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sincintaprevia · 4 years ago

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SCP+C Open Call 2020 Awardees: Videos and Panel Discussion

Tempo falacioso; Superimposiciones botánicas

Sin Cinta Previa + Chuquimarca are proud to present Tempo falacioso; Superimposiciones botánicas, an online video presentation of works by Luíza Bastos Lages, Nancy D. Valladares, and Chucho Ocampo.

Join us for a panel discussion with the artists on Sat. Sept. 26th at 7:30 PM (CST). Please RSVP for the Zoom invitation here.

This online feature was awarded and selected from our juried SCP+C Open Call 2020. This is the first of two screenings from our open call juried by Malia Haines-Stewart and Giselle Mira-Diaz, generously supported by the Propeller Fund.

Tempo falacioso; Superimposiciones botánicas is a selection of video works by artists Luiza Bastos Lages, Chucho Ocampo and Nancy D. Valladares. This program looks at the technologies and infrastructures that sustained the colonial project, disseminated euro-western epistemologies, and transported colonial projects throughout Latin America. By layering archive footage and oral traditions, history is retold through the alchemy of gunpowder, the slow melting of a pillar of ice, and microscopic worlds of botanical images.

The films reveal the crossings of worlds in their respective geographies, and aim to disobey the temporal lines of history as told by a euro-western lens. Paisagens Ficcionais [Fictional Landscapes] is a slow emergence of the commodification of forms of life and their transit across the hemisphere, Castillo unfolds the various geopolitical forces that drive human and more than human migrants in Mexico, and The Density of Breath meditates on botanical exchanges that produced plantation economies and extraction in Latin America. Tempo falacioso; Superimposiciones Botánicas asks the viewers to reflect on the incommensurability between history, representation, memory and anthropocentric paradigms of domination.

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The Density of Breath

by Nancy D. Valladares (2020) 13 min 04 sec.

Shot with an electronic microscope,The Density of Breath is a meditation on plant agency, and botanical representation. What does a seed know about the flavor of the atmosphere; about the texture of the air and its currents, about its ebbs and flows, that we do not? Seeds learned to move in the currents of the ocean and the wind, to float on water and air, to become the first stowaways and hitchhikers. In pursuit of plant matter and the expansion of the human visual apparatus, technologies of plant transportation and representation marked a pivotal ecological and cognitive shift.

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Paisagens Ficcionais [Fictional Landscapes] by Luíza Bastos Lages (2020) 24 min 23 sec.

Paisagens Fictionais [Fictional Landscapes] interrogates the ephemerality of the contemporary landscape, and its transformation, as a means as well as a product of a hegemonic and fallacious project of modernity: the idea of progress. The work departs from a place in memory, the continuous dilapidation of mining landscapes of a stretch of the Iron Quadrangle, one of the major mineral provinces in the world, located in Minas Gerais, Brazil, the place where I grew up. The piece goes about the volatility of the landscape in relation to politics of extraction and its translation into capital, geographically transferred and realized elsewhere in the globe. Through the flow of capital, the landscape also moves, traded by means of their mined fragments.

By dealing with the commodification of the landscape and its flux in form of capital, the work seeks to elucidate how this exploratory process continues to structure the world in accumulating centers and degraded outskirts, since, in the dominant paradigm of progress, the sustenance of inequality is the foremost condition for its continuity, not a side effect to be overcome. The film Paisagens Ficcionais was produced from an interweaving of footage produced by the artist and archival footage produced by United States American Research Institutions about Brazil, as well as archival home footage.

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Expect People to be Exhausted by Chucho Ocampo (2020) 13 min 19 sec.

Castillo is an artistic research exercise that superimposes information between systems that have no apparent or physical manifestation of interdependence but are capable of connecting despite borders. The research revolves around the movement of human and non human bodies and their relations with ephemeral structures and displays of communication as well as how ideas travel and relate to them. The research exercise explores and superimposes a thread of traveling ideas that deal with displacement and overlapping of symbols, ideologies, cultural practices and language.

About the artists:

Luíza Bastos Lages (b. 1988) is an artist and architect from Itabirito, Brazil. Luíza holds a professional degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil (2013) and a Master of Science in Art, Culture and Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2020). Her most recent projects poetically address extraction and transnational privatization of forms of life merely seen as material resources; as well as the tentative erasure, by the current Brazilian government, of bodies that challenge predefined social expectations.

