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CARLOS CUEVAS as Pol Rubio & JORDI COLL as 'Axel' 2021 · Merlí. Sapere Aude · dir. Menna Fité · S02.E06

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Regular and Recurring LGBTQIA+ Characters in series on TV & Streaming Video

These are characters who have first appeared or been revealed as LGBTQIA+ during the 2022/23 season, or whom I’ve recently learned about or whom I hadn’t mentioned in previous posts of this type (that is, on my old blog). Needless to say, this list is also highly arbitrary and incomplete.

Netflix

Shadow and Bone

Wylan Hendriks (portrayed by Jack Wolfe)

Merlí: Sapere Aude

Pol Rubio (portrayed by Carlos Cuevas)

Bruno Bergeron (portrayed by David Solans)

Ángel (portrayed by Carlos Índriago)

Axel (portrayed by Jordi Coll)

Dino (portrayed by Eusebio Poncela)

Half Bad / The Bastard Son & the Devil Himself

Nathan Byrne (portrayed by Jay Lycurgo)

Gabriel Boutin (portrayd by Emilien Vekemans)

Locke & Key

Brian Rogan (portrayed by Milton Barnes)

Continuing the tradition from my old blog (which has been unceremoniously deleted by tumblr without much of an explanation why) I’m doing daily posts during June to celebrate LGBTQIA+ pride by showcasing openly LGBTQIA+ celebrities and various content about or created by LGBTQIA+ people such as music videos, characters on TV shows, movie trailers, …

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Presentación: "Aferrar-se al vent amb les dents" de Anna Bou Jorba.

Ayer tuvo lugar la presentación del poemario AFERRAR-SE AL VENT AMB LES DENTS de Anna Bou Jorba y editado por Godall, en la librería Tòmiris. Junto a Matilde Martínez, editor y el poeta Jordi Solà Coll se desplegó un diálogo que, recorriendo la obra de Bou, combinó hábilmente el análisis de los poemas y las lecturas de estos, como si fuese el paréntesis de la declamación anterior. La importancia…

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For centuries, clogs were the most common shoe for peasants in many parts of Europe and some other parts of the world. Clogs are shoes made of one single piece of wood that protects the foot from humidity outside, making them good for working in the fields or walking through mud or snow.

Here in Catalonia, the most common shoes were usually espadrilles (espardenyes), but wooden clogs (esclops) were also very common in winter. Catalan clogs were made of pine tree wood or poplar wood, which was then smoked to protect the wood. There were artisans who specialized in making them, but ordinary farmer families in the countryside would also make their own. People stopped using clogs around the 1950s, when mass produced rubber rainboots/Wellingtons arrived. Then, clog makers had to close their shops, and most of them moved to work in factories or in building work.

Nowadays, there are very few clog makers in Catalonia. Until a few years ago, the person in Catalonia whose job was making clogs was Jordi Coll, who died in 2009. He had been a clog maker in his youth until clog shops closed, but he started again in his old age. Now, there is another one: the man in the photos included in this post is Josep Pratdesaba, who grew up in a farmhouse in Taradell (Central Catalonia). He explains that all the family used to meet every evening around the fireplace in the kitchen, where each person would do the personal work they had to do, including making clogs. Now, he makes clogs in his free time and goes to fairs and festivals to make them and talk about it to the public, where elderly people explain the anecdotes of when they used to wear them and the young children watch with amazement how he turns a log into a shoe.

Photos by Jordi Borràs Abelló for this article published in La Mira.

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Jordi Savall - La Folia: Marais, Corelli, Martín y Coll (1998)

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La naturalesa de les coses

Sense títol. Tinta japonesa, pols de grafit i llapis aquarel·lables sobre paper Arches setinat, 29,7 x 42 cm. Escrit per Jordi Solà Coll Poques figures com la de Henry David Thoreau simbolitzen una resistència racional i activa a l’escissió entre ciència i poesia. De fet, la seva obra –i tota la seva vida– és una cerca constant de l’equilibri necessari entre naturalesa i art. I és que Thoreau va…

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Astrological Outlook and Personality Analysis for Those with a May 25th Birthday

They are exceptionally tricky individuals, particularly when confronted with unexpected snags. They deal with their perspective. Their minds are very evolved and they are likewise exceptionally fascinating. His taste is exceptionally inconspicuous. They love everything, and are much of the time blissful about their excellence and way of life. It is likewise normal for them to show huge capacity concerning craftsmanship, music, singing, and so on. They are exceptionally acquainted with human expression, and may try and find actual success in verse or music. What would it be advisable for them to look out for? In spite of the fact that they are exceptionally capable, they think excessively, again and again, in their lives. Be that as it may, they are without a doubt fit for getting through throughout everyday life. They are solid in all perspectives, both genuinely and intellectually. Astounding speakers: they can be extremely discretionary individuals who are doing their exercises. They are equipped for accomplishing appropriate mental and profound advancement throughout everyday life. Astrological Outlook and Personality Analysis for Those with a May 25th Birthday 

