#Mario González

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Don Quijote; 100 andanzas

Don Quijote; 100 andanzas #aperturaintelectual #palabrasbajollave @tmoralesgarcia1 Thelma Morales García

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Rosaura at 10 O’Clock (Rosaura a las 10), Mario Soffici (1958)

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INCIDENCIA - 12

– CITADO DAGOBERTO VALDÉS POR LA SEGURIDAD DEL ESTADO EN PINAR DEL RÍO – AMENAZA RÉGIMEN CON ILEGALIZAR PROPIEDAD DE LIDERES CRSTIANOS EN LAS TUNAS – MÁS REPRESIÓN EN CUBA EN EL TERCER ANIVERSARIO DEL 11J – PERIODISTA EXPRESO POLÍTICO CUBANO REACCIONA A RECIENTE CARTA DE LA CONFERECIA DE OBISPOS CATOLICOS DE ESTADOS UNIDOS – SITUACIÓN DE PRESOS POLÍTICOS EN CUBA EXPUESTA EN COMISIÓN…

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Trailer Oficial Final: El Problema De Los Tres Cuerpos... Únete Al Fenómeno Literario Mundial Chino

Estamos a nada de que el fenómeno literario chino haga su arribo con su adaptación cinematográfica en Netflix, y por lo mismo la plataforma libera el ultimo trailer, que por lo que se ve, han invertido mucho para llevar fielmente esta saga, a la pantalla. Continue reading Trailer Oficial Final: El Problema De Los Tres Cuerpos… Únete Al Fenómeno Literario Mundial Chino

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Arte y literatura : "Resaltando la contribución de 11 poetas al archivo literario y artístico de Herederos del Kaos"

Beatriz Valerio, Paolo Mario Astorga Requena, Estrella Gómes Zara Patricia Mora Vázquez, Pere Abrisqueta Prat, Andrea Victoria Álvarez, Aldo Luis Novelli, Pepa Ortiz Moreno, Graciela Wencelblat, Fidel Alcántara Lévano y Jesús Aparicio González.

Cada uno de estos poetas ha dejado una huella única en nuestras páginas, y es por eso que queremos destacar su trabajo y su contribución al Archivo Literario y Artístico de Herederos del Kaos. Leer más»

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LA VIDA EXAGERADA DE ANA MARÍA MARTÍNEZ SAGI

Juan Manuel de Prada publica la biografía de un personaje fascinante Francisco R. Pastoriza          Fue una mujer que rompió tabúes en la sociedad española del siglo XX. Poeta, deportista, corresponsal de guerra, anarquista, exiliada… Ana María Martínez Sagi (1907-2000) vivió intensamente una vida de activismo cultural y político que atravesó la dictadura de Primo de Rivera, la Segunda…

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OPINIÓN: Ucrania, viaje a la frontera de un apocalipsis

Con gran pesar me despedí de mi madre en el pueblo, antes de fin de año, para el 31 de diciembre emprender camino desde Bogotá a la guerra en Ucrania. La guerra ha tenido un enorme costo de vidas en Ucrania. Este es un sitio donde se les recuerda en la capital. (John Mario González) POR JOHN MARIO GONZÁLEZ ESPECIAL PARA LA TIMES EN ESPAÑOL  KIEV, Ucrania.- ��� Con gran pesar me despedí de mi…

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Película: "Tres Metros sobre el Cielo(2010)", Dir. Fernando González Molina, protagonistas: Mario Casas, Álvaro Cervantes, María Valverde, y Marina Salas. Soundtrack: "Tormenta de Arena", Intérprete Dorian, álbum: La Ciudad Subterránea(2009).

