#manuel de blas

[gurumog]

Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1970) aka Assignment: Terror Los Monstruos del Terror Castilla Films Dir. Hugo Fregonese and Tulio Demicheli (uncredited) and Eberhard Meichsner (uncredited, completed the film)

Karin Dor as Maleva Kerstein Manuel de Blas as Dracula

#dracula vs. frankenstein #assignment terror #los monstruos del terror #karin dor #manuel de blas #1970s horror

[camyfilms]

UNCHARTED 2022

 So, uh, when did you decide to become Indiana Jones?

#uncharted #2022 #tom holland #mark wahlberg #antonio banderas #sophia ali #tati gabrielle #rudy pankow #manuel de blas #steven waddington #alana boden

[cinemaquiles]

Aventurinha da sessão da tarde: Uncharted fora do mapa (Uncharted, 2022)

#Uncharted #adventure movie #mark wahlberg #tom holland #video games #Ruben Fleischer #Sophia Ali #Tati Gabrielle #Rudy Pankow #Antonio Banderas #Manuel de Blas #Pilou Asbæk #Steven Waddington #tiernan jones #nathan drake #victor sullivan #Youtube

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

#UNCHARTED (2022) #TOM HOLLAND #MARK WALHBERG #Ruben Fleischer #Sophia Ali #Tati Gabrielle #Antonio Banderas #Manuel de Blas #Nolan North #PLAYSTATION #SONY #TREASURE HUNTER #ADVENTURE FILM #WATCHING

[almeriamovies]

“A Bullet for Sandoval“ AKA Los desesperados by Julio Buchs (1969) Ernest Borgnine and Manuel de Blas in El Pozo de Los Frailes (Almeria)

#A Bullet For Sandoval #los desesperados #Ernest Borgnine #manuel de blas #el pozo de los frailes #cabo de gata #Almeria #cinema #western

[las-microfisuras]

Colliure, 1959. Homenaje a Machado de los poetas de la generación de los Cincuenta: de izquierda a derecha y de arriba a abajo, Blas de Otero, José Agustín Goytisolo, Ángel González, José Ángel Valente, Alfredo Castejón, Jaime Gil de Biedma, Alfonso Costafreda, Carlos Barral y José Manuel Caballero Bonald.

#blas de otero #josé agustín goytisolo #ángel gonzález #josé ángel valente #alfredo castejón #jaime gil de biedma #alfonso costafreda #carlos barral #josé manuel caballero bonald #antonio machado

[12endigital]

El Ayuntamiento licita el reinicio de las obras en la plaza de San Blas por 4,5 millones

La Junta de Gobierno Local ha aprobado la licitación del reinicio de las obras en la plaza de San Blas con un presupuesto de 4,5 millones y un plazo de ejecución de diez meses. Se trata de un procedimiento abierto, de tramitación urgente, utilizando varios criterios para la adjudicación para contratar la ejecución de las obras de “Reinicio de la reforma integral de la Plaza de San Blas y calles…

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#Manuel Villar #obras #Plaza de San Blas

[brokehorrorfan]

Tombs of the Blind Dead will be released on Blu-ray on October 24 via Synapse Films. Other than the packaging, CD, and booklet, its identical to last year's Steelbook edition.

Also known as The Night of the Blind Terror, the 1972 Spanish-Portuguese horror film is written and directed by Amando de Ossorio. Lone Fleming, César Burner, María Elena Arpón, José Thelman star.

Tombs of the Blind Dead has been newly restored in 2K from the original uncut camera negative. It includes the original Spanish version, an English/Spanish hybrid soundtrack, and the re-edited US theatrical cut, each with lossless PCM 2.0 mono audio.

Special features for the two-disc set are detailed below.

Disc 1: Blu-ray:

Original Spanish-language and English/Spanish hybrid soundtrack versions

Audio commentary by actress Lone Fleming

Audio commentary by film historian Troy Howarth

Audio commentary by the NaschyCast’s Rod Barnett & Troy Guinn

Marauders from the Mediterranean – Feature-length documentary on Spanish zombie cinema with Night of the Living Dead writer John Russo, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue director Jorge Grau, actors Lone Fleming, Helga Liné, Manuel de Blas, Antonio Mayans, and Jack Taylor, Paul Naschy’s son Sergio Molina, Sitges Film Festival deputy director Mike Hostench, and film historians/academics John Martin, Calum Waddell, Kim Newman, and Steve Jones

Revenge of Planet Ape alternate U.S. opening sequence

Awakening of Spanish Horror Cinema featurette

“Templar’s Tears” music video by Salem’s Pop

Original theatrical trailer

Still gallery

Disc 2: Blu-ray:

US theatrical cut

Tombs of the Blind Dead begins with a trio of friends getting together for a camping trip that quickly turns into bloodcurdling horror as a legion of long-dead Knights Templar rise from their graves in search of human flesh! When the Templars were originally executed for their cannibalistic rituals, they were hanged outside to die as crows pecked out their eyes. Now, armed with ancient swords and riding their skeletal undead horses into the night looking for prey, these mummified creatures cannot see… they hunt purely by sound alone.

Pre-order Tombs of the Blind Dead.

#tombs of the blind dead #synapse films #horror #70s horror #1970s horror #dvd #gift #spanish horror #amando de ossorio #70s movies #1970s movies #zombie #zombies #zombie movies

[dolphin1812]

Thanks to Courfeyrac, we're starting off on a fun note:

“I have just met Marius’ new hat and new coat, with Marius inside them. He was going to pass an examination, no doubt. He looked utterly stupid.”