Nancy Dayanne Valladares (b. 1991) is an interdisciplinary artist from Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Her work traces the colonial legacies and agricultural histories of Honduras through the lens of human and non-human migration. She received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Master of Science in Art, Culture and Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2020). Her work has been exhibited at The Art Institute of Chicago, Sullivan Galleries, SUGS Gallery X, ExFest Film Festival, The Research House for Asian Art, Columbia College, and Roman Susan Gallery in Chicago.

Chucho (Jesús) Ocampo Aguilar (Mexico, b. 1991) is an architect and artist working in the intersection of art, architecture and technology. Chucho is currently a Partner in dérive LAB, an art, architecture and urbanism firm where he works as Creative Director, particularly with projects related to housing, urban design, public space interventions and cultural management. Chucho is co-founder of BEMA, a cultural center in the heart of Querétaro, México; dedicated to Art, Architecture and the City. He is currently a first year SMACT candidate of the Art Culture and Technology program at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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dailypapernews · 3 years ago

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Border Patrol does more to rescue, identify missing migrants

FALFURRIAS, Texas — A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent scrutinized video of a dying migrant on her cellphone, trying to match the background to the ranch she was searching for his body last month. “Can I see the picture real quick, the background?” another agent asked. Agent Nancy Balogh held out her phone. In the two minutes of video, 25-year-old Yoel Nieto Valladares lay on the sandy…

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tabloidtoc · 4 years ago

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People, September 21

Cover: Brand-new Drew Barrymore loving life at 45

Page 1: Chatter -- Guy Fieri joking about his trademark look, Paris Hilton on her public persona, Billy Porter on Pose breaking ground for LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood, Jane Fonda on embracing her natural hair color right before COVID-19 hit in America, Jennifer Lopez on why she didn’t learn to drive as a teen, Bradley Cooper on homeschooling his 3-year-old daughter

Page 2: 5 Things We’re Talking About This Week -- Tyler Perry makes the billionaire list, a Back to the Future cookbook is coming, Nike launches a maternity line, Miranda Lambert bests Reba McEntire’s CMA record, Jamie Foxx and his daughter score a Netflix show

Page 4: Contents

Page 7: Editor’s Letter -- the year we stopped dressing up

Page 8: StarTracks -- Cate Blanchett wore a crystal-embellished Giorgio Armani jacket for the Venice Film Festival premiere of Khorshid

Page 9: Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visited the headquarters of the 1st Battalion after being appointed Colonel-in-Chief a title she takes over from Prince Philip, Megan Thee Stallion got back onstage for Red Rocks Unpaused, Tom Cruise greeted fans in between filming scenes for Mission: Impossible 7 in Hellesylt in Norway, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson hosted the outdoor premiere of his Starz drama series Power Book II: Ghost

Page 10: Stars in the Sun -- Brian Austin Green and model Tina Louise reunited for an L.A. beach date, Zoe Saldana went for a walk on the beach in Malibu, Maya Thurman Hawke hit the beach in a black lace bikini during a trip to Venice, Brad Falchuk went surfing in the Hamptons

Page 11: Famous Families -- Kaley Cuoco and her sister Briana struck a pose for the paparazzi while wearing masks while out for a stroll in NYC, Backstreet Boys’ Brian Littrell and wife Leighanne celebrated their 20th anniversary with their son Baylee at an intimate dinner at home in Atlanta, Sabrina Bryan and husband Jordan Lundberg welcomed their first child daughter Comillia Monroe, Hilary Duff and son Luca on his first day of third grade

Page 12: Serena Williams was all smiles when she won her U.S. Open match against Sloane Stephens, Derek Hough and girlfriend Hayley Erbert attended the drive-in Race to Erase MS gala, for People the TV Show Nancy O’Dell sat down for an exclusive catch-up with Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood

Page 17: Scoop -- Dwayne Johnson’s family’s COVID-19 battle

Page 18: Inside Zac Efron’s new life and new love Vanessa Valladares

Page 21: Carole Baskin is ready to rumble on DWTS

Page 23: Heart Monitor -- Cody Gifford and Erika Brown just married, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka happy anniversary, Sofia Richie and Jaden Smith back together?

