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Memoria: Capacidad de recordar o el baile de Carmen la Talegona en Flamenco Madrid

Memory: Ability to remember or the dance of Carmen la Talegona in Flamenco Madrid TERESA FERNANDEZ HERRERA Periodista – Prensa Especializada Está de moda en los espectáculos de baile flamenco la introspección, la indagación en el propio ser o en la propia vida, o en la raíz y el devenir del flamenco o en el de la familia. No hay espectáculo de baile que no haya visto este año y parte del…

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Opera on YouTube 3

Il Barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)

Mario Lanfrachi studio film, 1965 (Sesto Bruscantini, Valeria Mariconda, Ugo Benelli; conducted by Alberto Zedda; no subtitles)

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle studio film, 1974 (Hermann Prey, Teresa Berganza, Luigi Alva; conducted by Claudio Abbado; English subtitles)

New York City Opera, 1976 (Alan Titus, Beverly Sills, Henry Price; conducted by Sarah Caldwell; English subtitles)

Arena Sferisterio, 1980 (Leo Nucci, Marilyn Horne, Ernesto Palacio; conducted by Nicola Rescingo; no subtitles)

Teatro Real de Madrid, 2005 (Pietro Spagnoli, Maria Bayo, Juan Diego Flórez; conducted by Gianluigi Gelmetti; Arabic subtitles)

Teatro la Fenice, 2008 (Roberto Frontali, Rinat Shaham, Francesco Meli; conducted by Antonino Fogliani; Italian subtitles)

Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, 2009 (Pietro Spagnoli, Joyce DiDonato, Juan Diego Flórez; conducted by Antonio Pappano; English subtitles)

Vienna State Opera, 2019 (Rafael Fingerlos, Margarita Gritskova, Juan Diego Flórez; conducted by Evelino Pidó; English subtitles)

Arena di Verona, 2022 (Leo Nucci, Nino Machaidze, Dmitry Korchak; conducted by Daniel Oren; English subtitles)

Garsington Opera, 2023 (Johannes Kamler, Katie Bray, Andrew Stenson; conducted by Douglas Boyd; English subtitles)

Rigoletto

Wolfgang Nagel studio film, 1977 (Rolando Panerai, Franco Bonisolli, Margherita Rinaldi; conducted by Francesco Molinari-Pradelli; Japanese subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 1977 (Cornell MacNeil, Plácido Domingo, Ileana Cotrubas; conducted by James Levine; no subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 1981 (Cornell MacNeil, Luciano Pavarotti, Christiane Eda-Pierre; conducted by James Levine; no subtitles)

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle film, 1982 (Ingvar Wixell, Luciano Pavarotti, Edita Gruberova; conducted by Riccardo Chailly, English subtitles)

English National Opera, 1982 (John Rawnsley, Arthur Davies, Marie McLaughlin; conducted by Mark Elder, sung in English)

La Monnaie, Brussels, 1999 (Anthony Michaels-Moore, Marcelo Álvarez, Elizabeth Futral; conducted by Vladimir Jurowski; no subtitles)

Arena di Verona, 2001 (Leo Nucci, Aquiles Machado, Inva Mula; conducted by Marcello Viotti; Italian subtitles)

Zürich Opera house, 2006 (Leo Nucci, Piotr Beczala, Elena Mosuc; conducted by Nello Santi; no subtitles)

Paris Opera, 2016 (Quinn Kelsey, Michael Fabiano, Olga Peretyatko; conducted by Nicola Luisotti; English subtitles)

Teatro Massimo, 2018 (George Petean, Ivan Ayon Rivas, Grazia Schiavo; conducted by Stefano Ranzani; English subtitles)

Così Fan Tutte

Vaclav Kaslik studio film, 1969 (Gundula Janowitz, Christa Ludwig, Luigi Alva, Hermann Prey; conducted by Karl Böhm; English subtitles)

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle studio film, 1988 (Edita Gruberova, Delores Ziegler, Luis Lima, Ferruccio Furlanetto; conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt; English subtitles) – Act I, Act II

Teatro alla Scala, 1989 (Daniela Dessì, Delores Ziegler, Josef Kundlak, Alessandro Corbelli; conducted by Riccardo Muti; Italian subtitles) – Act I, Act II

Théâtre du Châtelet, 1992 (Amanda Roocroft, Rosa Mannion, Rainer Trost, Rodney Gilfry; conducted by John Eliot Gardiner; English subtitles)

Vienna State Opera, 1996 (Barbara Frittoli, Angelika Kirschlager, Michael Schade, Bo Skovhus; conducted by Riccardo Muti; English and Italian subtitles)

Teatro Comunale di Ferrara, 2000 (Melanie Diener, Anna Caterina Antonacci, Charles Workman, Nicola Ulivieri; conducted by Claudio Abbado; no subtitles)

Zürich Opera House, 2000 (Cecilia Bartoli, Liliana Nikiteanu, Roberto Saccá, Oliver Widmer; conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt; no subtitles) – Act I, Act II

Opera Lyon, 2007 (Maria Bengtsson, Tove Dahlberg, Daniel Behle, Vito Priante; conducted by Stefano Montanari; French subtitles)

Salzburg Festival, 2009 (Miah Persson, Isabel Leonard, Topi Lehtipuu, Florian Boesch; conducted by Adam Fischer; English subtitles)

Zürich Opera House, 2009 (Malin Hartelius, Anna Bonitatibus, Javier Camarena, Ruben Drole; conducted by Frans Welser-Möst; English subtitles)

Aïda

San Francisco Opera, 1981 (Margaret Price, Luciano Pavarotti; conducted by Luis Garcia Navarro; no subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 1985 (Leontyne Price, James McCracken; conducted by James Levine; English subtitles) – Act I, Act II, Act III, Act IV

Teatro alla Scala, 1986 (Maria Chiara, Luciano Pavarotti; conducted by Lorin Maazel; English subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 1989 (Aprile Millo, Plácido Domingo; conducted by James Levine; English subtitles)

Teatro Comunale di Busseto, 2001 (Adina Aaron, Scott Piper; conducted by Massimiliano Stefaneli; Italian subtitles)

St. Margarethen Opera Festival, 2004 (Eszter Szümegi, Konstantin Andreev; conducted by Ernst Marzendorfer; English subtitles)

Metropolitan Opera, 2012 (Liudmyla Monastyrska, Roberto Alagna; conducted by Fabio Luisi; Russian subtitles)

Tbisili State Opera, 2017 (Maqvala Aspanidze, Franco Tenelli; conducted by Marco Boemi; Russian subtitles)

Teatro Colón, 2018 (Latonia Moore, Riccardo Massi; conducted by Carlos Vieu; Spanish subtitles)

Teatro la Fenice, 2019 (Roberta Mantegna, Francesco Meli; conducted by Riccardo Frizza; French subtitles)

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Cinema Legends Turning 100 in 2024

Even though there is one more month to go in 2023, I thought I would get a head start on this post. Without further ado, the centenarians for 2024.