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rules: answer and tag people you want to get to know better and/or catch up with!

tagged by: @dont-offend-the-bees and @thenyoumaykissthebride thank you <3

Favourite colour: yellow! 💛 specifically a muted, darker yellow

Last song: V. AS MOIRAS by Fillas de Cassandra (ft. Nadie González, Xiana Teixeiro, Berto) (Such as good song omg, if you're interested in contemporary/pop music in Galician, I highly recommend it)

Last movie: the last movie I finished was the Super Mario Bros. movie, which my roommates and I watched after a long day

Currently reading: Blackouts by Justin Torres (really cool experiemental novel about the erasure of queer history), the Dead Boy Detectives comic from Toby Litt and Mark Buckingham (I'm on volume 2), and I'm kind of reading/rereading the Sophus Helle translation of Gilgamesh

Currently watching: not really a tv show person, but I need to get back to watching The Bear. If anything, I'm currently about halfway through the movie Godzilla vs Hedorah (1972) and will probably be following that up with Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes (1972) or Orlacs Hände (1924) this evening

Currently craving: I just woke up so I'm in the mood for coffee and bread and cucumbers and hummus

Tea or coffee: Coffee. I enjoy tea, but I developed quite an addiction to coffee when I lived in Spain but in the last many years, I've gotten myself down to 1 cup a day and have no intention of decreasing that any further.

no pressure tags -- @tragedy-machine @idliketobeatree @manicpixiedreamedwins @sunnylemonss @nationalcelestial @anything-thats-rock-and-roll (and anyone else that wants to do it!)

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PROSELITISMO Y LA LIBERTAD RELIGIOSA

El proselitismo y la libertad religiosa:

Juan Pablo II señaló que la llamada a la conversión a menudo se cuestiona o se omite, considerándolo un acto de proselitismo, se dice que es para ayudar a los hombres a ser más hombres o más fieles a su propia religión.

Fuentes: ExpansiónPolítica.mx

PROHIBE OVISPO ACTOS DE PROSELITISMO EN CULTOS

El obispo Hilario González García dictó a los católicos los lineamientos para el proceso electoral del 2024 y prohibió a los sacerdotes de la Diócesis de Saltillo utilizar las reuniones de culto o evangelización para realizar actos de proselitismo o campañas políticas. Al mismo tiempo, a través de un documento dirigido al pueblo de Dios en la Diócesis de Saltillo, el obispo instruyó a los ministros de culto a abstenerse para realizar cualquier acto tendiente a presionar o inducir a cualquier persona a votar en algún sentido.

También se prohibió el uso de los templos y parroquias, tanto del interior como muros o fachadas exteriores, para realizar promoción o publicidad verbal, gráfica, estricta o de cualquier otra forma, en favor de algún candidato, partido o coalición política.

Fuentes: EldiariodeMéxico.com.mx

Fin del fuero eclesiástico. Sanciones a jerarcas religiosos

El 25 de enero el Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación sancionó al arzobispo emérito de Guadalajara, Juan Sandoval Íñiguez; al arzobispo primado de México, Carlos Aguiar Retes, ambos cardenales, y a dos clérigos importantes: el rector de la Universidad Pontificia, Mario Ángel Flores, y al legionario de Cristo Ángel Espinosa de los Monteros Gómez Haro por llamar a votar contra el partido en el gobierno. El fallo ordenó a la Secretaría de Gobernación sanciones de ley por violación de los artículos 24 y 130 de la Constitución y sus reglamentaciones como la Ley de Asociaciones Religiosas y Culto Público y la legislación en materia electoral. Lo novedoso es que se sancione a jerarcas religiosos. Surgió una polémica de interpretaciones, la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano los defendió reivindicando la libertad de expresión de los clérigos mencionados. El fallo del Tribunal Electoral es ya cosa juzgada. ¿Qué sucedió? El Artículo 130 de la Constitución dice: “e) Los ministros no podrán asociarse

Fuentes: Cuartopoder.mx.

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“The Gracia Family what we inherit is both Grace, beauty and intelligence and a lot of gifts and on the other side of that, almost as if we have to pay a price for it, here comes this sense of fate or destiny which means that we can die early”...