Page 24: Armie Hammer life after split, Keith Urban on his unprecedented gig

Page 27: Passages, Why I Care -- Macy Gray started a nonprofit to support the families of victims of police brutality

Page 28: Stories to Make You Smile -- Milo the dog becomes a butterfly king with a flower crown, this first-grader started a foundation to feed the homeless

Page 31: People Picks -- Mulan

Page 32: Academy of County Music Awards, One to Watch -- Julie and the Phantoms’ Madison Reyes

Page 33: Enola Holmes, Pen15

Page 34: Bill & Ted Face the Music, The Broken Hearts Gallery

Page 35: The Boys, Big Sean -- Detroit 2, Q&A -- Kay Adams and Lawrence K. Jackson of People the TV Show

Page 36: Books

Page 38: Cover Story -- Drew Barrymore has so much love in her life -- from her famed upbringing and a life already well-lived to raising two daughters as a single mom the star is bringing her bubbly optimism to her new daytime talk show

Page 45: Style 2020 -- awards season kicked off with plenty of glamour but during lockdown comfort ruled -- these are the memorable moments from an unprecedented era in fashion -- Ariana Grande

Page 52: What to Wear Now -- closet basics -- Katie Holmes

Page 55: Work From Home Must Haves: Karlie Kloss, Molly Sims

Page 58: Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts -- after a surprise announcement the actress shares the details behind her love story and why her new wife is her perfect match

Page 60: A Party Turns Deadly -- was Alonzo Brooks murdered? He was found in a creek after attending a party 16 years ago and now the FBI is asking new questions about that fateful night

Page 63: Hilary Swank -- what I know now -- 20 years after winning her first Oscar the actress talks like and love and the opportunities she’s grateful to have missed

Page 66: For Zac Easter playing football was everything but after eight years of hard hits and concussions the high school linebacker developed chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) a crippling neurogenerative disease that ultimately drove him to take his own life -- now Zac’s family is sharing his story in the hopes of helping others avoid their pain

Page 71: Caroline Wozniacki -- I won’t let this disease stop me -- the tennis star opens up about her struggle with rheumatoid arthritis and how she hopes to help others with the disease

Page 74: Power’s Naturi Naughton -- we don’t have to be perfect all the time -- the road from teen pop singer to TV star hasn’t been easy but the determined mom never gave up on her dreams

Page 77: Tatyana McFadden -- meet the world’s fastest woman -- the 17-time paralympic medalist is getting ready for the Tokyo games and paving the way for future athletes

Page 78: The Emmy Insider -- Q&A with Jimmy Kimmel

Page 88: One Last Thing -- Jane Lynch

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vivacatamayo · 5 years ago

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“No tuve tiempo de decir adiós, Porque el llamado del Señor fue más rápido que mis deseos. Recuérdenme con cariño, más no con pena y sufrimiento… Y no lloren por haberme perdido Den gracias a Dios por haberme tenido”. PARTE MORTUORIO En la ciudad de Loja, a los 15 días del mes de mayo del 2020, confortado con todos los Auxilios de la Santa Iglesia Católica, ha dejado de existir quien en vida fue, ejemplar hijo, abnegado esposo, cariñoso padre, entrañable hermano y leal amigo, Dr.: Carlos Alberto Luzuriaga Galarza Sus padres Dr. Carlos Isaac Luzuriaga Luzuriaga (+) Luzuriaga y Raquel Angélica Galarza Galarza Prado Su esposa y compañera de vida Lic. Patricia Virginia Salinas Hidalgo Sus hijos Malena y Liliana Luzuriaga Chang. Carla Patricia, Raquel Angélica, Carlos Alberto y Carla Yolanda Luzuriaga Salinas. Su hijo de corazón Carlos Rafael Cazorla Luzuriaga Sus hermanas: Luz Esther, Miriam Yolanda, Nancy Patricia y Ximena de Rosario Luzuriaga Galarza. Sus sobrinos: Luzuriaga Luzuriaga, Aguilar Luzuriaga, Cazorla Luzuriaga y Cajas Luzuriaga. Sobrinos políticos: Augusto Montoya, Jessica López, Cristián Wolf, Bibiana Valladares, Maylen Velasco y Hernán Bautista Sus tíos: Marco (+) Melva (+) Flavio, Franco, Julia, Gloria (+) Eduardo, Blanca y Enrique Luzuriaga Luzuriaga. Enrique (+), Ángel (+) Marietha, Rodrigo, Elvira, Alicia y Rosario Galarza Prado. Tíos políticos primos, primos políticos, nietos y demás familiares tienen el profundo pesar de comunicar su sentido fallecimiento. La cremación de sus restos mortales se realizará en el Camposanto “Jardines del Zamora”. Por este acto de solidaridad cristiana los deudos expresamos nuestro más sincero agradecimiento. PAZ EN SU TUMBA (en Loja, Ecuador) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAOLWuQgsXc/?igshid=rvmqmajfpk9h