Eva Marie Saint - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

William Russell - actor (Update: Died on June 3, 2024 at 99)

Robert M. Young - director (Update: Died On February 6, 2024 at 99)

Lee Adams - lyricist (Update: Made it to 100)

Priscilla Pointer - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Ann Vernon - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Krishnaveni - actress

Mimis Plessas - film composer (Update: Died On October 5, 2024 at 99)

Maria Riva - actress

Joyce Randolph - actress (Update: Died On January 13, 2024 at 99)

Ted Hartley - actor, producer (Update: Made it to 100)

Nadia Cattouse - actress (Update: Died on October 28, 2024 at 99)

Woody Woodbury - actor, comedian (Update: Made it to 100)

Meta Velander - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Pia Velsi - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Yatsuko Tan'ami - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Bo Bjelfvenstam - director, screenwriter, actor (Update: Made it to 100)

Jean Harlez - director

Madeline Anderson - director

Kang Cheng - director

Fada Santoro - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Walter Schultheiss - actor (Update: Made it to 100)

Donald Pelmear - actor (Update: Made it to 100)

Teresa Cunillé - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

Ip Chun - martial artist, actor (Update: Made it to 100)

Rolf Schimpf - actor (Update: Made it to 100)

Terry Gibbs - film score musician (Update: Made it to 100)

Elaine Schreyeck - continuity supervisor

Eunice Christopher - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

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Gloria Stroock - actress (Update: Died On May 5, 2024 at 99)

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Robert Porter - producer (Update: Made it to 100)

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Pat Jaffe - producer, editor

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Norbert Terry - director, producer

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Alice Toen - actress (Update: Made it to 100)

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Richard Gilbert - director, producer

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Ronald Spencer - director, producer (Update: Made it to 100)

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Ti Lu - actor (Update: Made it to 100)

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30 grandes atrizes brasileiras, raramente lembradas hoje:

Flora Geny

2. Bárbara Fazio

3. Isabel Teresa

4. Ileana Kwasinski

5. Joséphine Hélene

6. Jacyra Silva

7. Carmem Marinho

8. Carminha Brandão

9. Léa Camargo

10. Lúcia Lambertini

11. Iracema de Alencar

12. Maria Aparecida Baxter

13. Maria Vidal

14. Gilda Sarmento

15. Dina Lisboa

16. Norah Fontes

17. Wilma de Aguiar

18. Lourdes Mayer

19. Wanda Kosmo

20. Yolanda Cardoso

21. Suzy Arruda

22. Riva Nimitz

23. Ana Ariel

24. Yara Salles

25. Antônia Marzullo

26. Isaura Bruno

27. Maria Luiza Castelli

28. Maria Estela

29. Carmen Monegal

30. Isolda Cresta

Aplausos!

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Messina: al via "Si alzi il sipario", la nuova stagione del Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò di Santa Teresa di Riva

Messina: al via "Si alzi il sipario", la nuova stagione del Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò di Santa Teresa di Riva. E' tutto pronto per "Si alzi il sipario", la stagione 2023/24 del Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò di Santa Teresa di Riva (Messina), che ha la direzione artistica di Cettina Sciacca. Saranno dieci gli spettacoli, in programma dal 22 ottobre al 24 maggio, che fanno parte di questo cartellone che presenta una offerta variegata e di qualità. A questi appuntamenti si aggiungono quattro fiabe per la sezione "Famiglie a teatro", in programma il 5 novembre (I tre porcellini), il 17 dicembre (Il nuovo pifferaio magico), il 3 marzo (Il brutto anatroccolo) e il 7 aprile (Peter Pan). La direttrice artistica Cettina Sciacca, presenta così "Si alzi il sipario": "Iniziamo con entusiasmo questa nuova stagione nel Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò, che è una struttura viva, accogliente, aperta sempre alle novità e ai nuovi stimoli. Dopo una passata stagione che ha registrato numeri da record, non posso che ringraziare il meraviglioso staff del Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò, I Sikilia, senza la cui abnegazione e passione non sarebbe stato possibile raggiungere questi obiettivi. Per la stagione 2023/24 proponiamo una selezione di spettacoli fatta con cura, perché la qualità e il valore delle proposte sono il presupposto necessario per essere riconosciuti e seguiti. Ne è prova il pubblico affezionato che vive il Nuovo Teatro Val D'Agrò come un luogo di appartenenza, di incontri, di scambi culturali". Ad inaugurare la stagione, domenica 22 ottobre alle ore 18.30, sarà lo spettacolo "Oceanomare"(Produzione Centro Teatro Studi), tratto dall'omonimo libro di Alessandro Baricco, con la regia di Franco Giorgio e riduzione drammaturgica di Giuseppe Ferlito. Protagonisti sul palco Giuseppe Ferlito e Maria Rita Sgarlato che interpreteranno questo testo nato durante il periodo della pandemia, che porta con sé tutti i dubbi, le speranze, le illusioni, i tormenti che ci hanno accompagnato e "perseguitato" in quei terribili mesi di latitanza dell'anima, e che altro non sono stati che l'acuirsi di "tutti i dubbi, le speranze, le illusioni, i tormenti" che si affastellano, l'uno sull'altro, durante l'intera esistenza di ognuno di noi. Questi i successivi appuntamenti (che andranno tutti in scena alle 18.30): Domenica 19 novembre è in programma "Il rasoio di Occam" (Produzione Clan degli Attori). Lo spettacolo di Giusi Arimatea e Giovanni Maria Currò (quest'ultimo è anche il regista), vede in scena gli attori Alessio Bonaffini, Tino Calabrò e Mauro Failla. Domenica 3 dicembre andrà in scena "Ancora un attimo" (Produzione Laboratorio di Arti Sceniche)di Massimiliano Bruno e la regia di Gianni Aureli con protagonisti gli attori Manuela Bisanti e Giancarlo Porcari. Il primo appuntamento del 2024 sarà con "Sopra un palazzo" (Produzione Agricantus) domenica 14 gennaio di Sergio Vespertino (che è anche il regista e protagonista) e Marco Pomar. "Taddrarite"(Produzione Teatro della Città) di Luana Rondinelli, che è anche la regista e una delle protagoniste sul palco insieme a Donatella Finocchiaro e Giovanna Mangiù, andrà in scena domenica 28 gennaio. "Mandragola" (Produzione Associazione Buio in Sala) di Massimo Giustolisi tratto da Niccolò Machiavelli è in programma domenica 18 febbraio. La regia è di Giuseppe Bisicchia e Massimo Giustolisi, che sarà anche in scena con Marina Puglisi, Giuseppe Brancato, Luigi Nicotra, Daniele Bruno, Silvana D'Anca, Giovanna Sesto e Salvo Casella. Domenica 17 marzo sarà la volta de "La locandiera - esprit de pomme de terre" di Andrea Saitta, che è anche regista, liberamente ispirata all'opera di Carlo Goldoni. In scena Ivan Graziano, Maria Chiara Pellitteri, Norman Quaglierini e Andrea Saitta. Agnese Fallongo con il suo spettacolo "I Mezzalira - Panni sporchi fritti in casa" (Produzione Teatro degli Incamminati) che ha la regia di Raffaele Latagliata, andrà in scena domenica 21 aprile. Protagonisti gli attori Agnese Fallongo, Tiziano Caputo e Adriano Evangelisti. "Il circo capovolto" di Andrea Lupo (Produzione Teatro delle Temperie) con la regia di Andrea Paolucci e tratto dall'omonimo romanzo di Milena Magnani è in programma domenica 5 maggio. La rassegna si concluderà domenica 26 maggio con "Centomila, uno, nessuno - La curiosa storia di Luigi Pirandello" (Produzione Teatro della Città), di Giuseppe Argirò con protagonista l'attore Giuseppe Pambieri. Biglietti prezzo intero: 18,00 euro Biglietti under: 15,00 euro... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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➡️🙏Giovedì 6 Luglio 2023​