Raïna Paris ("Maria Montez, Mysteries and Scandals", 26th April 1998)

Joaquín Gracia Anadón - This story begins with Joaquín Gracia Anadón's father, Pablo Gracia González, little is known about him, but he died when he was 20 years old, leaving a young wife and a baby boy who was Joaquín Gracia Anadón, aged only one year and a half. Joaquín Gracia Anadón was a very smart and clever man, he worked as primary school teacher, secretary of the Peace Court, official and Secretary of the Town Hall in Garafía but in 1884, when he was 43 years old he was processed and sentenced to prison for a fire in Garafía's Town Hall. He served the entire sentence in prison and was released after 16 years and 7 months, in july 1900. He claimed always his innocence and in 2005, after a long investigation by his great granddaughter Pilar Cabrera Pombrol, his innocence was proven and the autorithies had to apologize to the family. He passed away in 1913 at 71 years old.

Isidoro Gracia García - He was born in 1873 and was the eldest of Joaquín Gracia Anadón's children. When he was ten years old he was subjected to a judicial interrogation, today totally unlawful, regarding the fire at the Garafía Town Hall, the charges for which had been brought against his father. This is, unfortunately, the manifestation of a minor, without procedural guarantees, which was included in the sentence and which should have marked Isidoro Gracia García for life. He settled in Baraona in 1904 as a very creditable merchant. He dedicated himself to the prosperous textile business and the export of guayacán wood. His final residence in the Dominican Republic must have been influenced by the advice of his father, who had known first-hand the possibilities of the Latin American country when he was young. His business capacity and human abilities earned him the appointment by the then Minister of State (today, Minister of Foreign Affairs) as honorary vice-consul, upon request of the Royal Consulate of Spain in the country. He died in 1933 in Barahona at 60 years old.

Gaudencia Gracia García - She was the youngest child of Joaquín Gracia Anadón who lived until adulthood as she had a younger brother, Agustín, who died when he was very young. She was born the 12th February 1882. She married José Pedro Pombrol Hernández and had eight kids: María Adoración, Araceli, José Antonio, Gaudencia, Enrique, María del Pilar, Mario and Antonina "Nina" Pombrol Gracia. She passed away in 1921 aged 39.

Isidoro Gracia Vidal - He was Isidoro's Gracia García eldest son and he was born in 1911 and passed away in 1956 at 45 years old leaving a fatherless girl who was only five years old.

Maria Montez - She was Isidoro's Gracia García's first daughter and was called María África for his dad's Country of Origin - The Canary Islands belong to Spain but are located next to Africa - . She was born in 1912. Since her childhood, María was different from other girls and boys her age, she created her own theater stages, and always said from a very young age that she would succeed in the world of cinema. Many children made fun of her for what she said, Maria then complained to her mother that others laughed at her but her mother encouraged her to go ahead, so she would sit under the palm trees and do her plays. On June 3, 1939, Maria arrived in NY for the first time. At that time it was very difficult to climb positions, especially if you came from the rural world. She used the resource of provocation to be able to do it. She not only used her beauty, but also her intelligence. She decided to go scouting, hired two designers to make her the most spectacular dresses ever seen. She begins to frequent night clubs and doesn’t go unnoticed so she begins to appear in the press. In July 1940 she arrived in Hollywood, there she changed her name (until then she was called Marie McFeeters) and also completely reinvented herself. After a successful carreer in Hollywood, she decided to travel to Europe to make some dramatic roles and she was receiveng very good reviews from the chritics and the public. Sadly, she passed away in 1951 at 39 years old leaving a motherless girl aged five...

Adita Gracia Vidal - She was María's younger sister and was born in 1924. Although María put big efforts in her younger sisters to succeed as actresses, they prefered a more classic way of life. In 1949 Maria with her husband and daughter left Hollywood to live in France, Adita went to live with them and so did Teresita. Is not known if Adita ever married or had children. At the time of María’s passing (1951) she was an unmarried woman and María gave her a big sum of money from her will as a way to protect her. Then Adita went to live with Consuelo and her family in Southern California. She passed away at 69 on 8th February 1993.

