#Los Chavez

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Abajo del ring, los golpes son más fuertes… “Los Chávez”

El reality ahonda en diversos momentos significativos de la historia de los Chávez, apoyándose en imágenes nunca vistas del archivo privado de la familia, al tiempo que repasa los hitos de la carrera del legendario campeón mexicano de boxeo Julio César Chávez mediante material audiovisual que abarca desde los orígenes en la ciudad sinaloense de Culiacán hasta los momentos finales sobre el ring.

Estreno: 11 de septiembre de 2024 en Disney+.

Realizado por Cinemat, y compuesto por seis episodios de 45 minutos de duración, el reality cuenta con la participación de Julio César Chávez, su esposa Myriam Escobar, sus hijos Christian Chávez, Nicole Chávez, Julio César Jr. Chávez, Omar Chávez y su nuera Frida Muñoz.

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Los Durmientes, Valle de Bravo, Mexico,

Courtesy: Bernardo Chavez Peón

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MY MAN MY MAN MY MAN

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César Chávez at Safeway Boycott in Los Angeles, Oscar R. Castillo, early 1970s

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Hasta que nos volvamos a encontrar hermano...

Rest In Peace

Fernando Valenzuela

1960-2024

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wouldn't it be fun if instead of the young avengers being a team of superheros post avengers break up the young avengers were a band post avengers break up. like. band aus and shit

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Perhaps two hundred establishing shots were filmed at this spot over the years from Highway Patrol in the 1950s to the many gang warfare movies of the 1990s.

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Silvia "Ocelot" Chavez-Parra

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Blue heaven on Earth

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Spring is eternal

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¡Viva La Huelga! ¡Viva Los Campesinos!

Celebrating the life and work of Cesar Chavez, 2024.

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“I GREW UP with elders that were self-hating Mexicans,” Sarah explained, as we sat in our hotel room in Michoacán the next day. “They were taught they had nothing to be proud of and everything to be ashamed of. They needed to assimilate. To be happy in America was to be as white as possible.”

Sarah’s grandparents moved from Monterrey, Mexico, in the early twentieth century and settled in the East Los Angeles neighborhood known as Chavez Ravine. In 1950, the government sent letters to the 1,800 families of Chavez Ravine, mostly low income Mexican American farmers, informing them that they would have to sell their homes to make way for public housing. The displaced families were promised new schools and playgrounds and housing priority when the developments were finished. Instead, after removing the families and destroying a community, the city of Los Angeles scrapped the public housing plan and partnered with a New York businessman to build Dodger Stadium. Supporters of the new stadium, including Ronald Reagan, called the critics “baseball haters.”

— From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death, Caitlin Doughty

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WORLD SERIES BOUND (again)! Dodgers Clinch Another Berth In The Fall Classic

The Dodgers and Dodger fans everywhere hope to see this by the end of this month… MY THOUGHTS OF THE DODGERS BEATING THE NEW YORK METS TO WIN THE NLCS AND MAKE THE WORLD SERIES FOR THE 22nd TIME IN FRANCHISE HISTORY And my official prediction as to how this Fall Classic will unfold against a hot New York Yankees team in what will – without a doubt – be a classic World Series As soon as the…

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I CANT BE NONCHALANT I NEED HIM SO BAD

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Took an L last night but first postseason vibes were immaculate 👌🏽 almost caught a home run 🥲

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Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival