Say it in Spanish: Rewarding – Gratificante
Usuing “Gratificante” [Rewarding] in sentence:
-Ser profesora es muy gratificante. Me gusta ver cuando mis alumnos hablan español. Les cambia la vida.
Say it in Spanish: Rewarding – Gratificante
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●Thursday, September 6th, 2012
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B. Useful Spanish Daily Expressions
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Hispanic Lifestyle: Peruvian Cuisine Demo in Montclair
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
Spanish Language Film Comedia en Español
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.
Too see the full article, click the following link.
Spanish Language Film Comedia en Español
Lizette Salas: Latin Pride – Orgullo Latino
Lizette Salas: Latin Pride – Orgullo Latino
Lizette Salas is the first Latina from Los Angeles County to make the LPGA Tour.
Lizette Salas es la primera Latina del condado de Los Angeles en llegar al tour LPGA
For more information, read the following link.
Lizette Salas: Latin Pride – Orgullo Latino
Para mas informacion, lea el siguiente enlace.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-kia-classic-20120322,0,498818.story?track=rss&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+latimes%2Fsports+(L.A.+Times+-+Sports)
Q´VIVA The Chosen – Saturdays 7 pm – Univision
Q´VIVA The Chosen – Saturdays 7 pm – Univision
¡Q’Viva! The Chosen goes straight to the core of Latin America and discovers your most authentic, genuine and talented entertainers. Leading the journey are superstar artists, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, and acclaimed show director, Jamie King.
Telemundo buys the FIFA’s World Cup rights from Fox
Telemundo buys the FIFA’s World Cup rights from Fox
Telemundo buys TV rights to FIFA World Cup soccer
The new deals take effect in 2015 and run to 2022. The pacts include rights to two World Cup men’s finals in 2018 and 2022 and two World Cup women’s finals in 2015 and 2019.
October 22, 2011|By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
The Fox network and the Spanish-language Telemundo network have scored future U.S. television rights to FIFA’s World Cup soccer from longtime incumbents ESPN and Univision.
The new deals take effect in 2015 — after the 2014 World Cup in Brazil — and run to 2022. The pacts include rights to two World Cup men’s finals in 2018 and 2022 and two World Cup women’s finals in 2015 and 2019.
Telemundo buys the FIFA’s World Cup rights from Fox
Although terms of the two agreements were not disclosed, people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly said that News Corp.’s Fox paid $425 million for its package while Telemundo, owned by Comcast, shelled out about $600 million for its rights.
Those figures represent a hefty increase from the $100 million that ESPN was paying and the $325 million that Univision had paid for its current soccer contracts.
“We made a disciplined bid that would have been both valuable to FIFA and profitable for our company,” ESPN said in a statement Friday.
Univision, which has held rights to World Cup soccer since 1978, said in a statement that it remained “committed to prudently evaluating content investments.”
For Telemundo, which has long trailed Univision in ratings, getting the World Cup is a coup. It will give the network a huge platform to promote the rest of its programming to the growing Latino audience in the United States.
“This landmark deal for Telemundo represents perhaps the greatest milestone in its history,” said Lauren Zalaznick, chairman of NBCUniversal Entertainment & Digital Networks, who has oversight of the Spanish-language network.
joe.flint@latimes.com
Source: Latimes
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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
Moe info of the event: “In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artist in Mexico and the Unites States”
Don’t miss “In Wonderland: The Surrealist Adventures of Women Artist in Mexico and the Unites States”
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