Lucita Gracia Vidal - She was María and Adita's younger sister, she was born in 1926. Lucita married Frech photo-journalist Jean Roy the 12th April 1946 and had three children: Yves, Jean-Pierre and Marcos. Jean Roy's real name was Yves Leleu and was a war photo-journalist. He was killed in Egypt on an assigment in 1956. Lucita was a young mother with three little kids on her own. She never remarried. Lucita passed away in 1979 in Paris at 53 years old due to cancer.

Jaime Gracia Vidal - He was María, Adita and Lucita's youngest brother and was born in 1927. In 1954, when he was 26 years old, he went to Hollywood to start a career was an actor and with his tall height and green eyes, he was quite a sensation there. After trying luck in Hollywood he went to the US Army and fought in Corean war and ended up having the grade of Sergeant. Regarding his personal life, he dated Merle Oberon while in Hollywood but later married Rosmery Didonato from whom had his only child Jimmy. They eventually separated. In 1977 he married again with Janet González in Santo Domingo. He died at 51 of a heart attack in 31st May 1979.

Teresita Gracia Vidal - She was María's youngest sister, born in 1929 or 1930. Teresita began her modelling in 1949 in France after taking modelling lessons. The photographers who mainly worked with her were Willy Maywald and Georges Saad and she was regularly seen in fashion spreads in magazines like L'Officiel, L'Art et la Mode and Vogue. She usually modelled Jacques Heim designs. She had a very successful carrer as a model in the 50s. In the early 50s, Teresita and Yves Manuel started dating and by February 1952 they got married and years later, by 1956/57 they had their daughter Raïna Manuel Paris Gracia. By 1959 Teresita had a strong and passionate relationship with Italian actor Maurizio Arena that meant the ending of her marriage with Yves Manuel and she settled in Rome as some italian producers spotted her, sadly, her relationship with Maurizio Arena didn’t last as he fooled her. Teresita passed away on January 17th 2023 at 93 years old.

Tina Aumont Gracia - She was María Montez only daughter. She was born in 1946 and when she was only five years old she lost her mum. She lived with her father and aunties but when he married Italian actress Marisa Pavan, aunties and uncles had to flee the house. The relationshio she had with her step-mother was very difficult and at the time she was 17, she married a friend of her dad just to get away from that crazy house. In 1964 a stillborn girl was born. One year later she separated Christian Marquand and went to live with Frédéric Pardo, the love of her life according to their closest friends. After breaking up in 1972, Tina started to use hard drugs and she became hooked to heroin. Although she had great success in cinema, by March/April 1978 Tina travelled to Thailand and send back to home two deities statues filled with opium, Frabrizio Lori received the statues at home and went directly to jail although he didn’t knew a thing. That meant the end of their relationship. Tina was arrested in Italy, and charged with illegal importation of 400 grams of opium. She was eventually sentenced to three years imprisonment, which she managed to reduce on appeal to nine months. Then she was banned from Italy, her country of adoption. Leaving Italy had broken her heart. She moved back to France. In the mid 80s her lifestyle was of partying everynight with her fiend Alain Pacadis and with her partner in crime actor Jean-François Ferriol who she married in January 1985. In the late 1990s Tina couln’t afford pretty much. After her glory days, her father’s heritage was in the hands of her stepmother and she was reduced to living in a minuscule apartment located in a modest Parisian quarter full of penniless immigrants, and the rent was paid by the city’s social services. In the year 2000 Tina’s health was failing as she suffered from a major stroke and had to live with medication for her lungs although she never gave-up smoking. She eventually cut loose from the metropolis and settled in Port-Vendres near the Catalunyan border. After a quiet couple of years she died in her sleep at home in late 2006. She was 60 years old.