 Assuming your birthday is on May 23, your zodiac sign is Gemini May 23 - character and character character: impartial, unobtrusive, generous, shameless, forceful, testy; calling: social scientist, instructor, attorney; colors: cyan, greenish blue, war vessel dark; stone: cimfano; creature: mollusk; plant: strawberry; fortunate numbers: 3,5,15,30,53,56 very fortunate number: 29 Occasions and observances - May 23 Mexico: Understudy's Day. "Disclosure of the Bდ¡b", sacred day in the Baha'i schedule. Worldwide Day for the Annihilation of Obstetric Fistula May 23 VIP Birthday. Who was conceived that very day as you? 1900: Franz Neumann, German legislator. 1903 - Charles William Morris, American savant. 1905: Renდ© Cდ³spito, Argentine artist and entertainer (d. 2000). 1905: Ramiro Ledesma Ramos, Spanish lawmaker and author (d. 1936). 1906: Lucha Reyes, Mexican artist (d. 1944). 1908: John Bardeen, American physicist, 1956 Nobel Prize victor in Physical science and 1972 (d. 1991). 1908: Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Swiss columnist (d. 1942). 1910: Franz Kline, American painter (d. 1962). 1910: Artie Shaw, American jazz clarinetist and guide (d. 2004). 1912: Jean Franდ§aix, French author (f. 1997). 1917: Jorge Gottau, Argentine minister (d. 1994). 1917: Edward Lorenz, American mathematician and meteorologist (d. 2008). 1919: Ruth Fernდ¡ndez, Puerto Rican artist (d. 2012). 1919: Luis Papic Ramos, Chilean lawmaker (d. 1990). 1923: Alicia de Larrocha, Spanish musician (d. 2009). 1924: Karlheinz Deschner, German antiquarian, pundit and writer (d. 2014). 1925: Joshua Lederberg, American geneticist, 1958 Nobel Prize Victor (d. 2008). 1926: Joe Slovo, South African Jewish socialist legislator of Lithuanian beginning (d. 1995). 1927: Calorie counter Hildebrandt, German nightclub craftsman (d. 2013). 1928: Rosemary Clooney, American vocalist and entertainer (f. 2002). 1928: Nigel Davenport, English film and TV entertainer (d. 2013). 1930: Friedrich Achleitner, Austrian author. 1930: Jordi Solდ© Tura, Spanish lawmaker (d. 2009). 1931: Josდ© Luis Coll, Spanish comedian and author (f. 2007). 1933: Joan Collins, English entertainer. 1934: Robert Moog, American innovator (d. 2005). 1940: Cora Sadosky, Argentine mathematician (d. 2010). 1940: Gდ©rard Larrousse, French dashing driver and group director. 1942: Josდ© Pastoriza, Argentine soccer player and specialized chief (f. 2004). 1944: John Newcombe, Australian tennis player. 1944: Lena Nyman, Swedish entertainer (d. 2011). 1946: Rodolfo Aicardi, Colombian vocalist lyricist of well known music (f. 2007). 1947: Ann Hui, Hong Kong movie producer and screenwriter. 1949: Moncho Alpuente, Spanish author, artist and columnist (d. 2015). 1949: Alan Garcდ­a, Peruvian legislator, leader of his country. 1951: Anatoly Karpov, Russian chess player. 1952: Anne-Marie David, French vocalist. 1952: Federico Trillo, Spanish lawmaker. 1953: Enzo Trossero, Argentine footballer and mentor. 1956: Ursula Plassnik, Austrian lawmaker. 1957: Jimmy McShane, Northern Irish vocalist (d. 1995). 1958: Drew Carey, American entertainer. 1958: Thomas Reiter, German space traveler. 1959: Ryuta Kawashima, Japanese neuroscientist. 1961: Lucდ­a Galდ¡n, Argentine vocalist (Pimpinela). 1965: Manuel Sanchდ­s, Spanish soccer player. 1965: Tom Tykwer, German movie chief. 1965: Melissa McBride, American entertainer. 1967: Luis Roberto Alves "Zague", Mexican soccer player. 1967: Phil Selway, English artist, of the band Radiohead. 1969: Laurent Aiello, French motorsport driver. 1971: George Osborne, English government official. 1972: Rubens Barrichello, Brazilian engine hustling driver. 1972: Sebastiდ¡n Cordero, Ecuadorian producer. 1973: Santiago Eximeno, Spanish essayist. 1974: Gem, artist and American entertainer. 1974: Mდ³nica Naranjo, Spanish artist. 1974: Sebastiდ¡n Wainraich, Argentine entertainer, jokester and TV have. 1974: Marდ­a Soledad Rosas, Italian-Argentine revolutionary aggressor. 1976: Antonio Naelson Sinha Matias, Mexican-Brazilian soccer player. 1976: Kelly Monaco, American entertainer. 1976: Emiliano Spataro, Argentine engine hustling driver. 1977: Sergio Mur, Spanish entertainer. 1978: Scott Raynor, American drummer, of the band Squint 182. 1978: Mauricio Martდ­nez, entertainer, artist and Mexican artist. 1978: 2-D, lead artist of Gorillaz 1980: Miren Ibarguren, Spanish entertainer. 1981: Gwenno Pipette, English artist (The Pipettes). 1982: Malene Mortensen, Danish artist. 1983: Heidi Reach, English vocalist (Sugababes). 1983: Alex Shelley, American expert grappler. 1983: Silvio Proto, Belgian footballer. 1983: Natalia Hernდ¡ndez Rojo, Spanish writer. 1984: Adam Wylie, American entertainer. 1984: Hugo Almeida, Portuguese soccer player. 1988: Angelo Ogbonna, Italian footballer. 1991: Lena Meyer-Landrut, German vocalist. 1997: Rui Tanabe, Japanese voice entertainer and artist.

