#Guillermo Hernández

[faretheeoscar]

Oscar Isaac, Guillermo del Toro and Denis Villeneuve at the CSA's Board Tribute Dinner on June 3

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@icarian-carrion liked this for a random lyric starter, dramatic pop girlie edition.

"I'm looking for an answer in between the lines. You're lying to yourself if you think this is fine. You're confused and I'm upset. If this is casual, then I'm an idiot."

[yoacusomultimediosblog]

Transparencia a los recursos públicos

Recibe Comisión de Vigilancia Informe de Seguimiento de las Cuentas Públicas 2017-2023 Xalapa, Ver., 27 de febrero de 2025.- Con la presencia de la presidenta de la Mesa Directiva, diputada Tanya Carola Viveros Cházaro, y del presidente de la Junta de Coordinación Política (JuCoPo), diputado Esteban Bautista Hernández, el presidente de la Comisión Permanente de Vigilancia, diputado Miguel…

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El grito de las mariposas

El grito de las mariposas (Serie 2023) #BelenRueda #SandyHernandez #SusanaAbaitua #EssinedAponte #GuillermoToledo #MercedesSampietro Mehr auf:

Serie / The Roar of the Butterflies Jahr: 2023- (März) Genre: Drama / History Hauptrollen: Belén Rueda, Sandy Hernández, Susana Abaitua, Essined Aponte, Guillermo Toledo, Mercedes Sampietro, Alina Robert, Luis Alberto García, Héctor Noas, Camila Issa, Alejandra Borrero, Mario Espitia, Biassini Segura, Jairo Camargo, Jonathan Bedoya, Mauricio Cujar, Pedro Calvo, Indhira Serrano, Juan Maria…

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"just because something can't be changed, don't mean you don't get to ask for an apology for it when it happens. not if it bothers you." decker shrugged. a small little movement. pressing their foreheads together again as he caressed her cheek. a soft sigh rolling off his lips. "I'll keep you up to date." decker promised. "when he gets like that. i'll go find you." he always did think him and memo worked better together as a team anyway. could see all the weak spot's in his and memo's personalities that could be smoothed out by having the other around. it was a problem, actually, usually anyway. sorry i'm just bad at talking do you think you could go ask memo? he knows what i mean. wasn't the kind of thing he could just say. except with sammy— with sammy everything sort of fell into place somehow.

"now here is what i think—" memo came in already halfway through a sentence. packing back and forth. "laminated security glass, pressure plates, thermal control, all of that inside one painting. you know what i think? i think that's a whole lot of tech shit that can go wrong. more than that, i think that's a whole lot of tech shit that i can easily trigger, that will make them panic and move the painting inside away from all the people and cameras and other paintings with other dumb tech shit and—" he paused, to both breathe and look at sammy. memo smiled. "hi, angel."

" i know... " she mumbled, her eyes fluttering back closed as his lips pressed all over her face, very much filling the promise of lulling her. she'd known memo was complicated from the moment they met, and had known it with more certainty each time they'd met after. she'd tried to keep her own feelings from herself as long as she could because of that, and when that failed she'd constantly tried to resign herself to the fact that it was likely she was getting herself into something she might not entirely be able to handle the whole of. but it was hard for sammy to resign herself to anything. she told herself she should've known better what the absences and " busy " times would do to her anxiety once she'd picked up on it, because she'd never done well with feeling sidelined. sudden silences had always set her on edge, made her worry and dig divots in her palms that she was being left again... but every time he came back she was just glad he was there. she'd take anything, even memo's tiniest of scraps. even if she gave him a hard time for it in the moment, he was forgiven of anything he could've done before he'd even done it. " there's nothing to really talk about. if that's part of who he is, i'm not in the business of trying to think i should change people... sucks being left in the dark sometimes but, it doesn't really matter... " she breathed out a sigh that morphed into a yawn.

[deadpresidents]

Thanks for being real today.

I get people wanting to be hopeful.

But I can't with "it will be okay" and "we will survive this."