María Montez Gracia Fiallo - She was born in 1951, two weeks after her famous auntie's passing, that's why she was called María Montez as name. Her dad Isidoro, passed away in 1956 when she was 5 years old, just as her cousin Tina. Since she was a little girl, María Montez Gracia Fiallo showed she had talent for performing. As a teenager, she earned a scolarship from the Fundación de Crédito Educativo, and with it she was able to travel to Madrid, Spain, in order to study dramatic art. She moved with her mother Safo. Later, she appeared in Spanish TV shows and films, and she was also very active in theatre for many years there too. Maria also starred in international productions from films, TV and the stage from the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and France. For years she was part of the Roy Hart Theatre company in London. She stopped her artistic career when she was expecting her first child, daughter Desiree D'Alessandro, who was born with down syndrome, and two years later she had a son, Ricardo D'Alessandro. She lives in Dominican Republic.

Raïna Manuel-Paris Gracia - She is Teresita's only child and she was born between 1956 and 1959. Her parents divorced when she was little. Fairy tales and Legends were her refuges. They helped her understand the difficulties of her childhood. By the age of twelve, she had read most of the myths and legends of the world. From Ireland and Russia to Arabia. Her love of transformational story telling has taken her from an MFA in Film from Columbia University to a Ph.D. in Mythological studies and Depth Psychology. She is a published writer of non-fiction, poetry, and several scholarly articles, as well as a documentary filmmaker. Her understanding of what gives meaning to daily life has led her to her work with dreams, and to include meditation practice in her classrooms. She is a lecturer and scholar who speaks on several subjects. Nowadays, she lives in Ojai, California with her husky mix Numen and her horse Quincy.

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XXVII Encuentro Internacional de Poetas

XXVII Encuentro Internacional de Poetas #aperturaintelectual #palabrasbajollave @tmoralesgarcia1 Thelma Morales García

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RWBY Spanish dub

Team RWBY

Ruby Rose: Valentina Souza

Weiss Schnee: Romina Marroquín Payró

Blake Belladonna: Alondra Hidalgo

Yang Xiao Long: Mireya Mendoza

Team JNPR

Jaune Arc: Óscar Flores

Nora Valkyrie: Analiz Sánchez, Regina Carrillo (young)

Pyrrha Nikos: Berenice Vega

Lie Ren: Alan Fernando Velázquez, Zoe Mora (young)

Team STRQ

Summer Rose: Ale Pilar

Taiyang Xiao Long: Arturo Mercado Jr.