Poor Marius. He's trying! But apparently he's not great at fashion.

A brief political note:

"Near the basin there was a bourgeois forty years of age, with a prominent stomach, who was holding by the hand a little urchin of five, and saying to him: “Shun excess, my son, keep at an equal distance from despotism and from anarchy.” Marius listened to this bourgeois."

From this man's status (he's bourgeois, and the mention of his stomach may imply that he's well off because he's well-fed), we could make some assumptions about his politics. If he's well under this order, he may be in favor of some kind of constitutional monarchy (like that of Louis Philippe, which was popular with the wealthy segments of the bourgeoisie). "Despotism," then, could refer to absolute monarchy, while "anarchy" could be a more democratic order. That being said, it's notable that this language is so vague. We could speculate about what he means, but it would be just that: speculation. Given that Marius' own political leanings have become "sympathies," it's significant that he's listening; his beliefs are vague, too, and that can make this context-less statement sound a lot more acceptable than what it might mean. Marius himself approves of Louis Philippe, but that doesn't mean he might disagree with this man if they discuss what "despotism" means. This moment of vague politics suggests that many bourgeois Parisians were more interested in stability at the time than drastic change (hence the emphasis on moderation), but it also reminds us that Marius had a similar mindset, partly because he had come to accept vague principles rather than specific policies.

In terms of how Marius approaches "Mlle Lanoire," I normally think comparisons between romance and conquest are hit-or-miss (if the relationship is supposed to be nice, conquest isn't a great metaphor, but it can be great for deconstructing ideals about relationships), but I think it works well here because of Marius' past. He may not be a committed Bonapartist right now, but a lot of his self-discovery is tied to Napoleon and his father's military history, so using a military metaphor for another defining character moment fits into a larger pattern of how Marius understands himself and the world around him. It also adds an image of stiffness to his movements (enhanced by the reference to how he looks "mechanical"), which reminds us of his awkwardness.

His academic thoughts are also so funny:

"At that moment, he was thinking that the Manuel du Baccalauréat was a stupid book, and that it must have been drawn up by rare idiots, to allow of three tragedies of Racine and only one comedy of Molière being analyzed therein as masterpieces of the human mind."

I've heard that Molière became more popular during the Restoration, so that might explain his opinion (although I would love to learn more!). Judging curriculum choices like this is certainly part of being a student, though, so it's nice to see how Marius relates to his studies (and how he still has other stuff going on even now that he's in love! This is just one new aspect of his life, but he's dealing with everything else as well).

And this!:

“She could not, however,” he thought, “help feeling esteem and consideration for me, if she only knew that I am the veritable author of the dissertation on Marcos Obrégon de la Ronde, which M. François de Neufchâteau put, as though it were his own, at the head of his edition of Gil Blas.”

Some of Hugo's writing was in that edition and he wasn't credited for it, so this is both a moment of pettiness from the author and an attempt to show Marius' academic achievements (which is also funny, because who knows if this dissertation would really impress a random person? And he has no way of proving that he wrote it, either).

#les mis letters #lm 3.6.4 #marius pontmercy #I feel a little bad for laughing so much at Marius #but he's such a mess in this chapter and it's funny

[rabbitcruiser]

Andalusia Day

Andalusia Day or ‘Dia de Andalucia,’ is celebrated every year on February 28 in Spain. Andalusia is located in the southernmost region of the country and on this day in 1980, the people of the region voted to make it an autonomous community in Spain. The word ‘autonomous’ implies the power of a community or territory to self-govern and make its own decisions without outside interference. Although a few nationalist groups prefer to celebrate on December 4, February 28 is the officially recognized date for Andalusia Day.

History of Andalusia Day

On February 28, 1980, the people of Andalusia organized and held a referendum, titled the ‘Statute of Autonomy of Andalusia referendum.’ The purpose of the vote was to decide on the independence of the Andalusian community. The referendum was successfully passed and from that day, Andalusia became autonomous.

However, a few nationalist groups choose to celebrate Andalusia Day on December 4, a date which marks the demonstrations to demand independence that took place in 1977. Andalusia Day is celebrated as a community public holiday where businesses may close to participate in the festivities. It is, however, only celebrated in Andalusia and not the rest of Spain.

Some schools may also close for a week to participate in a ‘Semana Cultural’ or ‘Semana Blanca’, which means a cultural week or white week respectively. Schools also celebrate the Friday before Andalusia Day with a traditional Andalusian breakfast of sliced toast drizzled in olive oil and a cup of orange juice. Students also color in pictures of the symbols of Andalusia.

Andalusia Day is usually observed by families in intimate gatherings, although festivals and other social activities also mark the day. The people of Andalusia usually decorate their buildings with the national flag, as well as green and white bunting.

Andalusia is located in Southwestern Europe, south of the Iberian Peninsula. It is largely an agricultural community, though, in recent times, it has seen exponential growth in industrialization. Andalusia has eight parts to it, Almeria, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga and the capital city of the community, Seville.

Andalusia Day timeline

1918 Flag of Andalusia

The flag of Andalusia is designed by Blas Infante, a writer, historian, and politician also referred to as the father of Andalusian nationalism.

1977 Demonstrations for Independence

A public protest takes place to demand Andalusian autonomy.

1980 The Statute of Autonomy

The ‘Statute of Autonomy of Andalusia’ referendum is passed into law.

2007 Parliament of Andalusia Awards

The Parliament of Andalusia grants the Medal of Andalusia to Miguel Báez Espuny and honors José de Sousa Saramago, with the title, ‘the Favorite Son of Andalusia.’

