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Palabras De Amor-Love Words

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We all love to say Palabras de Amor-Love Words to our love. So, I have prepared a list of useful words that you can use with that special person.

Palabras de amor-Love words

It is always a good time to say these Palabras de Amor – Love words. Find any excuse to say them for no reason, just to infuse happiness into your relationship.

Below this list of expressions, you will find a list of ideas to keep pampering that special person.

List of Palabras De Amor-Love Words

-Me gusta tu sonrisa.

-Me gusta estar contigo.

-Me gustas mucho.

-Me encantan nuestras conversaciones.

-Eres lo mejor que me ha pasado en la vida.

-Me gusta mirarme en tus ojos

-¡Te amo!

 -I like your smile.

-I love to spend time with you.

-I like you so much.

-I love our conversations.

-You are the best thing that ever happened to me.

-I like to see myself reflected in your eyes.

-I love you!

Don’t forget to pamper your love with:

Flores

Chocolates

Una cena romántica

Besos

Abrazos

Coqueteos

Miradas a los ojos

Silencio significativo

Tu presencia

Tu amabilidad

Tu respeto

Tu entendimiento

Tu tiempo

Tu deseo de hacerla/lo feliz

Comunicación sincera

Tu mismo/a

 Flowers

Chocolates

A romantic dinner

Kisses

Hugs

Flirts

Looking into his/her eyes

Meaningful silence

Your presence

Your kindness

Your respect

Your understanding

Your time

Your desire to make him/her happy

Sincere communication

Yourself

Being fully present is the best gift you can give to your love!

Lista de Palabras De Amor-Love Words

Amor love words

A LOVE STORY TO SHARE WITH YOU

Last weekend I met an inspiring couple that were celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. She said the main reason they were together, it was that her husband believed in marriage. He said SHE was the main reason they were together all of these years, and start talking about all her achievements in life, as a person, and as a professional, which showed how mesmerized he was with her and how much he admires and respects her. But I loved when he started his talk saying: First of all, to be married for 60 years, you need to be alive for such a long time! J

Do you have a love story you want to share with us?

We want to hear from you!

If you wish to learn more Palabras de Amor – Love words, use the comment box to send me the words or expressions you would like me to translate for you.

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Nueve vs Nuevo

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Nueve vs Nuevo

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Spanish Grammar
Nueve vs Nuevo

Nueve & Nuevo are commonly confused by Spanish language learners because of the similarities in the phonetic.

Here is the difference between them:

While “Nueve” means number “9”, “Nuevo” is the Spanish version of the adjective “New” in masculine form, so you can find the word “Nueva” for “New” in feminine form, and “Nuevos”, and “Nuevas” if we want to express them in plural.

Examples using the with the word “ Nueve”

  1. Mi hija tiene nueve años.

Mi daughter is nine years old.

  1. Hay nueve planetas en el universo.

There are nine planets in the universe.

  1. Faltan nueve días para mi cumpleaños.

There are nine days left to my birthday.

  1. El nueve es un numero impar.

Nine is an odd number.

  1. Mi examen de español es el nueve de abril.

Mi Spanish test is on April 9th.

Examples using the word “Nuevo”

  1. Mi auto es Nuevo.

Mi car is new.

  1. Mis anteojos de sol son nuevos.

My sunglasses are new.

  1. Quiero un cellular Nuevo.

I want a new cell.

  1. Ese vestido es Nuevo.

That dress is new.

  1. Esos zapatos son nuevos.

Those shoes are new.

  1. Te presento a Alicia. Es la nueva secretaria.

Let me introduce you Alicia. She is the new secretary.

  1. Estas palabras no son nuevas para mi.

These words are not new for me.

  1. ¿Es tu cartera nueva?

Is your handbag new?

  1. ¿Qué hay de Nuevo?

What’s up!

10. ¿De Nuevo?

Again?

11. ¿Qué buenas nuevas me traes?

Do you have good news for mi?

 

TEST YOURSELF on Nueve vs Nuevo: Fill in the blanks with the right word.

