MacTavish announced, reaching for his rifle, but was quickly stopped by the lieutenant colonel's hand on his shoulder.

–uesah, Calm. – calmed him down as he let go of his shoulder, Alejandro and Rodolfo were surprised that she was being genuinely good, not having good manners simply for being polite.

–Easy, That’s normal here – explains Alejandro, calming him down and turning his gaze to the front–. Guns in the streets is jurisdiction of the police.

–Where are the police? – asked the masked man, curious, he wanted to know more about the situation in Las Almas, to know what he was getting into, this wasn’t in the records

–Bought. – The Argentine answered seriously, one or two months was the time she was in this town, don't take her the wrong way, she appreciated the place, but she preferred to be in her own fields, with her people.

–Las Almas has a very serious problem – He began to explain what the woman said –. There are few here to uphold the law, and many of those who resist corruption.... desappear

–What about the military? – the Scot asked, looking at the colonel and the woman to his side, out of the corner of his eye.

–Well, because we are well trained, soldiers are recruited by the narcos, happens in Argentina and the rest of the continent too

–Why not you? –That question was addressed to the three Latinos, the older British man was curious to know about them, he had not been able to investigate them as much as he would have liked, especially because he didn’t have the presence of the Argentines.

–We grew up here –He and Rodolfo looked at each other for a second, and then they look at the streets again–. They call us “Los Vaqueros” ... Cowboys –He looked towards the sidewalk, they were passing by the church, in the back seats, the Argentine had to fight with all her might not to roll her eyes, she had never liked how Alejandro dragged things out –. We love this place. – He turned his body to look at the Europeans –. And we will die fighting for it.

The Scot and the Brit looked at the woman between them, waiting for her answer.

–El que no quiere a su patria, no quiere a su madre (The one who does not love their homeland, does not love their mother)– The black-haired woman began to respond, sincere and quoting a part of a song from Calle 13, receiving the looks of both foreigners, Ghost noticed that under the Argentine flag was another, as far as he knew, that was the flag of a province of the country –. You can't ask someone who loves their country to betray it.

–Ye’re form Santos Vega? –se animó a hacer la pregunta que le estaba comiendo el cerebro, quería sacarse la duda, la mayor le miro.

–Sip, after the president and the general, I’m in charge. Why the question?

– Because we work with a commander form there, right Ghost? – The older of the two nodded, also listening to what the woman was saying. He knew a little Spanish, but he always got confused by all the dialects of the countries.

–Ah sí, that must be my little brother – She could no longer pretend that she didn't know them because her brother had told her a thousand and one stories about the 141, since before they were formed –. Pompero is my second in command, he and Price know each other since 2010, good guy, my kids, niece and nephew loves him. –Maybe all the explosions the Scotsman was in made him mishear, had she said children? If he was sincere he would never expect someone who hid their face like his lieutenant would have them, though that would be one reason why she does.

–¿Kids?

–¡Lo sé! I look súper young.

They couldn't tell it was true, they couldn't see her face, but they decided to believe her, Pompero didn't look his age, so if she was older than him, it must be true. Soon they passed a balloon stand, where there was a child with his mother and next to a young man with a weapon, the scot looked amused at the scene

– Kids, guns and balloons... that's a new one. – he turns to see his lieutenant, Riley wasn’t so shocked as MacTavish, but still, he had an odd feeling towards the situation, he never liked when children were involving in a dangerous situation.

– Narcos use generosity to win over people.

–Even the children?

–Especially the children… – At that moment they stopped in front of a cartel scene, Alejandro lowered the glass halfway and the Europeans looked there, the police tapes prevented passersby from stepping on something and compromising the evidence, not that they were worried, but it was protocol.

– What's on those sheets?

–Narco mantas. – replied the woman, looking side eyeing at the scene.

– Cartel cloths. – Rudy translated, looking at them from the rearview mirror, but without really looking at them, more than anything he was looking at Belén.

– Messages from El Sin Nombre. Warmins, making territory –He rolled up the window, signaling to his friend to keep driving –. Our streets are laced with death.

–Who's Sin Nombre?

– El Sin Nombre, The Nameless. The Leader of the Las Almas Cartel.

– Where can we find him?

– You can't. No one knows who he is –A small smile appeared on the covered face of the Argentine, she wanted to contradict the man and rename their bet they had since Sin Nombre had appeared in the scene but she didn't, they passed a mural dedicated to the cartel and El Sin Nombre, she was not surprised that civilians could be bought easily –. But he is everywhere, and this is a challenge –Se miraron por un segundo con Rodolfo y sonrieron –. But Los Vaqueros likes challenges –exclamó lo último con una sonrisa divertida.