Andalusia Day FAQs

Does Andalusia have a president?

Yes. The current president of Andalusia is Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla.

What language is spoken in Andalusia?

Spanish is the official language, although you will find different dialects depending on the region.

Is Andalusia a small community?

Andalusia is home to over eight million people so, a relatively large population considering its size, a little over 87,000 kilometers square.

How to Observe Andalusia Day

Spend time with friends and family

Celebrate with color

Use the hashtag

For all the wonderful Andalusian people, celebrate this special day by taking the time to spend with friends and family. Also take a moment to reflect on what being part of a community means to you.

Decorate your home, office, or place of business with colors representing Andalusia. The colors of their national flag are dark green and white.

Spread the sense of pride in the community on Andalusia Day by using the hashtag #andalusiaday on all your social media platforms. Start an online conversation.

5 Fun Facts About Andalusia

Largest population

Land of the vandals

Caves of Nerja

Christopher Columbus

Andalusia’s hinterland

Andalusia is one of the autonomous communities in Spain with the largest population.

Andalusia means ‘land of the vandals.,’ and refers to a German tribe that settled there in the third and fourth centuries and were considered destroyers.

In Andalusia’s Caves of Nerja, the earliest-known artwork in human history was found.

It was from Andalusia that Christopher Columbus embarked on his famous journey of discovering America.

Andalusia’s hinterland is the hottest region of Europe.

Why Andalusia Day is Important

It’s a declaration of independence

It’s an opportunity to have fun

It reminds us of the value of community

The day is a joyful reminder of the fact that Andalusia is a self-governing community. It’s a celebration of the region’s history in achieving sovereignty.

Andalusia Day affords individuals the chance to partake in activities. Look out for community events such as cultural week or festivals that pay homage to this day.

Andalusia Day promotes a great sense of community among Andalusians. The shared history helps to break down barriers.

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#Andalusia Day #Dia de Andalucia #28 February #Sevilla #Seville Cathedral #summer 2021 #original photography #Spain #España #cityscape #landscape #architecture #tourist attraction #Dalías #Alcazaba of Almería #Mojácar #Carboneras #Mediterranean Sea #Sierra de las Nieves National Park #Sierra Nevada #La Calahorra #Casasola Dam & Reservoir #Bayárcal #28 February 1980 #anniversary #Spanish history #travel #vacation #landmark

[marcmarcmomarc]

The current dubbing voices of RWBY (Las voces de doblaje actuales de RWBY)

Miriam Aceves - Trifa

Kevin Adrián - Vale Councilman

Yadira Aedo

Montserrat Aguilar

Víctor Hugo Aguilar - Jabberwalker & Blue Four

Luis René Aguirre

Rossy Aguirre - Red Haired Woman

Leonardo Agustín

Santos Alberto

Héctor Alcaraz

María Álcazar - Mistral Woman

Raúl Aldana - Drunk Mann & Floyd the Geist Grimm

Diana Alonso

Gerardo Alonso

Karina Altamirano - Atlas Businesswoman

Mariangny Álvarez

Lourdes Ambriz

Raúl Anaya - Clover Ebi & Cardin Winchester

Ximena de Anda - Amber & Trophy Wife

Jessica Ángeles - Ruda Tilleroot & Dew Gayl

Denisse Aragón - Shovel Mom & Purple Paper Pleaser

José Arenas - Toy Soldiers

Luna Arjona

Raymundo Armijo

Lourdes Arruti - Miltia and Melanie Malachite

Mario Arvizu - Professor Ozpin

Yamil Atala - Russel Thrush

Laura Ayala

Jorge Badillo - Professor Theodore

Ángel Balam - Curious Cat

Liliana Barba - Coco Adel

Oliver Díaz Barba

Alicia Barragán - Deery & Roane Ashwood

Eder La Barrera

Iván Bastidas - Blue Paper Pleaser

Alfredo Gabriel Basurto - Anima Mayor

Ricardo Bautista - Pretend God Ozma

Ramón Bazet - Toy Soldiers & White Pawn 04

Carlos Becerril

Diego Becerril - Toy Soldiers

César Beltrán

Mauricio Bennetts

Alberto Bernal - Scarlet David

Emmanuel Bernal - Corsac Albain

Tatul Bernodat - Menagerie Guard 01

Julia Bilous - Alyx

Sergio Bonilla

Óscar Bonfiglio

Alan Bravo - Young Blacksmith

Hernán Bravo - Fenix Atar

Simone Brook - Tock

Ricardo Brust - Saber Rodentia

David Bueno - White Pawn 03 & V1 White Fang Goon

Nicolás Calderón

Cristina Camargo

Pepe Campa

Carlos del Campo - Crow Bar Bartender

Manuel Campuzano - Mistral Pilot

Raúl Carballeda

Gaby Cárdenas - Red Paper Pleaser/Genial Gem & Rowena Sunnybrook

Juan Alfonso Carralero

Marcel Carré

Luis Carreño - Yellow Paper Pleaser

Regina Carrillo - young Nora Valkyrie

Roberto Carrillo - Toy Guard

Ernesto Casillas

Paulina García Casillas - Matte Skye

Sonia Casillas - Reporter 02 & CCT Voice

Arturo Castañeda - Perry

Carla Castañeda - Velvet Scarlatina

Mario Castañeda - The Hound

Beto Castillo - Bartholomew Oobleck

Arturo Cataño - Husband

Rubén Cerda - Ambrosius

Enrique Cervantes - White Pawn 02

Lileana Chacón - Sienna Khan

Agustina Cirulnik - Neopolitan

Ariel Cister

Francisco Colmenero - Peter Port (Beacon Arc)