  1. Yo tengo un libro __________.
  2. Estas sillas no son __________.
  3. Me voy de viaje el __________ de abril.
  4. Esos empleados son __________.
  5. Hay __________ planetas en el universo.
  6. Ven a la fiesta de Año __________.
  7. Lo hice de _________.

Saying containin a word from Nueve vs Nuevo:

“¡El final, es el comienzo de algo Nuevo!”

“The end is the new beginning!”

KEY To Nueve vr Nuevo Test:

  1. Yo tengo un libro Nuevo.
  2. Estas sillas no son nuevas.
  3. Me voy de viaje el nueve de abril.
  4. Esos empleados son nuevos.
  5. Hay nueve planetas en el universo.
  6. Ven a la fiesta de año Nuevo.
  7. Lo hice de Nuevo.

 

Spanish Word of the Day

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REALMENTE = ACTUALLY,  is your Spanish Word of the day, for your homework on https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23laspanishlounge

INTERESANTE = Interesting

TABLE = Mesa

HOY = Today

ECONOMISTA = Economist

For your homework at https://twitter.com/#!/laspanishlounge, you need to know

Russia = Rusia

Black = Negro

If you want to participate in this chat follow this instructions: https://laspanish.com/events/la-spanish-twitter-class-laspanishlounge/. Enjoy your Spanish Word of the Day

Spanish Word of the Day

SEDE [seh-deh] Femenine noun ‘La Sede”.

This word is important to undersatand one the uses of SER. Check our Twitter Class on Ser & Estar #laspanishlounge 4-9-12

1. Venue  (de acontecimiento)(de for)

Ejempo: El Hotel Hilton es la sede del Globo de Oro.

The Hilton Hotel is the venue of the Golden Globe

2. Headquarters (de organización, empresa)

Ejemplo: La sede de las Naciones Unidas, está en Nueva York

The UN headquarter is in New York

3. Seat (de gobierno). (f)

sede diplomática diplomatic quarter

sede social head office; central office

4. See  (religion) la Santa sede -> the Holy See

Free Spanish Twitter Class

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LA Spanish is hosting a Free Spanish Twitter Class with students interested in practising Ser & Estar, and you’re invited!

Join us at: https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23laspanishlounge

Hashtag: #laspanishlounge

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Topic: Ser & Estar

Date: April 9th – 13th  from 10-11 a.m. Pacific Time

This chat will help you understand the uses and application of Ser & Estar in Present Tense. Depending on the audience’s experience, we will be exploring other tenses. We hope you can join us!

What is a tweet chat?

A tweet chat is an interactive way to use Twitter to have a conversation with others about a specific topic or idea. A moderator hosts the chat and keeps the conversation moving forward. This chat will focus on Spanish Grammar: Ser & Estar

Instructions to participate in #laspanishlounge tweet chat:

1. At the scheduled chat time, log onto www.tweetchat.com (or whatever tweet chat tool you like) using your twitter name and password. Enter the hashtag at the top of the screen. In our case, our chat is on April 9th at 10 a.m. PT, and the hashtag is #laspanishlounge.

2. Let your followers know you will be participating in a chat, then introduce yourself or wait for the chat to begin. The moderator will start the conversation by asking a question in all caps. Here’s an example:

Q1–¿COMO ESTA? #laspanishlounge

3. When you answer questions, make sure you notate which question you are answering. For example:

A1 – Estoy bien. ¿Y Ud?. #laspanishlounge.

4. Remember to add the chat hashtag to the end of your tweets. A tool like www.tweetchat.com will automatically do this for you.

5. Don’t be afraid to add your thoughts to the topic or to ask follow-up questions. As long as your questions are on topic, they are welcome during the tweet chat.

6. Avoid sales pitches or marketing messages; the chat is about practising the topic www.laspanish.com is announcing to help students to improve the use of their Spanish language , NOT selling your products.

7. Enjoy your Ser & Estar class!

8.  Thanks for following us @laspanishlounge  by www.laspanish.com. If you think this class is meaningful to you, feel free to support us in helping you become bilingual with your kind donation. We greatly appreciate it!