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Federico García Lorca, Luis Buñuel, Salvador Dalí & Pepín Bello + La Orden de Toledo (Parte 3)

Vagar durante toda una noche por

Toledo, borracho y en completa soledad.

Acudir a la ciudad una vez al año.

No lavarse durante la estancia.

Amar a Toledo por encima de todas las cosas.

Velar el sepulcro del Cardenal Tavera

(Wander for a whole night through Toledo,

drunk and in complete solitude

go to the city once a year

do not wash during these days

Love Toledo above all things

Watch over the tomb of Cardinal Tavera)

》 Una noche, muy tarde y nevando, mientras callejeábamos, Ugarte y yo, oímos de pronto voces de niños que cantaban las tablas de multiplicar. De vez en cuando se interrumpían las voces y se oían risitas y la voz grave del maestro. Después se reanudaba el canto. Apoyándome en los hombros de mi amigo, conseguí izarme hasta una ventana; pero las voces callaron bruscamente y yo no pude ver más que oscuridad ni oír más que el silencio.

(One night, very late and snowing, while we were strolling, Ugarte and I suddenly heard the voices of children singing the multiplication tables. From time to time the voices were interrupted and there was giggling and the deep voice of the teacher. Then the singing continued. Leaning on my friend's shoulders, I managed to pull myself up to a window; but the voices stopped abruptly and I could see nothing but darkness and hear nothing but silence)

》 Otra noche, estando con las hermanas Ernestina y María Luisa Gonzá­lez, el mismo Condestable, esperando que las monjas de un convento entona­ran sus cánticos a las dos de la madrugada, vieron rondar dos figuras. Ellos estaban sentados en un poyo de rinconada, fumando, hablando bajo y disparándose besos. A la segunda o tercera vuelta, los rondadores se fueron aproximando cau­­telosamente Buñuel se levantó y empuñó la pistola que llevaba.

<<¿Qué quieren ustedes?>> <<Somos policías>> <<A ver las placas.>><<Como éstas. Y, ahora, venga esa pistola.>><< Tengo licencia. Véanla.>><< Está bien, pero vámonos a la comisaría. >>

Ya en ésta, preguntó el comisario a los guardias qué traían; contestaron:

<<Pues… aquí éstas… se besaban con este joven y estaban fumando… >> <<Hay muchas señoritas hoy que fuman y se besan –contestó bonachón el comisario. >>

El Condestable y sus amigas pudieron seguir sus románticas peregrinaciones.

(Another night, the sisters Ernestina and María Luisa González and the constable, were waiting for the nuns of a convent to sing their songs at two in the morning, they saw two figures prowling. They were sitting on a corner bench, smoking, talking low and blowing kisses. On the second or third turn, the prowlers cautiously approached, Buñuel got up and took out the pistol he carried.