S. Maria Goretti (mf); 👉🌼❤️🌷S. Maria Teresa Ledochowska

13.a del Tempo Ordinario

Gen 22,1-19; Sal 114; Mt 9,1-8

Camminerò alla presenza del Signore nella terra dei viventi

👉🕍📖🙏VANGELO

Resero gloria a Dio che aveva dato un tale potere agli uomini.

+ Dal Vangelo secondo Matteo 9,1-8

In quel tempo, salito su una barca, Gesù passò all’altra riva e giunse nella sua città. Ed ecco, gli portavano un paralitico disteso su un letto. Gesù, vedendo la loro fede, disse al paralitico: «Coraggio, figlio, ti sono perdonati i peccati». Allora alcuni scribi dissero fra sé: «Costui bestemmia». Ma Gesù, conoscendo i loro pensieri, disse: «Perché pensate cose malvagie nel vostro cuore? Che cosa infatti è più facile: dire “Ti sono perdonati i peccati”, oppure dire “Àlzati e cammina”? Ma, perché sappiate che il Figlio dell’uomo ha il potere sulla terra di perdonare i peccati: Àlzati – disse allora al paralitico –, prendi il tuo letto e va’ a casa tua». Ed egli si alzò e andò a casa sua. Le folle, vedendo questo, furono prese da timore e resero gloria a Dio che aveva dato un tale potere agli uomini.

Parola del Signore. ❤️🙏

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Missing heroines: more lost superheroine tv and movies

Note: the first missing heroines post can be found here.

We assume that old television and movies never die, they just gather dust on an archive shelf somewhere. But that is far from the truth. Although some territories, such as the US, have a pretty good track record at preserving their history, other markets have a more spotty reputation. In some countries, once a local movie or tv show has had its initial run, its value is greatly decreased. Without a US-style syndication market that guarantees dozens of local tv channels eager for cheap filler for their daytime schedules, the temptation is not to incur the expense of storing and maintaining old content. As such it can simply vanish thanks to neglect... or even deliberate junking (yes, we’re looking at you BBC!)

Much historically important superhero content has been lost this way. Below are listed a few examples of movies and tv shows focusing on superheroines that are either thought to be lost entirely, or who’s existence is uncertain. Because of the large quantity of superhero content in the Philippines stretching as far back as the 1950s, the list is heavily biased towards that part of the world.

Sri Asih (Indonesia, 1954)

Of all the media on this list, Sri Asih is perhaps historically the most interesting. The 1954 movie was based on the comic character created in 1953 by R. A. (Raden Ahmad) Kosasih. It starred Mimi Mariani as Nani, a young girl who stumbles onto a criminal plot while on a long train journey to visit her sick father. Unluckily for the desperadoes, Nani can transform herself into the magical goddess superheroine Sri Asih, allowing her to defeat the gang and save her fellow passengers from the grisly fate the gang has planned for them. After 1951′s Darna, the Sri Asih movie may be only the second superhero movie to centre on a female character (or third if you include 1929′s Red Heroine. )There appears to be no surviving footage, but a tiny number of grainy publicity photos exist thanks to an article in the magazine, Film Varia Vol. 1. Issue 6 (May 1954.)

Status: missing, presumed lost forever.

Wander Woman Si Ako (Philippines, 1980)

Wander Woman Si Ako was a spoof movie, almost certainly inspired by the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman television show of that era, that starred beauty pageant queen and comedy actress Maria Teresa Carlson in the lead role. The title apparently roughly translates as “Wander Woman I Am”, based perhaps on Carlson’s catchphrase, “Si Ako, Si Ikaw” (I am you), in a popular sitcom she was starring in around that time. In the same year Carlson also starred in the Six Million Centavo Man, another spoof of an American tv show. The only material currently circulating about this movie is the poster / advert used to promote it.

Status: missing, but copies probably still in existence.