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thisdaynews · 5 years ago

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Reporter on Katie Hill scandal promotes GOP candidates for her seat

New Post has been published on https://thebiafrastar.com/reporter-on-katie-hill-scandal-promotes-gop-candidates-for-her-seat/

Reporter on Katie Hill scandal promotes GOP candidates for her seat

Van Laar’s views, like RedState’s leanings, are no secret: She’s worked in Republican politics and the site is conservative, as is its owner, Salem Media Group. But Van Laar’s shift from reporting on Hill, and publishing what some have deemed “revenge porn,” to promoting Republicans for Hill’s old job is a blurring of roles that would be unacceptable in mainstream newsrooms.

In the days leading up to the 2018 election, Van Laar wrote an op-ed on why she supported Knight in his race against Hill, and in July, she praised a Republicanwho at the time was planning to run against Hill in 2020. “Hanging out with our future Congresswoman Suzette Valladares today!” she wrote, along with hashtags such as “#runsuzetterun” and #savecalifornia.”

Van Laar did not respond to a Twitter direct message request to discuss her coverage. Multiple representatives from Townhall Media, which oversees RedState, did not respond to phone and email requests.

Hill’s swift political downfall highlights the way in which allegations and images that might not meet the bar for publication in traditional newsrooms, the one-time media gatekeepers, can find a wide audience online and spark a scandal covered by mainstream reporters.

Hill, who is bisexual, admitted last week to having an “inappropriate” relationship with a female campaign staffer, but has denied having a sexual relationship with legislative director Graham Kelly, the latter of which would violate House ethics rules and became thesubject of an investigation.

Hill’s estranged husband, Kenny Heslep, accused her having a relationship with Kelly, as RedState’s Miranda Morales wrote on Oct 10. Just over a week later, Van Laar reported that Hill had been in a long-term “throuple” relationship with her husband and the female campaign staffer, in a piece which included a photo of a naked Hill brushing the hair of a woman whose face is intentionally blurred.

The photo, which spread online and on social media, dramatically increased pressure on Hill, who said she decided to resign so that “the good people who supported me will no longer be subjected to the pain inflicted by my abusive husband and the brutality of hateful political operatives who seem to happily provide a platform to a monster who is driving a smear campaign built around cyber exploitation.”

While many Democrats, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi, endorsed her decision to leave Congress on the grounds of having had a relationship with a campaign staffer, some others depicted her as a victim of cyber-bullying by RedState and her estranged husband.

Brianna Wu, a video game developer who lost a bid for Congress in 2018 and is running again in 2020, tweeted Monday that conservative outlets that published private photos of Hill “enabled her ex-husband’s abuse.”

“Hill was exploited by her abusive ex-husband who used nude photos of her to smear her,” Wu added. “No one would argue that it’s proper to have a consensual relationship w/ a subordinate. That doesn’t change the fact that Hill is a victim of revenge porn.”

Lawfare managing editor Quinta Jurecic wrote that the Hill photograph on RedState appeared to be “the first instance in which a politically aligned publication — or, indeed, any publication — has released nonconsensual pornography depicting a politician of the opposing party affiliation.” And that, she wrote, “is an ugly line to have crossed.”

In her RedState piece that included the photograph,Van Laar justified sharing this “information obtained from multiple confidential sources” because Hill was now a member of Congress.

“It is this writer’s view that events that occur within a marriage or affairs that lead to its demise should be kept between the parties involved and are not the business of the general public,” Van Laar wrote. “When those events or affairs occur within one of the parties’ workplace, though, and that workplace is the United States Congress, the public should know about them as they determine that elected official’s fitness to serve.”

Van Laar noted that RedState didn’t publish other “intimate photographs of the women.”

The Oct. 18 piece also included text messages posted on Heslep’s now-deleted Facebook account in which he is purportedly speaking to a friend about Hill having a relationship with Kelly, the former finance director who worked as Hill’s legislative director in Congress.