– With your mask, you will fit in well here, Ghost. – The black-haired woman could feel how the Scot moved his hand over her neck, announcing that he shouldn't fuck with that and how the brit tensed at her side.

–Rudy, e’toy al lado del grandote, tené piedad de mi (Rudy, I'm next to the big guy, have mercy on me)

–Oye, calmala – He warned his best friend, looking at him, to look ahead, he threw his head back, annoyed, and the woman clicked her tongue –. Checkpoint, it's the army, turn right, we'll go around. – Rodolfo did as order, being followed by the two vehicles that were followed them, in these were some Vaqueros and some of the woman’s unit.

–Why?

–Like we told you, some troops are under the command of Sin Nombre. – answered the woman, tucking her braid under the jacket and closing it, it would avoid an accident or a more broken crotch than she should break.

–Like I told you, he is everywhere – the Mexican ended, upset –. Cartel is hiding Hassan in the village across the river. Let's hope he's still there.

Part of the way that followed them was in silence, the woman felt that her right breast was vibrating, it was her phone, she had forgotten to leave it at the barracks, she was going to turn it off, but she just got a new message from the group she had with her five siblings, she opened it, finding that there were two photos sent by the youngest of them, in one she saw her twin and her older sister being chased by some chickens and in the other one was of her children and her nephew and niece being chased by a cow, his posture became relaxed by seeing it, knowing that they were safe was everything for her. Before turning off his cell phone, he showed the Scottish a photo of his two little angels, whenever he had the opportunity he showed his children, they were his greatest pride. With the Scot I also talk about her nephews, he also talks about his and Scotland, she turned off her cell phone, keeping it in her vest and continue talking with Soap, the both of them had a lot in common.

1: La Mano de Dios is a cuarteto song that was writed by one of the gratest, El Potro Rodrigo, I found a translate version in youtube

2: Lo mejor del amor is also a cuarteto song, writed and singed also By El Potro Rodrigo, I didn't found a translate version in youtube

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just-missunderst00d · 8 months

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I've had this blog for who knows how long and I never wrote a text post to pin lol so here we go...

Hi! My name's Jess, I'm from Argentina and here's a few things about me:

✨ AFAB, bisexual. She/her pronouns. Don't really mind when or if people use they/them.

✨ I'm in my 20s (easier than to update every year, though who says I'm getting older 👀).

✨ Italian and Spanish heritage. My grandpa (born in Sicily) says there's some Turkish on his mother's side, and maybe some Viking/Normandie sprinkle lots of quotes on the last one.

✨ In case you haven't noticed already, I have ADHD. Went undiagnosed for 25 years so yea, that was fun. I also struggle with depression and anxiety.

✨ Intersectional feminist. Pro choice. BLACK LIVES MATTER. TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS. GUN CONTROL. FREE HEALTHCARE. FREE EDUCATION.

✨ I wasn't raised a socialist, I found Spend Rich Money dot com at a formative age and that did the trick.

✨ I've been studying witchcraft and the occult for almost 10 years now and I'm a practicing (ish) pagan since mid 2022. Started working with Odin and Freyja. Tried avoiding Loki for a while but it was futile, the chaotic energy was too strong, and they were SO persistent. They even took my partner's appearance in a dream.

✨ I have 5 tattoos, for now. I used to have a piercing on my ring finger. It was awesome, until I almost yanked it out and then it wasn't. Now I have two small scars on my finger as a reminder of my youthful stupidity.

✨ EAT THE RICH.

✨ Elder emo, turned goth babe. I very much enjoy horror movies, loud metal music, playing videogames and taking photos of pretty much anything. Specially food. I love food. Love cooking and baking.

✨ Yes, I'm a kitchen witch. And I'm also a Taurus, how did you know? Taurus sun, Piscis moon and Capricorn rising.

✨ I can't whistle and I hate cheese.

✨ Did I already mention that I LOVE football? Actual football, not the abomination the U.S. citizens call "football". No, I refuse to call them the A-word. America is a whole continent. Argentinian who loves football!? shocking I know. My favorite football club is Club Altético River Plate, a.k.a, El Millonario (the Millionaire) ironic, I know. Us fans are either called Millonarios/Millos or Gallinas (🐔) . Proud to be called any. Still, EAT THE RICH.