<<What do you want?>> <<We are police officers>> <<Let's see the license plates.>><<Like these. And, now, give me that gun.>><< I have a license. See it.>><< Okay, but let's go to the police station. >>

In the police station, the commissioner asks the guards what they brought; they answered:

<<Well... these... they were kissing this young man and they were smoking... >> <<There are many young ladies today who smoke and kiss each other –answered the commissioner good-naturedly. >>

The constable and his friends were able to follow their romantic pilgrimages.)

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Mateo Vidal (Mario Casas), studente di legge, trascorre una serata in discoteca in compagnia del fratello Isma (Jordi Coll), dove conosce una ragazza con cui si intrattiene a ballare, invece di tornare a casa. Quell’avvicinamento infastidisce però un gruppo di ragazzi e l’incontro si trasforma presto in una rissa di gruppo, durante la quale Mateo finisce per uccidere accidentalmente Daniel (Eduald Font). Il Vidal viene così immediatamente arrestato e condannato a quattro anni di carcere. A quel punto, la narrazione viene trasportata avanti di 8 anni, periodo in cui Mateo ha potuto rifarsi una vita al fianco della moglie Olivia Costa (Aura Garrido), incinta del loro primo figlio, ed ha assunto la direzione dello studio di Isma, morto improvvisamente a causa di un ictus.

Un incipit drammatico che si complica quando un altro segreto legato al passato dell’ex galeotto comincia a riaffiorare: Olivia scompare, infatti, nel corso di un viaggio di lavoro e l’uomo inizia a ricevere dei messaggi dal suo cellulare, da cui sembra chiaro che la donna avesse in corso una relazione extraconiugale. Un mistero, che assume i toni thriller, quando la moglie si mette in contatto telefonico con lui, asserendo di non avergli mandato alcun messaggio e comportandosi come se niente fosse mai successo.

Sarà dunque allora che Mateo deciderà di indagare, scoprendo sia che Olivia non è mai andata a Berlino come gli ha detto, sia che ha prelevato un ingente somma di denaro dal loro conto. Azioni apparentemente inspiegabili che sembreranno collegarsi ad un flashback continuo dell’uomo intento a picchiare qualcun altro. Fatto sta che il dramma di Mateo, confuso, da scoprire e caratterizzato da continue e minacciose chiamate telefoniche di uno sconosciuto attraverso il cellulare di Olivia, si intreccerà presto con le investigazioni dell’agente Lorena Ortiz (Alexandra Jimenez), chiamata a far luce sull’apparente suicidio di suor Maria (Emma Acosta), residente nello stesso istituto in cui è cresciuta. Attraverso Mateo e Lorena, il pubblico potrà quindi assistere a due punti di vista diversi, caratterizzati da continui “salti temporali” creati ad hoc per far scoprire cos’è successo nel passato ai protagonisti della serie.

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Can we have Jordi Coll as Harry Potter? 🔥🔥🔥

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CARLOS CUEVAS as Pol Rubio & JORDI COLL as 'Axel' 2021 · Merlí. Sapere Aude · dir. Menna Fité · S02.E06

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The whump is in the details…

His tired eyes and labored breathing as he talks (first GIF)

The squint of pain you’d almost miss (second GIF)

The way he tries to hold his bravado in front of the mother who’s son did this to him, and only gives in to the pain as she leaves (third & forth GIF)

The way his hand flops as he falls unconscious from the pain of trying to stand up (fifth to eighth GIF)

The small backwards step he takes as the person who did this to him walks towards him (if you watch this, his breathing gets more labored with a slight kneeing sound… ugh), and then the legs giving out just as that person leaves.

Bonus: The oversized green sweater :)

All beautiful scenes of Gonzalo (played by Jordi Coll) from the Spanish series El secreto de Puente Viejo episodes 713 to 720.

GIF set of what got him in this state can be found here.

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Avui Sant Jordi, patró de Catalunya ets convocat a les set de la tarda a la plaça d'en Coll de Sant Cugat. T'espero per llegir un poema de Gabriel Ferrater.Avui tots estimem la poesia. #barcelona#EntraALaGaleria#santcugat @NacioDigital #artenxarxa#art#galeria#galeriesacasa @NacioSantCugat #Somimpuls#SomICEC @icec_cat @ActuaCultura @cultura_cat #gacc#laculturaacasa @mcuranta #compartircultura#artacsa#Culturasct @culturastc #cultura#catalunya, #artistes#europe @nuvol¬_com #galeries#AgendaArt#compraart @CatorzeCat #cultura#actualidad#laculturaacasa#culturasct#gacc#actualidad#galeriesacasa#artacasa#culturasct #culturasegura @icec.cat #anygabrielferrater #exposicio #santcugatdelvalles #espanya #somcultura

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Mi crítica del concierto de Jordi Savall esta noche en el Espacio Turina.