Jesse Conde - Klein Sieben & Seven Butlers

Armando Coria

Ivanna Corona - Small Girl

Bruno Coronel - Yuma

Andrea Coto - Menagerie Guard 03

Andrés Gutiérrez Coto

Sergio Gutiérrez Coto - Roman Torchwick

Elsa Covián - young Maria Calavera

Víctor Covarrubias - Just Rite Bartender

Irwin Daayán - Green Paper Pleaser

Gustavo Dardés

Marcus De La Vega @marcmarcmomarc - Schnee Waiters

Salvador Delgado

Alejandra Delint

Esteban Desco - Shay D. Mann

Juan Pablo Diaz - Crimson

Manuel Díaz

Emiliano Dionisi

Idzi Dutkiewicz - Li Ren & Rhodes

Erica Edwards - Robyn Hill

Juan Antonio Edwards

Paula Arias Esquivel

Berenice Esquivel

Héctor Estrada - Angry Atlas Businessman

Germán Fabregat - Qrow Branwen

Karla Falcón - Harriet Bree & Nebula Violette

Constanza Faraggi

Dafnis Fernández - James Ironwood

César Filio - Herbalist

David Filio

Iván Filio

Mario Filio - Peter Port (Anima Arc - present)

Rona Fletcher - Madame

Kerygma Flores - An Ren & Oscar’s Aunt

Óscar Flores - Jaune Arc, Dream Actor Jaune Arc, Negative Jaune, & Jaune’s Weapons

Eduardo Fonseca - Hei “Junior” Xiong & Reporter 01

Enzo Fortuny - Neptune Vasilias

Camila Díaz Fraga - Ciel Soleil

Dan Frausto

Denisse de la Fuente

Alina Galindo

Dafne Gallardo

Diana Galván

Graciela Gámez - Councilwoman Camilla

Blas García

Constanza García

Gerardo García

Ivette García - Joanna Greenleaf

Leonardo García

María García

René García

Saidé García

César Garduza

Óscar Garibay - Yatsuhashi Daichi

Fidel Garriga Jr.