✨ LOTR and D&D kinda nerd. I can recite 90% of LOTR Fellowship of The Ring extended version BY HEART. It's my comfort film, alongside with Scream. I read The Hobbit as a teen, long before the movies (which ignoring a few CGI malfunctions blew my mind, you can fight me).

✨ I can kinda sing a little.

This is getting too long so here's me, because I don't think I show my face here very often:

Old pic from last summer (jan-feb 2023).

Anyways, if you made it this far, you might as well follow me. I reblog lots of artsy stuff and some witch tips. All pics I post are mine and tagged #me or #mine. If otherwise, credits are always given. DON'T STEAL PEOPLE'S ART. And that includes AI generated images.

Lastly:

THIS IS A SAFE, INTERSECTIONAL, FEMINIST SPACE.

NO TERFS, NO RACISTS, NO FASCISTS, NO BIGOTS ALLOWED PAST THIS POINT.

May you have the day you deserve ✨

-J

#me #witchblr #baby witches #mine #pagan tumblr #norse pagan witch #about me #pined post #get to know me #get to know the blogger #elder emo #goth babe #feminist

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katsune-nya · 11 months

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About me ♡.

Thought of telling you about myself 'cause I'm an open book and love hearing myself talk.

Name: Kiya, Kat.

Birthday: October 13th 2001.

Pronouns: It, She, They.

Chinese Zodiac: Snake ♡.

Big Three: Libra, Virgo, Aries.

INFP.

Leftist.

Saphic, but fictional men...

In the AroAce spectrum.

AFAB Agender.

Self-Shipper, I live through fiction, tell me about your self shipps ♡, let's be delusional together ♡.

HEAVY smoker, dabbled in drugs and I'm a recovered alcoholic, so this is a safe space for addicts.

Eldest sister. Basically raised my siblings, I hate kids but they love me so i did some babysitting. From the 'burbs, near the hood.

I'm argentinian, white and native latina (I clarify the white cause gringos seem to believe we're all POC????? I'm not, babes, I'm priviledged as fuck i look so white). I'm TECHNICALLY mixed but, eh, mostly white, plus it's LATAM, we don't care that much, so.

I have tattoos and maybe too many piercings. Dress all in black and love silver. I had purple hair for too many years, but rn i have my natural dark brown with blonde.

I love Metal, Punk, Hip Hop, Trap, Classical music (Mostly from the romantic era), K-Pop, Rap and Fussions.

I'm broke as fuck so if I'm not taking long to write for my mental health I'm working cause the disability aid is just not enough.

I love baking but hate sweets. I love animals and rescue sometimes when i have enough money. I'm a plant lover but can't take care of them well :c.

I love cold weather and rain, i sleep during most of the day and stay awake at night.

My collection of diagnosis ♡:

C-PTSD, ADHD, DID, BPD, Autism, Generalized Anxiety with panic attacks, Clinical Depression with Mania, EDs on and off.

I love Dark Content, especially Non-Con. Could it be my trauma? Maybe, but it's too good, so who cares.

Feel free to talk to me, I'm actually a chatter box and love talking to people, just don't talk first 'cause i tend to be WAY to annoying.

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doomanddead · 2 months

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February Picks

We’ve reached the end of February, darklings, and with the passing of another birthday I’m another step closer to the grave. Here’s what cropped up this month (besides that one snow-white pube…)

— FEBRUARY FUNERAL DOOM —

The album that whispered sweet nothings in my ear this month was Pleroma Mortem Est by Monovoth. I’ve covered this Argentinian drone doom project before, but Monovoth continues to set the bar higher with every release. If you’re looking for a soundtrack to our collective plod toward nothingness, then this is it.

Clamor Resonat is particularly introspective, with a distant howl drawing ever nearer. This funerary slog has the slowest of builds, but manages to avoid predictability at every turn. When the next note finally drops it’s low and slow enough to satisfy the most discerning doomheads.

Despite its brevity, Somnia stands out with its shimmering guitar tone in the sparse atmosphere. It’s unquestionably one of the most beautiful doom arrangements I’ve heard in a while.

If Somnia is all lunar radiance, then Denique Mors is the dark side of the moon. This one’s an agonized dirge with an experimental spirit. This gritty offering toys with texture and intensity. Brutal guest vocals by Lindsay O’ Connor help usher us through the gates of hell.

If you like Dylan Carlson’s sound, but wish it was more ponderous and grim, then this shit's for you. These tracks struggle with their own mortality in a sundowning world. Join the procession, and grab this on Bandcamp before your own lights go out.