Hill denied having an improper relationship with Kelly to POLITICO on Oct. 22 and said her “abusive husband seems determined to try to humiliate me.”

“I am disgusted that my opponents would seek to exploit such a private matter for political gain,” she said. “This coordinated effort to try to destroy me and people close to me is despicable and will not succeed.”

Hill said she notified the Capitol Police to investigate how “intimate photos of me and another individual were published by Republican operatives on the internet without my consent.” Hill later threatened legal action against The Daily Mail, which published the same photo of Hill and the staffer, albeit without the woman’s face blurred, along with others, including one in which Hill is nude and holding a bong.

The Daily Mail also suggested Hill had a tattoo representing Nazi imagery, a claim her lawyers described as “false and defamatory.”

On Oct. 24, RedState’s Joe Cunningham accused news outlets of either ignoring his site’s reporting or spinning coverage in defense of Hill.

“It is because of that hostility to places like RedState, where we do not hide our partisan lean, that actual, real journalism can so often get ignored or butchered,” Cunningham wrote. “It is journalistic malpractice to pretend that the story Jen broke is anything other than how she has covered it.”

POLITICO first reported Sunday night that Hill planned to resign, which she later announced in a letter, saying it was “the best thing for my constituents, my community and our country.”

Pelosi responded with a statement saying, “Congresswoman Katie Hill came to Congress with a powerful commitment to her community and a bright vision for the future, and has made a great contribution as a leader of the Freshman Class.”

“She has acknowledged errors in judgment that made her continued service as a Member untenable,” Pelosi continued. “We must ensure a climate of integrity and dignity in the Congress, and in all workplaces.”

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comunicacionabierta · 8 years ago

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Comunicación Abierta se suma al lanzamiento digital de la Acción global #NosDuelen56 del 15 de mayo de 2017.

Creemos que es necesario dar visibilización a esta acción, promovida desde Prensa Comunitaria, porque no podemos olvidar, no podemos dejar que sigan pasando crímenes como éste. Esperamos que el arte, desde la comunicación, sirva para ese propósito.

CONTEXTO

En Guatemala asistimos a una de las masacres más atroces en la historia del país y de Nuestra América. El 8 de marzo de este año, 56 niñas fueron puestas bajo llave y posteriormente quemadas vivas. De ellas, 41 fallecieron y 15 están gravemente heridas. Pese a los llamados de auxilio, la Policía no abrió la puerta.

Ellas se encontraban bajo el resguardo y la protección del Estado. Este crimen no tiene precedente. A penas se encuentran tres funcionarios públicos en prisión, quienes tuvieron la responsabilidad inmediata del Hogar Seguro “Virgen de la Asunción”. Una noche antes, ellas habían querido escapar de este lugar donde según sus propios testimonios, sufrían violaciones sexuales.

SOBRE LA ACCIÓN

#NosDuelen56 es un grito por la justicia desde el arte, el periodismo, el medioactivismo y los feminismos. Es un ejercicio de memoria colectiva y de dignificación de las 56 niñas de Guatemala. Es una contribución contra la impunidad y el olvido.

Prensa Comunitaria convocó a 57 artistas de México, Argentina, Francia, Italia, España y Guatemala para ilustrar los 41 rostros de las niñas, como un homenaje a ellas y sus familias.

Créditos: Prensa Comunitaria (convocante), nombres de los artistas por ilustración.

Para obtener más información pueden escribir al correo: [email protected] y [email protected]

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Participa más allá del espacio digital y del 15 de mayo

Todas las personas pueden participar y ser parte de una acción más que busca justicia por las mujeres porque #NiUnaMenos #NosDuelen56.

Se pueden compartir todos los días que se pueda, para contribuir a generar conciencia y a que no se nos olviden las 56 niñas de Guatemala.

Se pueden imprimir las ilustraciones para empapelar las calles de tu ciudad o de tu barrio.

Se pueden imprimir las ilustraciones para exponerlas en centros culturales, escuelas y lugares de reunión y de organización. Se pueden hacer postales o tarjetas.

Se pueden llevar a marchas, manifestaciones y lugares de congregación en mantas o pancartas, para pedir por justicia porque #NosDuelen56.