Zarda Super Filipina (Philippines, 1986)

Zarda Super Filipina was a 1986 superheroine tv show that was paired in the schedules with another series that adapted a male ‘komiks’ hero called Kidlat. Isabel Rivas portrayed a young woman who is lame (much like Darna’s alter ego, Narda), but when trouble rears its ugly head stigmata appear on her hands and she is transformed into the superheroine, Zarda. Her adversaries were horror inspired or supernatural in nature, such as zombies. It isn’t known quite how many episodes there were, but it is thought to have had a decent run. There’s a single publicity photo available, based on a magazine advert for both the Kidlat and Zarda shows. Aside from this there’s little information online, and no footage or episodes or screen captures.

Status: missing, presumed wiped or junked.

Darna (Philippines, 1977)

Fourteen year old Lorna Tolentino played both Darna and her alter ego Narda in this 1977 television adaptation of the highly popular ‘komik’ character, produced by Kitchie Benedicto-Paulino. The show is notable for being the first Darna produced for tv, and for featuring a one-piece costume rather than Darna’s usual bikini. Perhaps commissioned in response to the popularity of American imports like the Bionic Woman, stories included Darna defending a scientist when his own super-tough robot creation turns into a homicidal threat.

Reports of the show’s broadcast history are somewhat confusing. There appears to have been only two episodes, the first perhaps screened sometime in February 1977 on KBS 9, with Narda becoming Darna only briefly towards the end of the episode. Despite this opening episode ending with a preview of the next story, allegedly the first episode was repeated a week later. A second episode, guest starring Tina Artillaga, was then apparently (according to promo material) broadcast towards the end of August.

In terms of surviving materials, a handful of publicity photos are still available, but there appears to be no footage or surviving episodes to view anywhere. Some fans have therefore assumed that the show is lost to the mists of time, like so much other old television.

Status: missing, presumed wiped or junked.

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Latinx singers of classical music: a list so incomplete as to be positively embarrassing

What I wrote in the previous post in this series applies here as well:

Some of these artists are up-and-comers; some of their careers were at their height in the 1970s, when I first began paying attention; a few go back further than that.

Although in this case it’s more than a few — which, along with the fact I kept finding more and more younger artists, is why I decided to end my research and post this now.

I’ve included many of the younger ones solely on the basis of reputation, without having heard them. Not all are or were A-listers, but they are all people who sing or sang Western classical music for a living, or taught others to do so, or a combination of the two.

Assembling this list has required me to consider some questions of inclusion. Do the children of European immigrants who, in some cases, didn’t even bother to give their children Latinate names belong here? Undoubtedly many people will say no; I disagree. (I have drawn the line, however, at Spanish or Portuguese artists who decamped to their countries’ former colonies.)

Fedora Alemán (1912-2018), soprano, Venezuela Elaine Alvarez, soprano, USA Marcelo Álvarez, tenor, Argentina Fanny Anitúa (1887-1968), contralto, Mexico Francisco Araiza, tenor, Mexico Iván Ayón-Rivas, tenor, Peru Aldo Baldin (1945-1994), tenor, Brazil René Barbera, tenor, USA Vanessa Becerra, soprano, USA Ricardo Bernal, tenor, Mexico Jessica Bogado Corvalán, soprano, Paraguay Javier Camarena, tenor, Mexico Teresa Castillo, soprano, USA Ian Castro, tenor, USA Arturo Chacón-Cruz, tenor, Mexico Mario Chang, tenor, Guatemala Claudia Chapa, mezzo-soprano, Mexico Luis Chapa, tenor, Mexico Lisa Chavez, mezzo-soprano, USA José Coca Loza, bass, Bolivia Eliane Coelho, soprano, Brazil John J. Concepcion, tenor, USA Natacha Cóndor, mezzo-soprano, Ecuador Paul Corona, bass, USA Gloria Criscione Pineda, soprano, Paraguay Gilda Cruz-Romo, soprano, Mexico José Cura, tenor, Argentina Alfredo Daza, baritone, Mexico César Delgado, tenor, Mexico Juan José de León, tenor, USA Fernando de la Mora, tenor, Mexico Justino Díaz, bass-baritone, Puerto Rico Gabriella Di Laccio, soprano, Brazil Nahuel di Pierro, bass, Argentina Oralia Dominguez (1925-2013), contralto, Mexico Rubén Domínguez (1935-2015), tenor, Venezuela Cecilia Duarte, mezzo-soprano, Mexico Gabriella Enríquez, soprano, USA Consuelo Escobar (1887-1967), soprano, Mexico Franco Fagioli, counter-tenor, Argentina Bernarda Fink, mezzo-soprano, Argentina Juan Diego Flórez, tenor, Peru Cristina Gallardo-Domâs, soprano, Chile Karen Gardeazabal, soprano, Mexico Ricardo Garcia, tenor, USA Raúl Giménez, tenor, Argentina Adriana González, soprano, Guatemala Joshua Guerrero, tenor, USA Carlos Guichandut (1914-1990), tenor, Argentina Levi Hernandez, baritone, USA Ramón Iriarte, baritone, Venezuela Edgar Jaramillo, tenor, USA Maria Katzarava, soprano, Mexico Yunuet Laguna, soprano, Mexico Valeriano Lanchas, bass, Colombia José Lemos, counter-tenor, Brazil Laura León, soprano, Cuba Isobel Leonard, mezzo-soprano, USA Luis Lima, tenor, Argentina Cecilia Violetta López, soprano, USA Zulimar López-Hernández, soprano, Puerto Rico Ricardo Lugo, bass, Puerto Rico Sergio Mandujano, tenor, USA José Mongelós, tenor, Paraguay Larisa Martínez, soprano, Puerto Rico Julio Mascaro, tenor, Guatemala José Mojica (1895-1974), tenor, Mexico Albert Montañez, counter-tenor, Colombia Maria José Morales, soprano, Guatemala Rafael Moras, tenor, USA Octavio Moreno, baritone, Mexico Adelaida Negri (1943-2019), soprano, Argentina Salvador Novoa (1937-2021), tenor, Mexico Richard Ollarsaba, bass-baritone, USA Lisette Oropesa, soprano, USA Jehú Otero, tenor, Puerto Rico Beatriz Parra Durango, soprano, Ecuador Miguel Pedroza, bass-baritone, Venezuela Ángela Peralta (1846-1883), soprano, Mexico Ailyn Pérez, soprano, USA Natalie Pérez, mezzo-soprano, Argentina Rodrigo Porras Garulo, tenor, Mexico Marcello Puente, tenor, Argentina Gustavo Quaresma Ramos, tenor, Brazil Rayén Quitral (1916-1979), soprano, Chile Ernesto Ramirez, tenor, Mexico Gabriella Reyes, soprano, USA Iván Ayón Rivas, tenor, Peru Ricardo José Rivera, baritone, Puerto Rico Gaston Rivero, tenor, Uruguay Mario Rojas, tenor, Mexico Manuel Salazar (1887-1950), tenor, Costa Rica Zoraida Salazar, soprano, Colombia Renato Sassola (1927-2013), tenor, Argentina Bidú Sayão (1902-1999), soprano, Brazil Erwin Schrott, bass-baritone, Uruguay Rosita Serrano (1912-1997), soprano, Chile Nadine Sierra, soprano, USA Efraín Solís, bass-baritone, USA José Sosa Esquivel (1923-1968), tenor, Mexico Paolo Szot, baritone, Brazil Ricardo Tamura, tenor, Brazil Jonathan Tetelman, tenor, Chile Camila Titinger, soprano, Brazil Matthew Treviño, bass, USA Eduardo Valdes, tenor, Puerto Rico Ramón Vargas, tenor, Mexico Héctor Vásquez, baritone, USA Vanessa Vasquez, soprano, USA Hugo Vera, tenor, USA Denis Vélez, soprano, Mexico Fabián Veloz, baritone, Argentina Elena Villalón, soprano, USA Verónica Villarroel, soprano, Chile Rolando Villazón, tenor, Mexico Ramon Vinay (1911-1996), tenor, Chile Ariana Wehr, soprano, Brazil Renato Zanelli, tenor, Chile