Eduardo Garza - Fennec Albain

Claudia Garzón - Higanbana Waitress

Fernanda Gastélum

Meli G - Neon Katt

Eduardo Giaccardi - Vine Zeki

Leslie Gil - Olive Harper

Magda Giner - Caroline Cordovin

Abril Gómez

Cecilia Gómez - Bianca Prisma & White Pawn 01

Gabriela Gómez

Héctor Emmanuel Gómez - Drinking Buddy

Óscar Gómez - Hanlon Fifestone & Toy Soldiers

Sara Gómez

Dalí González

Desireé González

Geezuz González - Fox Alistair

Nycolle González

Alfonso Grau - Amoncio Glass

Alejandro Graue

Maythe Guedes - Teapot Lady

María Inés Guerra

Armando Guerrero

Dulce Guerrero - Cinder Fall

Emilio Guerrero - Ghira Belladonna

Eduardo Gutiérrez

Melissa Gutiérrez

Roberto Gutiérrez - White Fang Lieutenant

Gabriela Guzmán - Elm Ederne

Jesús Guzmán

Maru Guzmán - Glynda Goodwitch

Patricia Hannidez

Carlos Hernández

Cristina Hernández - Penny Polendina

Jesús Hernández

Lucy Hernández

Alondra Hidalgo - Blake Belladonna, Lisa Lavender, & Negative Blake

Olga Hnidey

Danann Huicochea - Jinn

Irina Índigo

Betzabé Jara - Mouse Leader

Dante Jara

Irene Jiménez

Renzo Jiménez

Edurne Keel - Ivy Thickety

Kike

Daniel Lacy - Detective 01

Patricio Lago - Detective 02

Erika Langarica

Jorge Lapuente

Lupita Leal - Fiona Thyme

Miguel Ángel Leal - Terminal Guard

Ixchel León

Constanza Lechuga

Agustín Lezama

Sebastián Llapur - Dr. Merlot

Jaime López - Jinxy

Olivia Luna

José Antonio Macías

Nancy MacKenzie

Wendy Malvárez

Rebeca Manríquez - Kali Belladonna

Fernando Manzano

Ximena Manzano

Talía Marcela

Edgar de Marte

Isabel Martiñón - Fria

Edson Matus - Nadir Shiko

Paco Mauri

Sergio Maya

Alejandro Mayén

Carla Medina - Terra Cotta-Arc

Luis Gerardo Méndez

Ricardo Méndez

Itzel Mendoza

Jared Mendoza

Mireya Mendoza - Yang Xiao Long

Monserrat Mendoza - Ilia Amitola

Pamela Mendoza

Ricardo Mendoza “El Coyote” - Toy Soldiers & Xiong Goon

Rommy Mendoza - Mistral Police Captain

Arturo Mercado - Jacques Schnee & Dream Actor Jacques Schnee

Arturo Mercado Jr. - Taiyang Xiao Long

Mario Díaz Mercado

Pascual Meza - Red Prince

Gabriela Michel

José Luis Miranda - Penny’s Driver

Verónica Montes

Moisés Iván Mora - Whitley Schnee & Dream Actor Whitley Schnee

Zoe Mora - young Lie Ren

María Fernanda Morales

Sergio Morel

Susana Moreno

Jahel Morga

Ángel Mujica - Ramen Shop Owner

Alexa Navarro

Luis Navarro

Sol Nieto

Víctor Noriega

Gloria Obregón - Mata’s Mother

Vanessa Olea

Javier Olguín

Adriana Olmedo

Jorge Ornelas

Alejandro Orozco - Adam Taurus & Dudley

José Luis Orozco - God of Light & Atlas Businessman

Luis Fernando Orozco - Mata

Alexis Ortega - Sun Wukong

Héctor Ortiz

Jessica Ortiz

Mariana Ortiz

Verania Ortiz

Dan Osorio - Dee

Marcela Páez - Xanthe Rumpole

Moisés Palacios - Forest

Patricia Palestino

Julio César Palomera

Rebeca Patiño - Vernal

Fabiola Paulin

Braian Pavón

Mónica Pavón

Romina Marroquín Payró - Weiss Schnee & Negative Weiss

Cecilia Pérez

Manuel Pérez

Mauricio Pérez

Walterio Pesqueira

Estefanía Piedra

José Luis Piedra

Ale Pilar - Summer Rose

Gabriel Pingarrón - Fiona’s Uncle

Layda Álvarez Ponce

Alan Prieto

Mark Pokora - Dr. Arthur Watts

Vicha Punk

Elena Ramírez - Female Mistral Pilot

Gisella Ramírez

Leyla Rangel - Lil’ Miss Malachite

Óscar Rangel

Armando Réndiz

Gerardo Reyero - Dr. Pietro Polendina

David Reyes

Salvador Reyes - God of Darkness

José Luis Rivera

Daniel del Roble - Councilman Sleet

Fernanda Robles - Raven Branwen

Jocelyn Robles

Mariana Robles

Demián Velazco Rochwerger

Valentina Rodríguez

Jorge Roig Jr.