It was not okay for Heather Heyer, Joseph Rosenbaum, Anthony Huber, Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Rose Mallinger, Jerry Rabinowitz, Cecil & David Rosenthal, Bernice & Sylvan Simon, Daniel Stein, Melvin Wax, Irving Younger, Andre Anchondo, Jordan Anchondo, Arturo Benavides, Leonardo Campos, Angie Englisbee, Maria Flores, Raul Flores, Guillermo "Memo" Garcia, Jorge Calvillo García, Adolfo Cerros Hernández, Alexander Gerhard Hoffman, David Johnson, Luis Alfonzo Juarez, Maria Eugenia Legarreta Rothe, Maribel (Campos) Loya, Ivan Filiberto Manzano, Elsa Mendoza Marquez, Gloria Irma Márquez, Margie Reckard, Sara Esther Regalado Moriel, Javier Rodriguez, Teresa Sanchez, Juan Velazquez, or any of the other people killed by white supremacists whose actions were aided and abetted by the Trump presidency. These people did not survive. Not to mention all the people who haven't survived COVID, but might have if the Trump administration had taken timely action. Or the women who have died after being refused appropriate medical care because of the rapist and his buddies that Trump appointed decided with some weird pastor in the 1600 said was more important than the lives of actual living, breathing, human beings. Or the school children who would not have been shot to death if we had actual gun control laws in this country, a thing that would have been possible to achieve if Trump had lost in 2016.

Yeah, sure, the majority of us in the United States will probably survive. That's how statistics work. And if that's what somebody needs to hear in order to move forward, then I guess saying such things has a purpose. But it's looking pretty shitty for anybody living in Ukraine and to me, it comes across as disrespectful to the people whose lives have been lost in no small part thanks to what goes down in US elections.

I needed somebody today who would say not only that this is not okay, but this is *really* not okay.

Thanks for being that voice.

Thank you for this. I can't help but write what I feel, even if some of it hasn't been the most optimistic message to send. There is a reality that we need to come to terms with in order to find some way forward. I'm pissed off and I'm disgusted with this country, so I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing because it is therapeutic for me right now and I'm too old to go around punching and kicking people.

I do want to say that I'm also cognizant of the fact that some people just need some time to allow this reality to settle. I certainly don't want to add to the stress or darkness that some of us are feeling right now. There is no denying that this is fucking terrible, but we will regroup and find a way through it. It won't be easy and we're going to have to fight, but I don't want anybody to think that there is genuinely no hope. There's always something that we can do, even if it seems bleak.

If I'm writing something or somebody else is saying something that you're not ready to hear, it's okay to do what you need to do to remain healthy. These posts are going to be here whenever you might feel like reading them. You can and should step away from this if you just need a fucking break. It doesn't mean you're any less ready or willing to fight this battle than anybody else. Even if Trump and the rotten MAGA cult takes control of every lever of power, you can gain a personal victory by not allowing them to completely crush your faith in the future. You can be depressed and despair, but do not give up. Do not give them that power over you. We will find a way. We will get through this. We will figure out what it is that we need to do and who we need to back and how we need to attack, but taking care of your personal health and well-being is more immediately important than the bigger political battle or the next step in the resistance. Take care of yourselves first and we'll still be here and ready to eventually harness this anger and frustration and fucking disgust to defeat the MAGA movement and Trump's Christian nationalist personality cult.

The main thing, though, is that if you're really having a tough time in the immediate future, step away, take some time, go for a walk, read something that has absolutely nothing to do with Donald Trump or American politics (if you need suggestions, I always have book recommendations!), and regroup. Again, we'll get through this, and as goofy and weird and ridiculous as Tumblr can be at times, there's always a community of people on this site willing to listen and help each other when we're struggling. So, if you are having trouble getting to tomorrow, reach out because there are scores of people here who will help get there with you.