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Spazio G43: iNGaBBiaTi CoN L'aRTe Mostra collettiva di Arte Contemporanea A cura di Enzo Correnti Inaugurazione 18 Aprile 2020 Spazio G43 - Via Garella,43 Prato Omaggio a Luca De Silva Dalla Collezione CORRENTI – RIPARI Grafica di _guroga ELENCO DEI PARTECIPANTI _guroga, Alessandro Giannetti, Alessandro Pucci, Alessandra Gereschi, Alfonso Caccavale, Antonella Sassanelli, Antonio Conte, Antonio De Rose, Antonio La Gamba, Associazione Culturale Art-Art Impruneta (Firenze), Articolo 31 (Titti Gaeta), Barbara Fluvi, Beatrice Capozza, Brigata Topolino, Barbara Neri, Bruno Cassaglia, Carla Colombo, Claudia Conte, BAU Contenitore di Cultura Contemporanea n° 09 (2012) e n°14 (2017), Claudia Garrocini, Claudio Romeo, Clemente Padin, Collettivo Dada Boom Viareggio (Laura Serafin, Mario Giannelli, Virginia Orrico, Giacome Verde, Alessandro Giannetti e Sara Bellandi), Dala (Dalila Lili Leonetti), Daniela Gentili, Daniela Leonetti, Daniela Mastromauro, Daniela Pisolato, Davide Cruciata, Domenico Severino, Enzo Correnti, Erica Romano, Eva Malacarne, Francesca Confessore, Francesco Alarico, Francesco Cornello, Fulgor C. Silvi, Glauco Di Sacco, Gennaro Ippolito, Horouna Sonare, I Santini Del Prete (Franco Santini e Del Prete Raimondo), Ignazio Fresu, Ilaria Pergolesi, Ina Ripari, Irene Giannetti, Ivette Berti, Ivy Junia Grace Wuethrich & Enzo Correnti, Jakob De Chirico, Laura Coniglione, Laura Balla, Laura Serafin, Lancillotto Bellini, Lars Schumacher, Lia Pecchioli, Luca De Silva, Luca Fani, Luca Serasini, Luce Fabbri, Lucia Longo, Lucia Spagnuolo, Luther Blissett, Leti Vanna, Maria Teresa Cazzaro, Mariano Bellarosa, Marta Brodowska, Mariano Lo Gerfo, Mauro Gazzara, Maurizio Follin, Mattia Crisci, Maya Lopez Muro, Meral Agàr, Mimmo Domenico Di Caterino, Monty Cantsib, Moreno Correnti, Morice Marcuse, Meral Agàr, Murat Onol, NaCosa Napoli (Valentina Guerra & Antonio Conte), Neo Reo, Nicola Bertoglio, Nina Todorovic & Enzo Correnti, Noemi Silvera, Patrizia Cerella, Progetto No Name (Sara KO Fontana & Dario Arrighi), Redazione SKEDA Metropolitana Prato 2014, Renata e Giovanni Strada, Rita Esposito, Risouke Cohen, Roberto Scala, Sabrina Danielli, Selene Correnti, Serse Luigetti, Simona Carletti, Simona Dipasquale, Simona Giglio, Skinaz (Mimicha Finazzi), Tania Passerino, Mail art Collettiva (VeitArt, Ina Ripari, Fabiola Barna, Cecilia Bossi e Mabi Col), Ubaldo Molesti, Vittore Baroni, Walter Correnti, Walter Pennacchi, Luca Granato, Laura Violeta Dima.Nella mia casa vicinissimo al Centro per l’Arte Contemporane L. Pecci a Prato, nella parte centrale dell’appartamento c’è un ingresso, dove ci sono ben 5 porte, è grande 210 cm x 180 cm, l’altezza è 260 cm. Chiuso in casa, per i noti motivi che tutti conosciamo, si può anche sopportare ma come artista sento il bisogno di fare qualcosa. Vi ricordo che da quando è iniziata questa quarantena da solo o con altri amici ho già organizzato tre eventi. Virtual Happening Boom “DADA SIEMPRE” a cura di Enzo Correnti ed Ivette Berti, in collaborazione con Officina Dada Boom e la collaborazione esterna e grafica di _guroga. In occasione dell’equinozio di Primavere ai tempi del Coronavirus Noi artisti REO-DADA abbiamo invitato gli artisti a compiere un’azione artistica, in cui il protagonista non sia il panico, ma al contrario il VIRUS sia l’ARTE. L’evento si è svolto dalle ore 09:00 alle ore 21:00 del 21 marzo 2020. https://www.facebook.com/events/686880731852745/ . Il secondo evento organizzato è stato: ENZO CORRENTI (l'uomo carta) Presenta “Noi DeL PRiMo aPRiLe (VIII edizione)” ZoNa RoSSa CoN-CoRoNa (eSSeRCi SeNZa eSSeRCi) Opere, installazioni, mail art e performance. Grafica della locandina di _guroga - Dalle ore 16:00 alle ore 20:00 - Prato, 01 Aprile 2020 MuSeo aLTeRNaTiVo DeL BiSeNZio (Pista ciclabile Gino Bartali, Riva dx , Mezzana, Prato). Dal 22 marzo 2020 inserendo foto di tutte le precedenti edizioni, le locandine dalla prima edizione risalente al 2008 e le successive edizioni e accompagnati da ironici post che spiegavano come arrivare al Museo Alternativo Bisenzio. Fino all’ANNULLAMENTO dell’evento avvenuto il 1 aprile 2020 https://www.facebook.com/events/209176410494925 e infine dal 6 /12 aprile 2020 Photo Virtual Happening MI MANCA… NON MI MANCA… A cura di Ivette Berti & Enzo Correnti - Grafica e collaborazione di _guroga Dopo giorni e giorni chiusi in casa senza potere uscire ci siamo chiesti: Cosa mi manca? Cosa non mi manca? Pubblicate le vostre foto scrivendo: MI MANCA… NON MI MANCA… https://www.facebook.com/events/585275775417404 …Cosi per continuare in questo mio impegno, per dimostrare che la reclusione non mi ha impedito di dedicare del tempo a quello che l’arte mi ha dato e mi da, ho deciso di fare una mostra di Arte Contemporanea in questo minuscolo spazio. Esponendo 260 opere di grande e piccole dimensioni di ben 111 artisti della Collezione Privata Correnti-Ripari. L’inaugurazione è prevista per giorno 18 aprile alle ore 18:00 con una breve diretta. Nei giorni successivi vi faremo visitare virtualmente l’evento, pubblicando nella pagina foto e brevi video. Enzo Correnti (l’uomo carta) #essercisenzaesserci #iononmiarresto #lartenonvainquarantena #arteresistente #agitazioneculturale #reodada #enzocorrenti #_guroga #veitart #photovirtualhappening #inaripari #spaziog43 #ingabbiaticonlarte