Annie Rojas - Step-Sisters

Mayra Rojas

Octavio Rojas - Hazel Rainart & Tukson

Polo Rojas

Tommy Rojas

Marisol Romero

Óscar de la Rosa

Alfredo Ruiz

Miguel Ángel Ruiz - Tyrian Callows

Pedro Ruiz

Víctor Ruiz

Álvaro Salarich

María Santander

Diana Santos - Disgruntled Grandmother

Roberto Salguero - Ozma

Erick Salinas - Mercury Black

Analiz Sánchez - Nora Valkyrie & Dream Actor Nora Valkyrie

Carlos Sánchez

Georgina Sánchez

Laura Sánchez

Alejandría de los Santos

Carlos Segundo - Mike the Beowolf

Erick Selim - Hawker

Gaby Servín

Carlos Siller

Esteban Silva

Xavier Sol

Raúl Solo - Nubuck Guards

Humberto Solórzano - Leonardo Lionheart

Braulio Sosa

Natalia Sosa

Rosalba Sotelo

Alfonso Soto

César Soto

Valentina Souza - Ruby Rose

Christian Strempler

Luis Leonardo Suárez - Oscar Pine

Noriko Takaya

Fernanda Tapia

Eduardo Tejedo - Shopkeep

Ricardo Tejedo - Marrow Amin

Irasema Terrazas - Salem

Juan Carlos Tinoco

Regina Tiscareño

José Antonio Toledano

José Ángel Torres - Flynt Coal

Laura Torres

Ruth Toscano - May Marigold

Emilio Treviño - Henry Marigold

Verónica López Treviño

Erik Trujillo

Trujo - Bram Thornmane

Víctor Trujillo - Captain

Erika Ugalde - Saphron Cotta-Arc

Emiliano Ugarte

Gaby Ugarte

Xóchitl Ugarte - Winter Schnee & Dream Actor Winter Schnee

Víctor Ugarte - Cyril Ian

Azul Valadez

Andrea Valeria

Karen Vallejo

Francisco Vargas

Héctor Lee Vargas

Tenyo Vargas

Genaro Vásquez

Gerardo Vásquez

Carlo Vázquez - Marty the Beowolf

Carola Vázquez

Jerry Velázquez

Noé Velázquez - Sailor 02

Alan Fernando Velázquez - Lie Ren & Dream Actor Lie Ren

Abraham Vega - Sage Ayana & Brawnz Ni

Berenice Vega - Pyrrha Nikos & Dream Actor Pyrrha Nikos

Jaime Vega

Alicia Vélez - Emerald Sustrai

Humberto Vélez

Maggie Vera

Yolanda Vidal - Willow Schnee & Dream Actor Willow Schnee

Pepe Vilchis - Nolan Porfirio

Ángela Villanueva - Maria Calavera

Angélica Villa - Little/Somewhat

Alejandro Villeli

Gabriela Willer

Alma Wilheleme

Marc Winslow - Sailor 01

Héctor Lama Yazbek

Sergio Zaldívar

Startalents

Luis Antonio Sala Águila

Adolfo Aguilar

Damián Alcázar

Anahí Allué

Sofía Álvarez

Mike Amigorena

Elena Poniatowska Amor

Analy

Ángelica Aragón

Alfonso Arau

Aranza

Roy Ochoa Avilés

J Balvin

Antonio Banderas

Darío Barassi

Mario Bautista

Bazooka Joe

Kuno Becker

Belinda

Gael García Bernal

Demián Bichir

Regina Blandón - Short Boy

Gonzalo Bonadeo

César Bono

María Cecilia Botero

Andrés Bustamante

Jaime Camil

Martín Campilongo

Itatí Cantoral - Atlas Soldier Officer

Roxana Castellanos

Kate del Castillo - Ever After Townsperson

Mauricio Castillo

Mauro Castillo

Irán Castillo

Angie Cepeda

Francisco Céspedes

Omar Chaparro

Chayanne

Cassandra Ciangherotti

Luistio Comunica - Tall Boy

Joaquín Cosio

César Costa - Reporter 03

Jay de la Cueva

Eugenio Derbez

Vadhir Derbez

Juanse Diaz

Karla Díaz

Gustavo Dudamel

Consuelo Duval

Camilo Echeverri

Sandra Echeverría

Erick Elías

Elohim

Sofía Espinosa

Gloria Estefan

Nando Estevané - Dying Huntsman

Faisy

René Franco

Alejandro Fernández

Juan Frese

Cristián de la Fuente

Dama G

Lorenzo Gael

Carolina Gaitán

Rocío Garcel

Isabel Garcés

Antonio Garci

Carlos Girón

Luis Ángel Gómez

Eleazar Gómez

Roger González

Gonzok

Ashley Grace

Maribel Guardia

Juan S. Guarnizo

Salma Hayek

Martín Hernández

Alfonso Herrera

Mónica Huarte

Vanessa Huppenkothen

Benny Ibarra

Javier Ibarreche

Violeta Isfel

Verónica Jaspeado

María José

Kalimba

Carolina Kopelioff

Axel Kuschevatzky

Lali

Ana Layevska - Medium Boy

Andrea Legarreta

Rubén León

Claudia Lizaldi

Rick Loera

Andrés López

Alex Lora

Leonardo de Lozanne

Daniela Luján

Laura Luz

Maluma

Gian Marco

Mick Marcy

Ricardo Margaleff

Angélica María

Criss Martell

Ricky Martin

Sebastián Martínez

Ofelia Medina

Luis Gerardo Méndez

Gaby Meza

Mimí

Ariel Miramontes

Diana Monster

Verónica Montes

Alex Montiel

Galilea Montijo

Silvia Navarro

Andrés Navy

Hanna Nicole

Gerardo “Rojstar” Nuño

Jesús Ochoa - Anima Blacksmith

Cristóbal Orellana

Regina Orozco

Lidwika Paleta

Danna Paola

Mane de la Parra

Mariel Percossi

Maite Perroni

Darío T. Pie

Bruno Pinasco

Pisano

Carlos Ponce

Favio Posca

Pipe Punk

Adal Ramones

Humberto Ramos

Marco Antonio Regil

Ana de la Reguera

Greeicy Rendón

Luisito Rey

Alejandro Riaño

Melissa Robles

Ami Rodriguez

Génesis Rodriguez

Michelle Rodríguez

María Roiz

Memo Rojas Jr.

Cecilia Roth

Yordi Rosado

Erik Rubín

Paco Rueda

Diego Sanardi

Ivete Sangalo

Loretta Santini

Carmen Sarahí - Ever After Blacksmith

Leonardo Sbaraglia

Jessica Segura

Sergio Sendel

Ana Serradilla

Hugo Serrano

Edith Serrano

Diego Schoening

Shakira

Daniela Sierra

Ana María Simon

Pedro Sola

Marco Antonio Solís

Cecilia Suárez

María Eugenia “China” Suárez

Aleks Syntek

Alan Tacher

Tatiana

Thalía

Marco Tolama

Paula “Paulettee” Torres

Sugey Torres

Cecilia Toussaint

Trino

Adrián Uribe

Luiz Valdez

Erika de la Vega

Angélica Vale

Rodolfo Neri Vela

Ana Karen Velásquez

Édgar Vivar

Olga Lucía Vives

Yaneth Waldman

Wereverwero

Xavi

Yahir

Claudio Yarto

Susana Zabaleta

Luz María Zetina

Sergio Zurita

Livier Zúñiga

#rwby #rwby spanish dub

[gurumog]

Dracula vs. Frankenstein (1970) aka Assignment: Terror Los Monstruos del Terror Castilla Films Dir. Hugo Fregonese and Tulio Demicheli (uncredited) and Eberhard Meichsner (uncredited, completed the film)

Patty Sheppard as Ilsa Sternberg Manuel de Blas as Dracula

#dracula vs. frankenstein #assignment terror #los monstruos del terror #patty sheppard #manuel de blas #1970s horror

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

i just found this article from february (2022) in which they list the most listened to artist from each spanish province. i thought it would be fun to list them here with a link to one of their songs in case you want to listen to more spanish music and don't know where to start!

everything will be under the cut, as there's 50 provinces (plus the 2 autonomous cities, also listed!)

Andalucía:

Almería: David Bisbal

Cádiz: Niña Pastori

Córdoba: India Martínez

Granada: Lola Índigo

Huelva: Manuel Carrasco

Jaén: Joaquín Sabina

Málaga: Pablo Alborán

Sevilla: Beret

Aragón:

Uesca: Jarabe de Palo

Teruel: David Civera

Zaragoza: Bunbury

Asturias:

Melendi

Balears:

Rels B

Canarias:

Las Palmas: PtaZeta

Santa Cruz de Tenerife: Don Patricio

Cantabria:

Bustamante

Castilla-la Mancha:

Albacete: Rozalén

Ciudad Real: Dani Fernández

Cuenca: Jose Luis Perales

Guadalajara: Despistaos

Toledo: Pole.

Castilla y León:

Ávila: Marazu

Burgos: La M.O.D.A.