[toki-toro]

Mistoffelees played by Guillermo Hernández , Rum Tum Tugger played by Gabriel de Cervantes , Munkustrap played by Manuel Landeta || 1991 Cats in Mexico City, Mexico

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A-Z Challenge: Sims Edition

I was tagged by the lovely @purplesimmer455 !! Thank you 💜💜

I'll do my relevant OCs from the Alegría Legacy 😼

A: Ángel Alegría, Antonio Romero, Alex Marino, Alfonso Alto, Alicia Romero

B: Benjamin Moore

C: Cosita Alegría, Carlo Mancini

D: Dulce Alegría, Daniela Maravilla, Dominic Fyres

E: Erick Wade, Esperanza Medina, Enzo Bianchi

F: Francisca Hernández

G: Guillermo Medina

H: Hilary Laurent

I: Irene Quintanilla, Isabela Campos

J: Juliana Romero

K: Kaitlyn May

L: Leslie Caruso, Lewis Mack, Lorena Ochoa

M: Matthew Fyres, Mia D'Angelo-Ramirez, Moira Fyres

N: Noemí Alegría

O: Orange Bailey-Moon

P: Palmira Medina, Pavan Shah

Q:

R: Rubiya Jabal

S: Sofia Bjergsen

T: Teodor Medina, Tina Tinker

U:

V: Valeria Medina-Moore

W:

X: Ximena López

Y: Ynez Alegría, Yoltic Xicoténcatl

Z:

[piratesexmachine420]

Given how thoroughly it's diffused into popular culture it's obviously not gonna go away for any reason other than being unfashionable, but I really do find that "Chudjack" grotesque.

Like, you guys know it's a caricature of a real guy, right? Patrick Crusius? A real guy who killed 23 real people?

I can't even imagine what it'd be like to have a loved one taken away from me like that, only to see their killer's image take on such a ghoulish half-life.

I am not interested in seeing memes where the icon of Patrick Crusius is depicted as a cartoonish stand-in for online reactionaries. I do not want to see subversive takes on Patrick Crusius where he is depicted as "redeemed". He murdered 23 people. He's still on trial (state charges) for murdering 23 people. On the federal level he pled guilty to 45 murder and 45 hate crime charges.

Remember that.

Remember Andre Anchondo. Remember Jordan Anchondo. Remember Arturo Benavides. Remember Leonardo Campos. Remember Angie Englisbee. Remember Maria Flores. Remember Raul Flores. Remember Guillermo "Memo" Garcia. Remember Jorge Calvillo García. Remember Adolfo Cerros Hernández. Remember Alexander Gerhard Hoffman. Remember David Johnson. Remember Luis Alfonzo Juarez. Remember Maria Eugenia Legarreta Rothe. Remember Maribel (Campos) Loya. Remember Ivan Filiberto Manzano. Remember Elsa Mendoza Marquez. Remember Gloria Irma Márquez. Remember Margie Reckard. Remember Sara Esther Regalado Moriel. Remember Javier Rodriguez. Remember Teresa Sanchez. Remember Juan Velazquez.

[yesterdayandkarma]

by Guillermo Hernández Mendoza

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Top 10 Latin American Horror Movies

Here are ten notable Latin American horror movies that showcase the genre's unique cultural narratives and chilling storytelling:

We Are What We Are (Somos lo que hay) (2010) - Directed by Jorge Michel Grau, this Mexican film explores the dark theme of cannibalism within a family struggling to maintain their horrific traditions after the patriarch's death. It reflects on societal decay and urban poverty.

The Devil's Backbone (El espinazo del diablo) (2001) - A classic by Guillermo del Toro, this Spanish film set during the Spanish Civil War tells the haunting story of a ghost in an orphanage. It intertwines themes of loss and childhood trauma with supernatural elements.

Terrified (Aterrados) (2017) - Directed by Demián Rugna, this Argentine film follows paranormal investigators as they confront inexplicable events in a Buenos Aires neighborhood. It has been praised for its intense atmosphere and compelling narrative.

The House at the End of Time (La Casa del Fin de los Tiempos) (2013) - Alejandro Hidalgo's Venezuelan film combines elements of time travel and horror as a woman returns to her haunted home years after being accused of murder, uncovering dark family secrets.

La Llorona (2019) - This Guatemalan film by Jayro Bustamante reimagines the legend of the Weeping Woman against the backdrop of historical genocide, exploring themes of guilt and justice through its haunting narrative.