 

Spanish Classes Conversation By Immersion®

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Course: Spanish for Actors with Spanish speaking rols

Time: 6:00 pm – 7:20 pm

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Course: Spanish 101 Conversation By Immersion®  For absolutely beginners

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Hispanic Lifestyle: Peruvian Cuisine Demo in Montclair

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Hispanic Lifestyle: Peruvian Cuisine Demo in Montclair

 

Immerse yourself in the hispanic lifestyle participating in this free peruvian cuisine demonstration and discussion of the varieties of Peruvian cuisine.

Restaurant Costanera Cocina Peruana – Montclair

Chef: Juan Placencia

Date: Thursday 29th, 2012

Time: 6:30 – 8:30 pm

Hispanic Lifestyle: Peruvian Cuisine Demo in Montclair

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Spanish Language Film Comedia en Español

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Spanish Language Film  Comedia en Español

 

Don’t miss the opportunity to see this fantastic Spanish Film Comedy in Spanish language:

No se pierdan la oportunidad de ver esta fantástica comedia en idioma español.

Spanish Language Film  Comedia en Español

Will Ferrell: ‘Casa de mi Padre is an homage to my Spanish teachers‘

Will Ferrel dijo: ” Casa de mi Padre es un homenaje a mis profesores de español”

Para ver el artículo completo, haga click en el siguiente enlace.

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Spanish Language Film  Comedia en Español

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Casa de mi Padrex

 

 

Billboard Latin Music Award, nominess. Miami April 23rd – 26th, 2012

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Billboard Latin Music Award, nominess. Miami April 23rd – 26th, 2012

FINALISTS – Nomenees for this yeaar at the Billboard Latin Music Award, nominess. Miami April 23rd – 26th, 2012

Edit2012 Billboard Latin Music Awards Presented by State Farm

Produced & Broadcast Live by Telemundo

Artist of the Year

– Mana (Warner Latina)

– Prince Royce (TopStop)

– Romeo Santos (Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

Artist of the Year, New

– Calibre 50 (Disa)

– Il Volo (Opera Blues/Gatica/Rentor/Geffen/Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– La Adictiva Banda San Jose de Mesillas (Sony Music Latin)

– Violento (Entourage/Disa/ASL)

Song of the Year

– Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Don Omar “Taboo” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer “Give Me Everything” (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Prince Royce “Corazon Sin Cara” (TopStop)

Song of the Year, Vocal Event

– Jennifer Lopez Featuring Pitbull “Ven A Bailar” (Island/IDJMG)

– Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull Featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer “Give Me Everything” (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Romeo Santos Featuring Usher “Promise” (Sony Music Latin)

Songs Artist of the Year, Male

– Enrique Iglesias (Universal Music Latino)

– Don Omar (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Prince Royce (Top Stop)

Songs Artist of the Year, Female

– Alejandra Guzman (Capitol Latin)

– Jennifer Lopez (Island/IDJMG)

– Jenni Rivera (Fonovisa)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Julion Alvarez y Su Norteño Banda (Fonovisa)

– La Adictiva Banda San Jose de Mesillas (Sony Music Latin)

– Mana (Warner Latina)

– Wisin & Yandel (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latina)

Airplay Song of the Year

– La Adictiva Banda San Jose de Mesillas “Te Amo y Te Amo” (Sony Music Latin)

– Don Omar “Taboo” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull Feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer “Give Me Everything” (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Prince Royce “Corazon Sin Cara” (TopStop)

Digital Song of the Year

– Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull “Bon Bon” (Mr. 305/Famous Artist/Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira Feat. El Cata “Rabiosa” (Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira Featuring Freshleyground “Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)” (Epic/Sony Music Latin)

Hot Latin Songs Airplay Label of the Year

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latino

Hot Latin Songs Airplay Imprint of the Year

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Machete

– Sony Music Latin

Crossover Artist of the Year

– LMFAO (Party Rock/will.i.am/Cherrytree/Interscope)

– Katy Perry (Capitol)

– Rihanna (SRP/Def Jam/IDJMG)

– Alexandra Stan (Ultra)

Album of the Year

– Cristian Castro “Viva El Principe” (Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– Mana “Drama y Luz” (Warner Latina)

– Prince Royce “Prince Royce” (Top Stop/Atlantic/AG)