ILUSTRACIONES

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1. Rosa Julia Espino Tobar, por Isa Valladares

2. Indira Jarisa Pelicó Orellana, por Claudia Navarro

3. Daria Dalila López Meda, por Enrique Flores

3. Daria Dalila López Meda, por Pigmento Negro

4. Achley Gabriela Méndez Ramírez, por Walter Wirtz

5. Yemmi Aracely Ramírez Siquín, por Marilinda Guerrero

6. Jaqueline Paola Catinac López, por Gil Amado

7. Siona Hernández García, por Sheyda Sabetian

8. Josselyn Maricela García Flores, por Eyla Luján

9. Mayra Haydeé Chutan Urías, por Xanderall

10. Skarlet Yajaira Pérez Jiménez, por Soph Ramírez

11. Yohana Desiré Cuy Urízar, por Baku Estrada

12. Rosalinda Victoria Ramírez Pérez, por Melanie Forne

13. Madelyn Patricia Hernández Hernández, por Daniel Morales

14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes, por Martin Tojnola

14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes, por Victoria Martos

14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes, por Miguel Gallardo

14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes, por Diana Depietri

14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes, por Alejandra Pineda

15. Ana Nohemí Morales Galindo, por Cintia Bolio

15. Ana Nohemí Morales Galindo, por Antonia Santolaya Ruiz-Clavijo

16. Ana Rubidia Chocooj Chutá, por Claudia Navarro

17. Jilma Sucely Carías López, por Sandy Rodriguez

17. Jilma Sucely Carías López, por Esperanza Leon Jimenez

17. Jilma Sucely Carías López, por Joaquin Lopez Cruz

17. Jilma Sucely Carías López, por Gusti Rosenffet

17. Jilma Sucely Carías López, por Alfredo Gonzales

18. Yoselín Beatriz Ventura Pérez, por Morena III

19. Grindy Jazmín Carias López, por Lucía Ixchíu

19. Grindy Jazmín Carias López, por Andrés Andrade

20. Mari Carmen Ramírez Melgar, por Desiree Cordón

21. Keila Rebeca López Salguero, por Pigmento Negro

22. Kimberly Mishel Palencia Ortíz, por Lucía Morán Giracca

23. Nancy Paola Vela García, por Antonia Santolaya Ruiz-Clavijo

23. Nancy Paola Vela García, por Nelton Rivera

24. Estefany Sucely Véliz Pablo, por Alfredo González

24. Estefany Sucely Véliz Pablo, por Leo Dosbe

25. Lilian Andrea Gómez Arceno, por Adrián Oliva

26. Mirza Rosmery López Tojil, por Anikka Lehnhoff

27. Ana Roselia Pérez Junay, por Andrea Gómez

28. Grisna Yamilet Cu Ulán, por Luis Perez Ortiz “LPO”

28. Grisna Yamilet Cu Ulán, por Alejandro Galindo

29. Melani Yanira De León Palencia, por Michi Gonzales

30. Luisa Fernanda Joj González, por Juan Pablo Canale

31. Daily Analí Domingo Martínez, por Astrid Caballeros

32. Iris Yodenis León Pérez, por Juan Pensamiento Velasco

32. Iris Yodenis León Pérez, por Juan Ballesta

33. Candelaria Melendrez Hernández, por Luisi Rodriguez

34. Milenie Eloisa Rac Hernández, por Kristian de Leon

35. Celia María López Aranda, por Amaya Uscola

35. Celia María López Aranda, por Moni Cruz

36. Hashly Angelie Rodríguez Hernández, por Rodolfo de Leon

36. Hashly Angelie Rodríguez Hernández, por Paula Morales

37. Sara Nohemí Lima Ascón, por Quimy De León

38. Yusbeli Yubitza Merari Maquín Gómez, por Manuel Martinez Meseguer

39. Silvia Milexi Rivera Sánchez, por Maria Andrée Paiz

40. Yosselin Yamileth Barahona Beltrán, por Álvaro Sánchez

41. Wendy Anahí Vividor Ramírez, por Marielle Che

CRÉDITOS