Raven Branwen: Fernanda Robles

Qrow Branwen: Germán Fabregat

Beacon Academy

Professor Ozpin: Mario Arvizu

Glynda Goodwitch: Maru Guzmán

Peter Port: Francisco Colmenero

Bartholomew Oobleck: Beto Castillo

Salem’s Inner Circle

Salem: Irasema Terrazas

Cinder Fall: Dulce Guerrero

Roman Torchwick: Sergio Gutiérrez Coto

Emerald Sustrai: Alicia Vélez

Mercury Black: Erick Salinas

Neopolitan: Agustina Cirulnik

Dr. Arthur Watts: Armando Réndiz

Tyrian Callows: Miguel Ángel Ruiz

Hazel Rainart: Octavio Rojas

The Hound: Mario Castañeda

Leonardo Lionheart: Humberto Solórzano

Vernal: Rebeca Patiño

Tock: Simone Brook

Atlas Military

James Ironwood: Dafnis Fernández

Winter Schnee: Xóchitl Ugarte

Penny Polendina: Cristina Hernández

Caroline Cordovin: Magda Giner

Ruby’s Group

Oscar Pine: Luis Leonardo Suárez

Maria Calavera: Ángela Villanueva

Dr. Pietro Polendina: Gerardo Reyero

Team SSSNN

Sun Wukong: Alexis Ortega

Scarlet David: Alberto Bernal

Sage Ayana: Abraham Vega

Neptune Vasilias: Enzo Fortuny

Nolan Porfirio: Pepe Vilchis

Team CFVY

Coco Adel: Liliana Barba

Fox Alistair: Geezuz González

Velvet Scarlatina: Carla Castañeda

Yatsuhashi Daichi: Óscar Garibay

Ace-Ops

Clover Ebi: Raúl Anaya

Vine Zeki: Eduardo Giaccardi

Elm Ederne: Gabriela Guzmán

Harriet Bree: Karla Falcón

Marrow Amin: Ricardo Tejedo

Happy Huntresses

Robyn Hill: Erica Edwards

May Marigold: Ruth Toscano

Joanna Greenleaf: Yvette García

Fiona Thyme: Lupita Leal

The White Fang

Ghira Belladonna: Emilio Guerrero

Kali Belladonna: Rebeca Manríquez

Adam Taurus: Alejandro Orozco

Corsac Albain: Emmanuel Bernal

Fennec Albain: Eduardo Garza

Ilia Amitola: Monserrat Mendoza

Schnee Manor

Jacques Schnee: Arturo Mercado

Whitley Schnee: Moisés Iván Mora

Willow Schnee: Yolanda Vidal

Klein Sieben: Jesse Conde

Ancient Times

Ozma: Roberto Salguero/Ricardo Bautista

God of Light: José Luis Orozco

God of Darkness: Salvador Reyes

Jinn: Danann Huicochea

Ambrosius: Rubén Cerda

Xiong Family

Hei “Junior” Xiong: Eduardo Fonseca

Lil’ Miss Malachite: Leyla Rangel

Miltia and Melanie Malachite: Lourdes Arruti

Team CRDL

Cardin Winchester: Raúl Anaya

Russel Thrush: Yamil Atala

Team FNKI

Flynt Coal: José Ángel Torres

Neon Katt: Meli G

Arc Family

Saphron Cotta-Arc: Erika Ugalde

Terra Cotta-Arc: Carla Medina

The Ever After

Little/Somewhat: Angélica Villa

Curious Cat: Ángel Balam

Blacksmith: Carmen Sarahí

Jabberwalker: Víctor Hugo Aguilar

Jinxy: Jaime López

Red Prince: Pascual Meza

Herbalist: César Bono

Alyx: Julia Bilous

RWBY: Grimm Eclipse

Dr. Merlot: Sebastián Llapur

RWBY: Arrowfell

Amoncio Glass: Alfonso Grau

Hanlon Fifestone: Óscar Gómez

Bram Thornmane: Trujo

Olive Harper: Leslie Gil

Bianca Prisma: Cecilia Gómez

Roane Ashwood: Alicia Barragán

Ivy Thickety: Edurne Keel

Ruda Tilleroot: Jessica Ángeles

Minor characters introduced in Volume 1

Shopkeep: Eduardo Tejedo

Xiong Goons: Ricardo Mendoza “El Coyote, Carlo Vázquez

Cyril Ian: Víctor Ugarte

Lisa Lavender: Alondra Hidalgo

Police Officers: Daniel Lacy, Patricio Lago

Sailors: Marc Winslow, Noé Velázquez

White Fang Goon: David Bueno

Penny’s Driver: José Luis Miranda

Minor characters introduced in Volume 2

Tukson: Octavio Rojas

White Fang Lieutenant: Roberto Gutiérrez

“Deery”: Alicia Barragán

Perry: Arturo Castañeda

Councilman: Kevin Adrián

Minor characters introduced in Volume 3