Vuelven (2017) - Directed by Issa López, this Mexican film blends horror with social commentary as a young girl, after her mother's disappearance, encounters ghosts while navigating the dangers of street violence.

No Dormirás (2018) - This psychological horror film from Argentina, directed by Gustavo Hernández, follows actors in an abandoned mental hospital as they experiment with insomnia, leading to terrifying consequences.

La Casa Muda (2010) - A groundbreaking Uruguayan film by Gustavo Hernández, shot in a single take, it tells the story of a father and daughter trapped in a haunted house, creating an immersive and terrifying experience.

The Silent House (La Casa Muda) (2010) - Another entry by Hernández, this film is based on real events and follows a young woman trapped in a house with mysterious forces, heightening the tension through its unique filming style.

Cronos (1992) - Guillermo del Toro's debut feature film revolves around an antique dealer who discovers a device that grants eternal youth but at a horrific cost. This film is a blend of horror and fantasy, showcasing del Toro's signature style.

These films not only deliver scares but also delve into cultural themes, making them significant contributions to the horror genre.

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@rennisaturate liked this for my characters doing vine quotes but actually ,, they just like that

"am i making you nervous? why don't we just relax?! let's turn on the radio! would you like ehhmm or fuUm?" he was losing his goddamn fucking mind. "which one did you listen to when you slept with my son?!"

[yoacusomultimediosblog]

Buenos resultados

Recibe Congreso local el informe de labores de la CEAPP El Congreso de Estado, por conducto de su presidenta, diputada Adriana Esther Martínez Sánchez, recibió del presidente de la Comisión Estatal para la Atención y Protección de los Periodistas (CEAPP), Silverio Quevedo Elox, el informe de labores del organismo autónomo, correspondiente al periodo 2022-2023. Con esta acción, se da…

[goya-65]

El Gringo dice: - Hola, de donde eres?

El Mexicano responde: - Hola, soy de México

Gringo: - Aahh! La tierra del Chapo Guzmán, los narcos, la marihuana, crimenes y extorsiones.

Mexicano - Disculpe es usted adicto, verdad?

Gringo - No!!! ¿por qué?

Mexicano: -Porque si usted fuera deportista me habría identificado con Ana Guevara, Hugo Sanchez, Julio Cesar Chavez, el Finito López, El chicharito Hernández, el Canelo Alvarez, Rafael Márquez, etc.

Y si usted fuera culto, me habría preguntado sobre las grandes culturas como los Mayas, los Aztecas, los Olmecas, los Chichimecas.

Y si usted hubiera viajado me preguntaría por nuestras ruinas arqueológicas, ciudades coloniales, las grandes megalópolis o nuestras exhuberantes playas, incluso por nuestra biodiversidad de selvas, playas, desiertos o bosques.

Me habría identificado con nuestros grandes pintores, Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Frida Khalo, José Clemente Orozco, o nuestros compositores: Agustín Lara, Consuelo Velázquez, Armando Manzanero, Juan Gabriel, Jose Alfredo Jimenez, o nuestros escritores y poetas: Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Juan Rulfo, Octavio Paz, Juan José Arreola, Elena Poniawtoska, Amado Nervo, Jaime Sabines, o nuestros inventores y científicos: Manuel Mondragón, Guillermo González Camarena, Luis Ernesto Miramontes, nuestros cineastas: Ismael Rodríguez, Emilio Fernández, Alfonso Cuarón, Guillermo del Toro, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Emmanuel Lubezki e incluso Luis Buñuel que siendo español adopto la nacionalidad mexicana.

Y si usted fuera un gourmet me habría preguntado por los Tamales, la Cochinita Pibil, el Mole, el Adobo, los chilaquiles, los Chiles en nogada, el Guacamole, el Pan de Muerto, etc. Por nuestras bebidas: el pulque, tequila, mezcal, los vinos y las cervezas.

Sin embargo, veo que solo conoce al proveedor de su adicción!!!