León: Café Quijano

Palencia: La La Love You

Salamanca: Pignoise

Segovia: Hens

Soria: Bordón 4

Valladolid: Celtas Cortos

Zamora: Jesús López-Cobos

Catalunya:

Barcelona: Rosalía

Girona: Mónica Naranjo

Lleida: Ezvit 810

Tarragona: Bongo Botrako

Ceuta:

La Shica

València:

Alacant: Kidd Keo

Castelló: Guitarricadelafuente

València: Zzoilo

Extremadura:

Badajoz: Azúcar Moreno

Cáceres: Extremoduro

Galiza:

A Coruña: Tanxugueiras

Lugo: Lucía Pérez

Ourense: Cepeda

Pontevedra: Sen Senra

La Rioja:

Baccara

Madrid:

Enrique Iglesias

Melilla:

Yosh

Murcia:

Blas Cantó

Nafarroa:

Natalia Lacunza

Euskadi:

Araba: Alex Ubago

Gipuzkoa: La Oreja de Van Gogh

Bizkaia: Fito y los Fitipaldis

#typicalspanish #hope you like em!!!! #also... the fact that there's two ex-auryn members here #are blas cantó and dani fernández the spanish harry styles and louis tomlinson? #harry and louis wish they were as cool as blas and dani 😌 #also don't worry i counted them and there's six ot contestants in this list #i know you were dying to know the exact number

[elarea]

Cuando Vallecas fue otra cosa

Ganada la Guerra Civil por el fascismo, el Stadium de Vallecas se convirtió en campo de concentración. Allí hacinados, a la intemperie y sin alimento o higiene alguna, 9.500 personas esperaron un destino que de seguro no fue mejor que el duro presente allí padecido.

A continuación se reproduce un texto extraído del libro "El último gol apache: La gira americana del Racing de Madrid" de José Manuel Ruiz Blas, que nos sumerge en una tétrica y sangrante realidad que el franquismo se encargó de hacer cotidiana.

Abril de 1939. Los hombres se hacinan sobre el suelo del campo de prisioneros, sin sitio apenas para tumbarse. Están cubiertos de suciedad, empapados por el temporal de lluvia que cae sobre Madrid. Comen poco, raciones tan escasas que el intestino deja de trabajar y se les forman bolas de heces duras y secas que son incapaces de expulsar. Muchos se meten un dedo en el ano para deshacerlas con la uña. Otros recurren a las varillas con las que se abren las latas de sardinas para hurgarse el recto y cagar unas deposiciones que dejan las letrinas cubiertas de sangre. Los piojos se los comen vivos. Los tienen hasta en las cejas, o en las heridas que se hacen al rascarse. Sus dedos están ennegrecidos de aplastarlos. Abundan los casos de sarna. También de tuberculosis y neumonía, por culpa de la humedad y el frío.

Al término de la Guerra Civil, el estadio de Vallecas se transformó en un campo de concentración. El 1 de abril, el mismo día en que las tropas sublevadas entraron en Madrid, las autoridades franquistas emitieron un bando que ordenaba al personal del Ejército Rojo que se presentara en el antiguo estadio del Racing. Invadido por un olor nauseabundo, lleno de inmundicia, a los tres días ya albergaba a 9.500 prisioneros. A los que llegaron heridos no se los curó. Muchos murieron a la intemperie, bajo la lluvia que anegó Madrid ese mes de abril, y que la propaganda vendió como un signo de la voluntad divina de sembrar España, tras una larga sequía, con las «espigas doradas de la victoria». El lugar sobre el que Racing de Madrid quiso forjar un sueño se convirtió así en un campo de muerte y desolación.

Se cerró al cabo de un mes por la imposibilidad de alimentar a los prisioneros y de atajar las enfermedades. Recuperaría su función original durante el tiempo que el Atlético Aviación jugó allí sus partidos como local, mientras se reconstruía el Stadium Metropolitano, destrozado durante la guerra por su proximidad al frente de la Ciudad Universitaria. Los triunfos que nunca llegaron cuando el Racing fue su inquilino, lo hicieron cuando el Atlético fue el titular del estadio de Vallecas. Allí ganó sus dos primeras ligas. Lo ocupó hasta 1943. El campo se destinó entonces a la Obra Sindical de Educación y Descanso, dedicada a promover actividades culturales, deportivas y de ocio para los trabajadores. En el lugar exacto donde estuvo el estadio del Racing de Madrid se alza hoy el campo del Rayo Vallecano, inaugurado en 1976.

Fotos I Vallecas Web

#españa #franquismo #vallecas #historia #fascismo #1939 #rayo vallecano

[docrotten]

THE GHOST GALLEON (1974) – Episode 212 – Decades Of Horror 1970s

“Gaze! Gaze on the fiery cross and return to the darkness of your cold tombs.” That’ll never work. They don’t have ears! Join your faithful Grue Crew – Doc Rotten, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr along with guest host Jerry Chandler – as they focus on The Ghost Galleon (1974), the third film in Amando de Ossorio’s Blind Dead series.

Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 212 – The Ghost Galleon (1974)

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The living corpses of the Satan-worshiping Knights Templar hunt for human victims in a 16th-century galleon.