– Romeo Santos “Formula: Vol. 1” (Sony Music Latin)

Albums Artist of the Year, Male

– Cristian Castro (Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– Gerardo Ortiz (Del/Sony Music Latin)

– Prince Royce (Top Stop/Atlantic/AG)

– Romeo Santos (Sony Music Latin)

Albums Artist of the Year, Female

– Natalia Jimenez (Sony Music Latin)

– Jenni Rivera (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

– Gloria Trevi (Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Camila (Sony Music Latin)

– Los Bukis (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Mana(Warner Latina)

– Wisin & Yandel (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

Digital Album of the Year

– Mana “Drama y Luz” (Warner Latina)

– Prince Royce “Prince Royce” (Top Stop/Atlantic/AG)

– Romeo Santos “Formula: Vol. 1” (Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira “Sale El Sol” (Epic/Sony Music Latin)

Top Latin Albums Label of the Year

– Dasmi

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latin Entertainment

– Warner Latina

Top Latin Albums Imprint of the Year

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latino

Latin Pop Song of the Year

– Jennifer Lopez featuring Pitbull “Ven A Bailar” (Island/IDJMG)

– Mana “Lluvia Al Corazon” (Warner Latina)

– Don Omar “Taboo” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack & Nayer “Give Me Everything” (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

Latin Pop Songs Artist of the Year, Solo

– Enrique Iglesias (Universal Music Latino)

– Don Omar (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

Latin Pop Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Camila (Sony Music Latin)

– Mana (Warner Latina)

– Reik (Sony Music Latin)

– Wisin & Yandel (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

Latin Pop Airplay Label of the Year

– Interscope

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latino

– Warner Latina

Latin Pop Airplay Imprint of the Year

– Machete

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latino

– Warner Latina

Latin Pop Album of the Year

– Mana “Drama y Luz” (Warner Latina)

– Enrique Iglesias “Euphoria” (Universal Music Latino)

– Ricky Martin “Musica + Alma + Sexo” (Sony Music Latin)

– Cristian Castro “Viva El Principe” (Universal Music Latino)

Latin Pop Albums Artist of the Year, Solo

– Cristian Castro (Universal Music Latino)

– Enrique Iglesias (Universal Music Latino)

– Ricky Martin (Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

Latin Pop Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Camila (Sony Music Latin)

– Il Volo (Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– Mana (Warner Latino)

– Reik (Sony Music Latin)

Latin Pop Albums Label of the Year

– Bullseye

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latin Entertainment

– Warner Latina

Latin Pop Albums Imprint of the Year

– Epic

– Universal Music Latino

– Sony Music Latin

– Warner Latina

Tropical Song of the Year

– Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro” (Orfanato/Universal Music Latina)

– Prince Royce “Corazon Sin Cara” (Top Stop)

– Romeo Santos featuring Usher “Promise” (Sony Music Latin)

– Romeo Santos “You” (Sony Music Latin)

Tropical Songs Artist of the Year, Solo

– Don Omar (Orfanato/Universal Music Latina)

– Prince Royce (Top Stop)

– Romeo Santos (Sony Music Latin)

– Shakira (Sony Music Latin)

Tropical Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Aventura (Premium Latin)

– Chino & Nacho (Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Mana (Warner Latina)

– Wisin & Yandel (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

Tropical Songs Airplay Label of the Year

– Sony Music Latin

– Top Stop

– Universal Music Latino

– Venemusic

Tropical Songs Airplay Imprint of the Year

– Machete

– Siente

– Sony Music Latin

– Top Stop

 Tropical Album of the Year

– Aventura “14 + 14” (Premium Latin/Sony Music Latin)

– Romeo Santos “Formula: Vol. 1” (Sony Music Latin)

– Hector Acosta “Obligame” (D.A.M./Venemusic/Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– Prince Royce “Prince Royce”(Top Stop/Atlantic)

Tropical Albums Artist of the Year, Solo

– Hector Acosta (D.A.M./Venemusic/Universal Music Latino/UMLE)

– Prince Royce (Top Stop/Atlantic)

– Romeo Santos (Sony Music Latin)

– Charlie Zaa (The Entity)