Sólo quiero probarle que México es mucho más de lo que la gente ignorante cree. Que somos muchos mexicanos honestos, que incluso si no nos conoce le abriremos las puertas de nuestra casa y le encantará conocernos y visitarnos, porque Mexico es aún muchísimo más maravilloso de lo que yo pueda contarle!! 🇲🇽

Así que cuidado Extranjero, Lee y conoce para poder Opinar y Calificar !!

🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

MesPatrio2023 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

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"well, yeah, but, they are not the same for everyone, even when it's the same person. first thing i noticed about you was your eyes. first thing decker ever mentioned about you was your smile. clearly, you like me for my irresistible charm and magnetic personality. i think deck likes me because i'm smart." he laughed, running a hand through her forehead. slowly brushing her hair back and behind her ear. "i like your laugh." memo mumbled, smile soft and warm, fingertips running aimlessly through her hair. "you do know you have one boyfriend more than most of the population, right?" he chuckled. "like i'm sure some people have three or four so i won't say everyone. but most people, most people really only have either one or none."

" well... yeah, if you think about it, " she shrugged. " everybody, they do... they have their things, that make people wanna, yanno, they wanna be around you 'cause you do them, " and she wasn't sure what hers were, or if she really had many. as he came and sat beside her, she sighed and settled into his arms without fuss. " no, 'm too loud when i laugh, " she shook her head. " i don't want you to do anything like me. no one should really. i mean, i was askin' 'cause... i feel like whatever the hell my things are must not be very compelling, or something, " not enthralling, eye catching, enamoring. not enough.

[paulasblog29]

Linea Del Tiempo Literatura Argentina

esta tiene varias etapas en las que se incluye el descubrimiento y conquista, periodo colonial-emancipación, romanticismo, pietista, contemporánea y el boom.

Antes de la conquista española, el territorio de lo que hoy en día es Argentina gozaba de 26 lenguas originales que con el pasar de los años y de los procesos de aculturación y deterioro cultural fueron desapareciendo, y con ellas, fueron desapareciendo también los relatos orales, las mitologías y las oralituras que las conformaban. Sin embargo, lenguas como el quichua y el guaraní se desarrollaron aún después de la conquista española y, como señala Martín Prieto, “debido a que los misioneros las adoptaron como lenguas de predicación y las enseñaron a los indios, aun a aquellos para quienes no eran estas sus primeras lenguas”.

Otras obras claves del siglo XIX en la consolidación de la literatura argentina son la obra de Esteban Echeverría, principalmente su relato “El matadero” escrito en 1840 y publicado en 1871 y el Martín Fierro de José Hernández (1872-1879). En “El matadero”, Echaverría escribe, según Martín Prieto en su Breve historia de la literatura argentina “una alegoría que encontraba en la misma estructura productiva del matadero un significativo simulacro del ‘modo bárbaro con que se ventilan en nuestro país las cuestiones y los derechos individuales y sociales’”. Por su parte, José Hernández con el poema El gaucho Martín Fierro creó un éxito de público sin antecedentes en el Río de la Plata que repercutió en 1879 con la publicación de La vuelta de Martín Fierro. Con esta obra Hernández construye, a partir de las convenciones de la poesía gauchesca, lo que María Teresa Gramuglio y Beatriz Sarlo identifican como una recolocación “de esas formas en una nueva ideología literaria” y una explicitación de una programa social cuya fuerza proviene de un preciso ajuste verbal y narrativo.

algunos de los autores mas importantes fueron:

Ana María Shua, Mempo Giardinelli, Liliana Heker, Alan Pauls, Eduardo Sacheri, Guillermo Martínez, Martín Kohan, Leopoldo Brizuela

algunas de sus obras mas importantes fueron:

Martín Fierro. José Hernández.

Ficciones.

La invención de Morel. Adolfo Bioy Casares.

Rayuela. Julio Cortázar.

Los siete locos. Roberto Arlt.

El túnel. ...

El beso de la mujer araña. ...

Bomarzo: La Vida Y Aventuras Del Duque De Orsini Un Visionario D El Rey

Esta literatura fue una de las mas importantes en todas las épocas, con varios escritores influyentes, creando nuevos estilos y formas de escritura que marcaron nuestra y en si la historia de la literatura mundial.