  Written/Directed by: Amando de Ossorio

Selected Cast:

Maria Perschy as Lillian

Jack Taylor as Howard Tucker

Bárbara Rey as Noemi

Carlos Lemos as Professor Grüber

Manuel de Blas as Sergio

Blanca Estrada as Kathy

Margarita Merino as Lorena Kay (uncredited)

Guest host Jerry Chandler returns to tackle another chapter of the Knights Templar/Blind Dead franchise with The Ghost Galleon (1974). The ghoulish critters are trapped on a centuries-old galleon lost in a mist suspiciously tied to another dimension. [scratches head] Que? Ignore the wonky science and enjoy the brilliant Amando de Ossorio atmosphere and the spooky design of the Blind Dead themselves. The characters are (mostly) all despicable and the story is a bit… questionable. Regardless, you can’t deny the impact of the final scenes of the Knights rising out of the ocean, the seawater pouring from their eye sockets as they circle the surviving members for the final kill. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

At the time of this writing, The Ghost Galleon is available to stream from Wicked Horror TV, Tubi, Full Moon, and Flix Fling as well as various PPV sources. 

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next episode, chosen by guest host Bill, will be Daughters of Darkness (1971, Les lèvres rouges), an erotic horror film that provides another imagining into the “legend” of Elizabeth Báthory.

We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at [email protected]. 

Check out this episode!

[almanach-international]

28 février : la Journée de l’Andalousie

La Journée de l'Andalousie (Día de Andalucia), célébrée chaque 28 février par un jour férié, commémore le référendum de 1980 qui a rendu région pleinement autonome. Ce jour-là, les rues des villes et des villages sont pavoisées de vert et de blanc, les couleurs de la région (comunidad) d’Andalousie.

La fin de la dictature du général Franco qui permis une transition vers la démocratie et l’annonce de l’autonomie de certaines régions (Catalogne, Navarre, Pays basque et Galice). L'article 2 de la Constitution espagnole reconnaît et garantit le droit à l'autonomie des nationalités et des régions espagnoles. Les Andalous voulurent eux aussi bénéficier de ce nouveau régime. Ainsi, le 4 décembre 1977, autre grande date du peuple andalou, près d'un million et demi d'Andalous dans les huit départements (provincia) andalous descendirent dans la rue pour exiger l'autonomie de l'Andalousie.

Cette manifestation massive avait été convoquée par l'Assemblée des parlementaires. À Malaga, cette journée s'est terminée par une tragédie : la mort de Manuel José García Caparrós, un jeune syndicaliste de CCOO, ouvrier de l'usine Cervezas Victoria, décédé après avoir été abattu par la police pendant la manifestation. Le jeune Caparrós est considéré comme l'un des symboles de la lutte du peuple andalou et de son autonomie. 

La manifestation du 4 décembre a abouti à la convocation du référendum du 28 février 1980, qui a permis la constitution d’un gouvernement local, la Junta de Andalucía en juin 1979. Ce processus a été le premier et le seul référendum en Espagne proposé de cette manière. Toutes les provincia ont voté oui, à l’exception de celle d’Alméria, où l’autonomie a été instituée d’une autre manière.

Le soulèvement révolutionnaire de Topete à Cadix, au XIXe siècle, considéré comme le germe historique de l'autonomie, et la signature du Manifeste andalou de Cordoue (1919), qui décrivait l’Andalousie comme une réalité nationale, auraient pu aussi servir de date au Día de Andalucia. Les autorités ont préféré célébrer un événement contemporain.

Le Statut d’autonomie a été approuvé en 1981 comme la norme la plus importante pour les Andalous après la Constitution espagnole et qui accorde à l'Andalousie le statut de nationalité historique. En avril 1983, le Parlement d'Andalousie a reconnu Blas Infante comme Père de la Patrie andalouse. Vingt-six ans plus tard, en 2007, les Andalous ont ratifié par référendum un nouveau Statut d'autonomie , dont le préambule reconnaît la réalité nationale andalouse telle que décrite dans le Manifeste andalou de Cordoue de 1919. Le texte final compte au total 250 articles, 11 titres, cinq dispositions complémentaires, deux dispositions transitoires, une disposition abrogatoire et trois dispositions finales.

Depuis 1981, les écoles sont fermées à l'occasion du 28F et de la Semaine Blanche dans certaines régions d'Andalousie. Le vendredi précédant la Semaine Blanche est souvent une fête culturelle dans les écoles. Le traditionnel petit-déjeuner composé de pain à l'huile d'olive est servi et une grande variété d'activités culturelles est proposée.

On chante également l' hymne , une composition de José del Castillo Díaz avec des paroles de Blas Infante inspirées du Saint Dieu, un chant religieux populaire que les paysans et les journaliers de certaines régions andalouses chantaient pendant les récoltes.

Depuis 1983, c’est le jour de la remise des médailles d'Andalousie. Lors d’une cérémonie dans le théâtre de la Maestranza de Séville, le gouvernement local nomme les « fils (ou filles) andalous (es) préférés (es) » d’Andalousie. Les noms des personnes récompensées par le titre sont inscrits dans un registre appelé « Livre d'Or de l'Andalousie ». Le prix consiste en une médaille avec l'inscription Fils préféré d'Andalousie et une plaque d'argent gravée expliquant en détail le motif du prix. Dix médailles au maximum sont attribuées annuellement. Les lauréats porteront le titre de Son Excellence Monsieur (ou Madame). Pour 2024, sont notamment distingués : José Mercé, chanteur de flamenco, et Jerez de la Frontera Santiago Muñoz Machado, le directeur de l'Académie royale espagnole.

Un article de l'Almanach international des éditions BiblioMonde, 27 février 2024

#Séville #Fils préféré d'Andalousie #José del Castillo Díaz #Blas Infante #28F #Manifeste andalou #Junta de Andalucía #José García Caparrós #Día de Andalucia