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Nel 1979, 40 anni fa, usciva in Giappone prodotta dalla Tokio Movie Shinshala serie animata Versailles No Bara, "Le rose di Versailles", tratta dal manga del 1972 di Riyoko Ikeda. Ribattezzata Lady Oscar nel nostro Paese approdò 1 marzo 1982 su Italia 1 (ancora di proprietà della Rusconi) diventando immediatamente un cartone cult fra i più amati di tutti i tempi.

Le "rose di Versailles" del titolo originale sono principalmente Oscar François, figlia del Generale De Jarjayes che sceglie di crescerla come un maschio; Maria Antonietta, figlia di Maria Teresa D'Austria e data in sposa ancor giovanissima al delfino di Francia che diventerà Luigi XVI; Jeanne De Valois De La Motte, nobile decaduta che vive di espedienti; Rosalie Lamorliere, protetta di Oscar e colei che, storicamente, assisterà Maria Antonietta negli ultimi giorni di vita prima di essere ghigliottinata.

Lady Oscar si distingue immediatamente dagli altri cartoni animati per l'alone di tragedia che lo segna fin dall'inizio. Fin dal primo episodio, infatti, ambientato in Francia nella seconda metà del Settecento, si conosce il triste destino di Maria Antonietta e del Paese che, qualche anno dopo, verrà investito dalla bufera rivoluzionaria. Un manto fosco grava dunque su tutta la serie, autentico inno all'amore doloroso con il suo quadrangolo di storie sentimentali sventurate. Oscar ama lo svedese Conte di Fersen che tuttavia è legato da un amore impossibile con Maria Antonietta, mentre il fedelissimo valletto Andrè è "innamorato respinto" di Oscar.

Nel dipanarsi degli amori sfortunati dei quattro personaggi principali, la Francia muove ogni giorno un passo sulla strada della rovina, e altre storie s'intrecciano al Fato dei protagonisti: quella di Jeanne De Valois, spregiudicata avventuriera che coinvolgerà Maria Antonietta nello "scandalo della collana" per poi togliersi la vita; quella di Rosalie che si scoprirà figlia illegittima della contessa di Polignac che per un amaro scherzo del destino ha investito con la carrozza la madre adottiva della ragazza; quella del giovane avvocato Bernard Chatelais, legato a Maximilien de Robespierre, e che la notte si trasforma nel Cavaliere Nero e che, accidentantalmente, priverà Andrè di un occhio innescando gli eventi nefasti futuri; quella dell'idealista e coraggioso soldato della guardia Alain che vedrà la sorella Diane impiccarsi perché rifiutata da un nobile il giorno del loro matrimonio; quella di Charlotte de Polignac, figlia della contessa, che si getterà da una torre per sfuggire a un matrimonio con un vecchio libertino impostole dalla madre arrivista, e così via.

Il suicidio della piccola Charlotte segna uno spartiacque storico nella serie. Mentre la prima parte è più spensierata e caratterizzata da disegni più "infantili", nonché monopolizzata perlopiù dalla guerra fredda tra Maria Antonietta e la Contessa Du Barry, favorita di Luigi XV, dopo la tragica morte della giovane Polignac i toni degli episodi si fanno più funesti, più cupi, più neri, e i disegni divengono più maturi, più spigolosi, più gotici, corredati da una mirabile colonna sonora che commenta egregiamente le curatissime immagini.

Piccola chicca: la sigla iniziale rappresenta Oscar nei panni di una rosa rosa stretta tra spine azzurre (ovvero la vita da maschio che le è stata imposta dal padre generale), mentre nella sigla finale la vediamo libera dalle spine e dalla sua corazza maschile grazie al suo amore per André.

Particolarmente struggente la maturazione delle due amiche di una vita, Oscar e Maria Antonietta: da nobile fedele alla Corona, la prima rinnega i suoi natali per guidare il popolo alla Bastiglia sospinta dal suo sentimento per il fido André, che ha scoperto di amare troppo tardi e con cui si è unita in un'unica notte d'amore in riva al fiume in una danza di lucciole; mentre la seconda, provata dalla morte del figlioletto e dalla separazione forzata con Fersen, abbandonando la frivola spensieratezza dell'adolescenza si chiude in una fortezza di egoismo retrivo che le impedisce di scorgere i segni premonitori del disastro. Memorabile la scena nella quale, pochi giorni prima della Rivoluzione, Oscar va a trovare l'amica Regina cercando di avvertirla di quanto sta per accadere, trovandola irremovibile. Le due si separano piangendo, consapevoli che non si rivedranno mai più.