Tropical Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Aventura (Premium Latin/Sony Music Latin)

– El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico (Popular)

– N’Klabe (NuLife/Sony Music Latin)

– Nuevo Voces (Sonoma)

Tropical Albums Label of the Year

– The Entity

– Popular

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Latin Entertainment

Tropical Albums Imprint of the Year

– Premium Latin

– Popular

– Sony Music Latin

– Top Stop

Regional Mexican Song of the Year

– Julion Alvarez y Su Norteño Banda “Olvidame” (Fonovisa)

– La Adictiva Banda San Jose de Mesillas “Te Amo y Te Amo” (Sony Music Latin)

– La Original Banda el Limon de Salvador Lizarraga “Di Que Regresaras” (Fonovisa)

– Fidel Rueda “Me Encantaria” (Disa)

Regional Mexican Songs Artist of the Year, Solo

– Larry Hernandez (Mendieta/Fonovisa)

– Gerardo Ortiz(DEL/Sony Music Latin)

– Espinoza Paz (Disa/ASL)

– Fidel Rueda (Disa)

Regional Mexican Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Julion Alvarez y Su Norteño Banda (Fonovisa)

– La Adictiva Banda San Jose de Mesillas (Sony Music Latin)

– La Arrolladora Banda El Limon (Disa)

– La Original Banda el Limon de Salvador Lizarraga (Fonovisa)

Regional Mexican Airplay Label of the Year

– ASL

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Sony Music Latin

Regional Mexican Airplay Imprint of the Year

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Mendieta

– Sony Music Latin

Regional Mexican Album of the Year

– Los Bukis “35 ANIVERSARIO” (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Gerardo Ortiz “Entre Dios y el Diablo” (DEL/Sony Music Latin)

– Los Tigres Del Norte “TR3S Presents: MTV Unplugged Los Tigres Del Norte” (Tr3s/MTV/Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Various Artists “Las Bandas Romanticas” (Disa/UMLE)

Regional Mexican Albums Artist of the Year, Solo

– Larry Hernandez (Mendieta/Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Gerardo Ortiz (DEL/Sony Music Latin)

– Jenni Rivera (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Joan Sebastian (Fonovisa/UMLE)

Regional Mexican Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– El Trono De Mexico (Skalona) or (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Intocable (Warner Latina)

– Los Bukis (Fonovisa/UMLE)

– Los Tigres Del Norte Tr3s/MTV/Fonovisa/UMLE)

Regional Mexican Albums Label of the Year

– Dasmi

– Platino

– Sony Music Latin

– Universal Music Latin Entertainment

Regional Mexican Albums Imprint of the Year

– Del

– Disa

– Fonovisa

– Good I

Latin Rhythm Song of the Year

– Don Omar & Lucenzo “Danza Kuduro” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Don Omar “Taboo” (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull “Bon Bon” (Mr. 305/Fomous Artist/Sony Music Latin)

– Wisin & Yandel “Estoy Enamorado” (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

Latin Rhythm Songs Artist of the Year, Solo

– Daddy Yankee (El Cartel)

– Don Omar (Orfanato/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– Pitbull (Mr. 305/Pologrounds/J/RCA)

– Tito “El Bambino” (Siente)

Latin Rhythm Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Alexis & Fido (Sony Music Latin)

– Chino & Nacho (Machete/Universal Music Latino)

– RKM & Ken-Y (Pina)

– Wisin & Yandel (WY/Machete/Universal Music Latino)

Latin Rhythm Airplay Label of the Year

– El Cartel

– Sony Music Latin

– Siente

– Universal Music Latino

Latin Rhythm Airplay Imprint of the Year

– El Cartel

– Machete

– Orfanato

– Siente

Latin Rhythm Album of the Year

– Don Omar ”Don Omar Presents: Meet The Orphans: THE KING IS BACK (Orfanato/Machete/UMLE)

– Pitbull “Armando” (Mr. 305/Famous Artist/Sony Music Latin)

– Tito “El Bambino” “Invencible” (Siente/UMLE)

– Wisin & Yandel “Los Vaqueros: El Regreso” (WY/Machete/UMLE)