Bolin Hori: José Antonio Macías

Nadir Shiko: Edson Matus

Brawnz Ni: Abraham Vega

Bartender: Carlos del Campo

Nebula Violette: Karla Falcón

Dew Gayl: Jessica Ángeles

Ciel Soleil: Camila Díaz Fraga

Amber: Ximena de Anda

Atlas Ship Captain: Víctor Hugo Aguilar

Minor characters introduced in Volume 4

Mayor: Alfredo Gabriel Basurto

Blacksmith: Jesús Ochoa

Dying Huntsman: Nando Estevané

Captain: Víctor Trujillo

News Reporters: Eduardo Fonseca, Sonia Casillas, César Costa

First Mate: Paulina García Casillas

Oscar’s Aunt: Kerygma Flores

Higanbana Waitress: Claudia Garzón

Businessman: José Luis Orozco

Businesswoman: Karina Altamirano

Henry Marigold: Emilio Treviño

Angry Businessman: Héctor Estrada

Trophy Wife: Ximena de Anda

Husband: Arturo Cataño

An Ren: Kerygma Flores

Kuroyuri Blacksmith: Alan Bravo

Boys: Luistio Comunica, Regina Blandón, Ana Layevska

Li Ren: Idzi Dutkiewicz

Mistral Pilot: Manuel Campuzano

Atlas Pilot: Hernán Bravo

Minor characters introduced in Volume 5

Mistral Pilot: Irene Jiménez

Menagerie Guards: Tatul Bernodat, Mark Pokora, Andrea Coto

Bartender: Víctor Covarrubias

Shay D. Mann: Esteban Desco

Sienna Khan: Lileana Chacón

Saber Rodentia: Ricardo Brust

Mata’s Mother: Gloria Obregón

Mata: Luis Fernando Orozco

Yuma: Bruno Coronel

Ramen Shop Owner: Ángel Mujica

Small Girl: Ivanna Corona

Trifa: Miriam Aceves

Mistral Police Captain: Rommy Mendoza

Minor characters introduced in Volume 6

Dee: Dan Osorio

Dudley: Alejandro Orozco

Mistral Woman: María Álcazar

Nubuck Guards: Raúl Solo

Red-Haired Woman: Rossy Aguirre

Terminal Soldier: Miguel Ángel Leal

Minor characters introduced in Volume 7

Drunk Mann: Raúl Aldana

Drinking Buddy: Héctor Emmanuel Gómez

Forest: Moisés Palacios

Fria: Isabel Martiñón

Councilman Sleet: Daniel del Roble

Councilwoman Camilla: Graciela Gámez

Minor characters introduced in Volume 8

Atlas Commander: Itatí Cantoral

Shovel Mom: Denisse Aragón

Disgruntled Grandmother: Diana Santos

Fiona’s Uncle: Gabriel Pingarrón

Crimson: José Luis Rivera

Madame: Rona Fletcher

Step-Sisters: Annie Rojas

Rhodes: Idzi Dutkiewicz

CCT Voice: Sonia Casillas

Minor characters introduced in Volume 9

Mouse Leader: Betzabé Jara

Townsperson: Kate del Castillo

Toy Soldiers: Ricardo Mendoza “El Coyote”, José Arenas, Ramón Bazet, Diego Becerril, Óscar Gómez

White Pawns: Cecilia Gómez, David Bueno, Enrique Cervantes, Ramón Bazet

Toy Guard: Roberto Carrillo

Hawker: Erick Selim

Teapot Lady: Maythe Guedes

Paper Pleasers: Iván Bastidas, Luis Carreño, Irwin Daayán, Gaby Cárdenas, Denisse Aragón

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INCIDENCIA - 8

– Celebrado en Cuba foro del Instituto Patmos.– Inaugura Iglesia en Placetas, Villa Clara, Cuba, nuevo centro para la tercera edad.– Solidaridad cristiana mundial muestra su apoyo a líderes del ministerio cubano Viento Recio.– Instituto Patmos se suma a los homenajes al teólogo alemán Jürgen Moltmann. Escuchar en Sound Cloud:

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Segundo Trailer Oficial: El Problema De Los Tres Cuerpos... Únete Al Fenómeno Literario Mundial Chino

Se revela el segundo trailer oficial de la adaptación del fenómeno literario mundial 3 Body Problem, y para nuestra sorpresa vemos a nuestra compatriota Eiza Gonzalez, robando reflectores en este promocional que lanza Netflix. Continue reading Untitled