La morte di André - ormai quasi cieco - rappresenta uno dei momenti più tragici di sempre, con la geniale trovata cinematografica del lenzuolo che, spinto dal vento, gli copre pian piano il volto fra i singhiozzi e le urla di dolore di Oscar, che vede il suo uomo lasciarla per sempre dopo aver troppo tardi scoperto di amarlo; la donna lo seguirà di lì a poco, colpita a morte di fronte alla Bastiglia che, con il suo coraggio, ha contribuito a espugnare. L'ultimo suo pensiero sarà ovviamente per André.

Saranno Rosalie e Bernard, ora sposati, e Alain a raccontare nell'ultimo episodio il filo degli eventi, sottolineando che, a Oscar e André, sepolti l'uno accanto all'altro su una collina, sono stati risparmiati i momenti orribili del Terrore. L'ultima scena della meravigliosa e immortale serie che ha divertito, insegnando per giunta loro la Rivoluzione Francese, milioni di adolescenti vede i tre amici interrogarsi di fronte a una rosa fabbricata con degli scampoli di stoffa da Maria Antonietta in cella poco prima di morire e affidata a Rosalie perché la colorasse in ricordo dell'amica Oscar. I tre decidono infine: il colore che, secondo Andrè, Oscar avrebbe scelto per le rose sarebbe stato il bianco. Immacolato, virginale, luminoso, il bianco racchiude, non per nulla, tutti i colori del mondo.

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UN CONVEGNO NAZIONALE SU SCOUTISMO E ANTIFASCISMO

Roma

9 marzo 2019, centro Boncompagni 22, via Boncompagni 22, ore 20.30

10 marzo 2019, cinema Caravaggio, via Paisiello 24, ore 10

Dopo le settimane di preparazione e i due giorni passati insieme a Roma siamo tornati alle nostre vite quotidiane, agli studi e al lavoro con una nuova esperienza nello zaino. È stato un weekend intenso e bello.

Ecco i portali dove nei prossimi giorni pubblicheremo progressivamente i materiali del convegno: foto, atti, registrazioni.

Le registrazioni su Soundcloud 

Documenti e slide in una cartella condivisa

Le foto su Flickr

I partecipanti al convegno hanno scelto di lasciarsi con una serie di impegni condivisi per continuare insieme, li trovi a questo link.

L’appello che ha lanciato un convegno nazionale su scoutismo e antifascismo rimane aperto alle firme di capi in servizio e di ex capi scout delle associazioni italiane. L’indirizzo è sempre quello: scoutantifascisti@gmail.com 

L’appello

Siamo educatori scout, Capi e soci adulti delle associazioni italiane, antifascisti per storia e visione del mondo. Vogliamo piantare la nostra tenda anche in questa fase storica così delicata, in questo mondo che muta così velocemente in una direzione che ci pare spesso sbagliata, preoccupante e contraria ai nostri valori.

Troppo spesso dai quattro angoli del paese e del continente ci arrivano storie strazianti. Personaggi violenti picchiano donne e uomini colpevoli solo di essere diversi per idee, per colore della pelle, per opinioni sulla vita e sul mondo. Intolleranza e sopraffazione si diffondono mentre esseri umani muoiono in mare. Nella politica e nella società, il livello di discussione si limita spesso a slogan che nascondono lacune culturali e una evidente mancanza di consapevolezza rispetto alla realtà. Nonostante i dati parlino di un numero di reati in costante diminuzione, gli imprenditori della paura speculano sul senso di insicurezza e precarietà della gente, per alimentare sui territori insensate guerre tra poveri.

Ogni settimana, ogni giorno, in giro per gli stessi territori bambine, bambini, ragazze e ragazzi, giovani e Capi continuano allo stesso tempo a giocare un gioco che ha ormai più di cent'anni e che si basa su principi completamente opposti: fratellanza, vita all'aria aperta, educazione fra pari sono il cardine di ciò che noi chiamiamo educazione alla libertà. Per questo sappiamo che l’antifascismo per un Capo scout è una scelta di metodo, oltre che un valore: è un modo di fare, uno stile dell’educare, un’attenzione da tenere costantemente presente quando si organizzano giochi, attività, proposte.

Le associazioni scout italiane da sempre hanno tenuto fermo questo patrimonio di idee e di valori. Il CNGEI nella propria carta di identità associativa pone la democrazia, all’interno dei propri processi decisionali e come fulcro della propria azione educativa,  tra le proprie scelte fondanti e caratterizzanti e, quanto all'educazione dei giovani, evidenzia il concetto di coeducazione, ovvero di educazione per tutti e con tutti, accettando e rispettando ogni diversità. L’AGESCI pone l’antifascismo tra i riferimenti fondamentali della Scelta Politica contenuta nel Patto Associativo, il documento fondativo dell’unificazione di ASCI e AGI avvenuta nell’aprile 1974: da allora lo ha sempre mantenuto come irrinunciabile, rilanciandolo e facendolo vivere negli eventi per capi e ragazzi, oltre che nella propria quotidiana democrazia associativa.

Questo è un coraggio che viene da lontano. Le Aquile Randagie in Lombardia, gli scout clandestini dello Stretto e della Calabria, le guide e gli scout antifascisti a Roma: durante gli anni della Giungla Silente, quando la dittatura nazifascista soppresse tutte le associazioni educative diverse dall’Opera Nazionale Balilla e dall’Azione Cattolica, gruppi di Capi e ragazzi scelsero la clandestinità perché alla base del loro agire avevano una scelta di mondo, un'idea di ciò che l'uomo e la donna possono diventare, quella che oggi alcune associazioni scout chiamano Partenza. 