Nombre niña Edad Artista País 1. Rosa Julia Espino Tobar 16 Isa Valladares Guatemala 2. Indira Jarisa Pelicó Orellana 17 Claudia Navarro México 3. Daria Dalila López Meda 16 Pigmento Negro (1) Guatemala Enrique Flores (2) España 4. Achley Gabriela Méndez Ramírez 15 Walter Wirtz Guatemala 5. Yemmi Aracely Ramírez Siquín 15 Marilinda Guerrero Guatemala 6. Jaqueline Paola Catinac López 15 Gil Amado Guatemala 7. Siona Hernández García 17 Sheyda Sabetian Guatemala 8. Josselyn Marisela García Flores 16 Eyla Lujan Guatemala 9. Mayra Haydeé Chután Urías, 16 Xanderall Guatemala 10. Skarlet Yajaira Pérez Jiménez 15 Soph Ramirez Guatemala 11. Yohana Desiré Cuy Urízar 15 Baku Estrada Guatemala 12. Rosalinda Victoria Ramírez Pérez 15 Melanie Forne Francia 13. Madelyn Patricia Hernández Hernández, 14 Daniel Morales Guatemala 14. Sarvía Isel Barrientos Reyes 14 Alejandra Pineda (1) Guatemala Miguel gallardo (2) España Diana Depietri (3) Argentina Martin Tojnola (4) Victoria Martos (5) 15. Ana Nohemí Morales Galindo 16 Antonia Santolaya Ruiz-Clavijo (1) España Cintia Bolio (2) México 16. Ana Rubidia Chocooj Chutá 16 Claudia Navarro México 17. Jilma Sucely Carías López 14 Sandy Rodriguez (1) Guatemala Alfredo Gonzales (2) Argentino Gusti Rosenffet (3) España Esperanza Leon Jimenez (4) España Esperanza Leon Jimenez (5) España Joaquin Lopez Cruz (6) España 18. Yoselín Beatriz Ventura Pérez 15 Morena III Guatemala 19. Grindy Jazmín Carias López 16 Andrés Andrade (1) Guatemala Lucía Ixchíu (2) Guatemala 20. Mari Carmen Ramírez Melgar 14 Desiree Cordón Guatemala 21. Keila Rebeca López Salguero 17 Pigmento Negro (las dos son del mismo artista) Guatemala 22. Kimberly Mishel Palencia Ortíz 17 Lucía Morán Giracca Guatemala 23. Nancy Paola Vela García 15 Elizabeth Sandoval (1) Guatemala Nelton Rivera (2) Guatemala Antonia Santolaya Ruiz-Clavijo (3) España 24. Estefany Sucely Véliz Pablo 16 Leo Dosbe (1) Guatemala Alfredo Gonzalez (2) Argentina 25. Lilian Andrea Gómez Arceno 13 Adrián Oliva Guatemala 26. Mirza Rosmery López Tojil 16 Anikka Lehnhoff Guatemala 27. Ana Roselia Pérez Junay 14 Andrea Gómez Guatemala 28. Grisna Yamileth Cu Ulán 15 Luis Perez Ortiz “LPO” (1) España Alejandro Galindo (2) España 29. Melani Yanira De León Palencia 15 Michi Gonzales Guatemala 30. Luisa Fernanda Joj González 16 Juan Pablo Canale Guatemala 31. Daily Analí Domingo Martínez 15 Astrid Caballeros Guatemala 32. Iris Yodenis León Pérez 14 Juan Pensamiento Velasco (1) Guatemala Juan Ballesta (2) España 33. Candelaria Melendrez Hernández 17 Luisi Rodriguez Guatemala 34. Milenie Eloisa Rac Hernández 17 Kristian de Leon Guatemala 35. Celia María López Aranda 15 Moni Cruz (1) Guatemala Amaya Uscola (2) España 36. Hashly Angelie Rodríguez Hernández 14 Rodolfo de Leon (1) Guatemala Paula Morales (2) Guatemala 37. Sara Nohemi Lima Ascón 17 Quimy De León Guatemala 38. Yusbeli Yubitza Merari Maquín Gómez 14 Manuel Martinez Meseguer España 39. Silvia Milexi Rivera Sánchez 17 Maria Andrée Paiz Guatemala 40. Yosselin Yamileth Barahona Beltrán 15 Álvaro Sánchez Guatemala 41. Wendy Anahí Vividor Ramírez 16 Marielle Che Guatemala

Ilustraciones generales

Gerardo Monterroso (ilustración 1) Guatemala Lucía Morán Giracca (ilustración 2) Guatemala Angela Mariluz y Damaris Magdalena Francisco Diego (ilustración 3 entre las dos niñas que son hermanitas) Guatemala

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