— A SWEET DRONE RELEASE —

If dark ambient soundscapes are your thing, then you’ll wave your antennae with glee to know that drone master insectarium just dropped the necrophage emerges divine. Wriggle right into this sonic cocoon as we journey through the lowest moments in life and out the other side. Owlripper Recordings is always generous with their music, so scuttle down to the bottom of the Bandcamp page to find the link for a free download code.

— SAVORY SINGLES —

Long Beach doom cats O ZORN! have been serving up post-hardcore goodness lately with a string of singles. My favorite has got to be Slow Mood. Like the monster that lives in your bedroom, this brooding earworm skulks in the corner, but its hulking frame is impossible to ignore. I swear you’re going to be humming this shit all day.

February also brought us Bow Down by Detroit’s Temple Of The Fuzz Witch. It’s some properly fucking fuzzed-out blackened doom. It’s thick as tar and absolutely vicious. I want to climb into a vat of this and bathe in it until I turn into the creature from the black metal lagoon.

Until next time, doom fans.

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thebandcampdiaries · 1 year

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The Fae has recently released its debut: Books with Maps (Vol. 1).

November 2022 - The Fae is a band with a focus on setting the bar higher in terms of energy and intensity, but also technical proficiency and arrangement quality. The group’s debut release is titled Books with Maps (Vol. 1), and it is a perfect example of what it means to make Metal music that has a classic vibe but with a crisp contemporary tone. Self-styled așa fantasy-inspired metal band, the group’s roots are incredibly diverse. The foundations of 70s rock are all there, but you can also expect elements of traditional folk, progressive, and so much more. In addition, there is a more contemporary metal wave in their sound, which adds to the clarity and punch of the group’s music, as well as the epic scope of the arrangements! The EP features eight tracks, including a very cinematic introduction that makes the concept incredibly dynamic and easy for people to latch on to. The introduction adds to the atmosphere of the EP and immediately showcases the band’s mastery with some impressive acoustic guitar chops and a folk-inspired introduction that feels timeless and expressive. The second song on this release, “Faerie Rock,” tips the hat off to 70s progressive rock. Imagine if Rush and Black Sabbath had a jam together: perhaps, they could come out with something that has a similar vibe! The track “A Corner of Avalone” is one of the highlights of the EP, which is filled with diverse and one-of-a-kind pieces of music. The introduction has a mellow quality to it, allowing charming acoustic settings to really stand out. The ambient pads accompany the acoustic guitar beautifully, lending the track a charming cinematic twist. The following track, “Alguien Màs en Quien Confiar,” brings back the 70s-inspired prog-rock vibes and unique arrangements with a fuzzy organ sound and some twin lead guitars harmonizing beautifully The song is originally from Argentinian band El Reloj. This is like Deep Purple and Iron Maiden’s love child! The fast double-bass drum chops are really impressive, giving that classic vibe and taking the urgency of the sound to the next level. The EP moves on with “A Song for Severian.” The guitar introduction has a really epic twist to it, with a catchy and memorable riff. Soon after, the track explodes into one of the album’s most impressive and fast-paced numbers. The guitar work is articulate and refined, with aggression and melody in equal doses. The bass has a thunderous growl and a lot of attack, which locks in with the drums to absolute perfection. This is one of the record’s high points! Next, up, Der Erlköning tips the hat off to German and Mitteleuropean folk music while retaining a metal vibe. What makes this song even more unique is that it combines various sources of inspiration: This is a poem from Goethe, with music from Schubert.

The seventh song on this release is titled “Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to…), and it unfolds with a majestic piano piece. The guitars slowly but surely feedback in, imposing their aggression as the piano gently fades away before it eventually comes back with a staccato rhythm that merges with the full band’s rock arrangement. This is the band’s take on a classic from Queen, which pays homage to the original, while still retaining the band’s metal edge and rocking energy. Last but definitely not least, the track “The singer and the Seven, pts. 1&2” is a folk stomper with some amazing guitar lines in the intro. However, it quickly leans into a heavier rock arrangement with a really galvanizing progressive vibe and some soaring guitar leads.

Overall, The Fae’s music (this debut EP in particular) comes highly recommended to fans of artists such as Symphony X, Yngwie Malmsteen, Bird, Ghost, Queen, and more!

https://www.instagram.com/thefaemusic/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/2AhH0H5CzWuxsSB4PU8c2x?si=bbZedX_YQRuckbgoUy1O2g

#metal #epic #rock #progressive

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