Latin Rhythm Albums Artist of the Year, Solo

– Daddy Yankee (El Cartel/Sony Music Latin)

– Don Omar (Orfanato/Machete/UMLE)

– Pitbull (Mr. 305/Famous Artist/Sony Music Latin)

– Tito “El Bambino” (Siente/UMLE)

Latin Rhythm Albums Artist of the Year, Duo or Group

– Alexis & Fido (Sony Music Latin)

– Chino & Nacho (Machete/UMLE)

– RKM & Ken-Y (Pina/Sony Music Latin)

– Wisin & Yandel(WY/Machete/UMLE)

Latin Rhythm Albums Label of the Year

– Platino

– Sony Music Latin

– Ultra

– Universal Music Latin Entertainment

Latin Rhythm Albums Imprint of the Year

– Machete

– Pina

– Siente

– WY

Touring Artist of the Year

– Enrique Iglesias (Universal Music Latino)

– Mana (Warner Latina)

– Ricky Martin (Sony Music Latin)

– Luis Miguel (Warner Latina)

Billboard Latin Music Award, nominess. Miami April 23rd – 26th, 2012

Finalists and eventual winners of the Billboard Latin Music Awards were determined by radio and sales chart performance and social and streaming activity as chronicled in Billboard magazine, billboard.com and billboard.biz during the eligibility period of February 5, 2011 through January 28, 2012.

 

Billboard’s charts are the world’s most authoritative music rankings with award categories based on album and digital track sales data provided by Nielsen SoundScan, monitored radio airplay and streaming data measured by Nielsen BDS, and social media consumption gauged by Next Big Sound.

 

Also presented on the show are Billboard’s prestigious discretionary awards including Spirit of Hope for humanitarian contributions, the Lifetime Achievement awards and Hall of Fame. The Billboard Latin Music Awards are produced and televised LIVE on Telemundo on April 26, 2012.

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Billboard Latin Music Award, nominess. Miami April 23rd – 26th, 2012

 

 

Spanish language and culture

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In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artist in Mexico and the Unites States

LACMA’s latest, featuring about 175 works by 47 artists, including Frida Kahlo, Lee Miller, Remedios Varo, Leonora Carringt

After seeing publicity all over Los Angeles — banners, posters, etc. — for the latest special exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, better known as LACMA, called “In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artist in Mexico and the Unites States,” I excitedly looked forward to checking it out this past weekend, especially when I found out seven of the Frida Kahlo pieces, of whom I am a huge fanatic of, are being feautured.

It also features works by other of my favorites like Remedios Varo and Rosa Rolanda.

Let me begin by telling you that the three hours I spent contemplating the entire exhibition were totally worth it. Not only did I get a sense and felt the emotions of each of the artist, but I also got a closer look at their work and I also discovered several other artists that I didn’t know about before walking in there.

It is interesting to see how each and one of the artist being featured depicted their life struggles in a canvas by chasing their dreams in good and bad situations through their surrealism. While there, I found out from a women art lover who was visiting from New York, that this is the first exhibit to show North American women surrealists, so as an Angelino, I feel very lucky to have it here in LA.

The color, the message, their ability to depict such emotion is just so amazing when you have the art piece in front of you, in the case of Frida Kahlo I couldn’t stop staring at the “Two Fridas” or “Las Dos Fridas” which is one of my favorites of Kahlo, I think I spent a half an hour on this one, the first time I ever saw it. Frida painted this huge oil on canvas huge piece, (68″ 1/4 x 68″) shortly after her divorce from painter and muralist Diego Rivera.

I know that in her diary, Frida wrote that this particular painting originated from her memory of an imaginary childhood friend, but then later she confirmed it records the emotions surrounding her separation and her life while married with Diego Rivera. With that being said I can’t tell you more of this exhibition because I encourage you to check it out.

The exhibition includes works dating from 1931 to 1968, it shows the excellent works of 47 female surrealist all depicted in a total of 147 works which you will absolutely love and don’t worry about the price of admission because again it is totally worth it. The exhibit will be open to the public through May 6.

By Jorge A. Argüello
Published on LatinoLA: February 29, 2012

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