Da tempo noi ci troviamo invece ad assistere, oltre a momenti positivi e a prese di posizioni auspicabili, anche a contraddizioni e compromessi all'interno delle nostre associazioni. A timidezze e a volte a errori: ad attività da migliorare, a episodi non affrontati, a Capi non abbastanza preparati e non abbastanza consapevoli e attivi sui temi dell'antifascismo; allo stesso tempo conosciamo quanto i Capi giovani - e non solo - oggi chiedano formazione di qualità e posizioni rigorose su antifascismo, antirazzismo, nonviolenza e critica radicale al potere come dominio. Vediamo anche che i nostri ragazzi, molto più adulti oggi delle generazioni che li hanno preceduti, sono fortunatamente meno disposti ad accettare risposte preconfezionate e ordini che vengono da adulti, a volte Capi, spesso pronti ad ostentare un’autorità che non hanno, anziché esprimere una più auspicabile autorevolezza: sono così proprio le future donne e i futuri uomini che ci sono affidati a chiedere sui grandi temi dei nostri tempi proposte chiare, contenuti forti, qualità educativa elevata.

Sappiamo bene quanto sia difficile essere associazione al giorno d’oggi. È per questo allora che vogliamo essere fedeli alla nostra Promessa e renderci utili anche in tempi che troviamo cupi, trasformandoli in giorni promettenti. Vogliamo ritrovarci per discutere e pensare, per condividere ciò che ci sta a cuore, migliorare la nostra azione educativa e confermarla ancorata a quei riferimenti che per noi sono irrinunciabili. Vogliamo costruire un pensiero che sia di servizio alle associazioni che operano sul territorio e ai singoli Capi che si impegnano ai quattro angoli del paese.

Ci convochiamo allora, come Capi scout, educatori liberi, in un Convegno nazionale su scoutismo e antifascismo, che vivremo il 9 e il 10 marzo 2019 a Roma, presso il cinema Caravaggio. Un incontro di studio, di riflessione, di dibattito, di approfondimento e meditazione. Un incontro di formazione. Un altro passo nella giusta direzione.

Siamo Capi scout,

Siamo antifascisti.

Coordinamento Capi Scout Antifascisti

Per aderire scrivi a scoutantifascisti@gmail.com

I capi firmatari dell’appello

Tommaso Caldarelli, Lazio, Agesci

Maria Chiara Porretta, Lazio, Agesci

Margherita Posta, Lazio, Agesci

Paolo Nunziante, Liguria, Agesci

Valentino Scordino, Calabria, Agesci

Giovanni Gaiera, Lombardia, Agesci

Emanuele Luigi Colazzo, Lazio, Agesci

Daniela Ferrara, Sicilia, Agesci

Nicola Selim Babaoglu, Bologna, Cngei

Luca Montanari, Bologna, Cngei

Laura Pattuzzi, Emilia-Romagna, Agesci

Mattia Pesci, Emilia-Romagna, Agesci

Silvia Sturani, Veneto, Agesci

Padre Giuseppe Trotta Sj, Campania, Agesci

Mariarosaria Zamboi, Lazio, Agesci

Giorgio Manca, Lazio, Agesci 

Saverio Sciao Pazzano, Calabria, Agesci

Ciro Facciolla, Portici, Cngei

Antonello Praticó, Calabria, Agesci

Luca Scarpiello, Bari, Cngei

Riccardo Camedda, Roma, Cngei

Gregorio Lombardi, Fermignano, Cngei

Giada Jacqueline Todisco Grande, Fermignano, Cngei

Mirta Cimmino, Napoli, Cngei

Matteo Morara, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Margherita Milone, Liguria, Agesci

Chiara Zotti, Piemonte, Agesci 

Gianluca Scacco, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Lia Zornetta, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Federico Scarpelli, Toscana, Agesci

Attilio Valentini, Ariccia, Cngei

Paolo Biella, Lombardia, Agesci

Francesca Galletti, Ariccia, Cngei

Azzurra Chiaramonti, Lazio, Agesci 

Silvia d’Auria, Lazio, Agesci

Simone Barbieri, Liguria, Agesci

Giovanni Raffa, Calabria, Agesci

Antongiulio Cavaliere Converti, Calabria, Agesci

Giulia Addazi, Lazio, Agesci

Dina Tufano, Lombardia, Agesci

Lorenzo Morandi, Lombardia, Agesci

Alessandro Cogorno, Liguria, Agesci

Caterina Bondi, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Andrea Biglietti, Bologna, Agesci

Francesco Mancioppi, Liguria, Agesci

Marco Fumagalli, Lombardia, Agesci

Pietro Acrami, Lombardia, Agesci

Pierpaolo Rapicano, Campania, Agesci

Francesca Saccomandi, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Lorenzo Gilli, Lazio, Agesci

Benedetta Rubino, Lombardia, Agesci

Luca Pirolo, Lombardia, Agesci

Teresa Ballerini, Pesaro, Cngei

Matteo Zornetta, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Matilde Marzorati, Lombardia, Agesci

Giulia Ventimiglia, Lombardia, Agesci

Anna Cerati, Lombardia, Agesci

Jacopo Mascheroni, Lombardia, Agesci

Carolina Vitale, Lombardia, Agesci

Jacopo Cerati, Lombardia, Agesci

Laura Maialetti, Lombardia, Agesci

Giovanni Romano, Lecce, Cngei

Pietro Feltri, Lombardia, Agesci

Bianca Ferrari, Milano, Cngei

Daniele Caldarelli, Ariccia, Cngei

Francesca Fumagalli, Lombardia, Agesci

Jacopo Pesiri, Padova, Gruppo Scout Pablo Neruda

Claudio Ielmini, Piemonte, Agesci

Marta Abbate, Lombardia, Agesci

Chiara Abbate, Lombardia, Agesci

Sarah Longo, Lombardia, Agesci

Francesca Gorla, Lombardia, Agesci

Giovanni Terribile, Lombardia, Agesci

Alessandro Colombo, Lombardia, Agesci

Camilla Tambani, Lombardia, Agesci

Gabriele Riva, Lombardia, Agesci

Davide Scopece, Lombardia, Agesci

Cristina Pilichi, Lombardia, Agesci

Giulia Galliani, Lombardia, Agesci

Flavio Zecchinello, Lombardia, Agesci

Marco Piazzoni, Lombardia, Agesci

Carlo Bidoia, Lombardia, Agesci

Luciano Squillaci, Calabria, Agesci

Antonino Nunnari, Calabria, Agesci

Anna Colombo, Lombardia, Agesci

Samuele Pirronello, Lombardia, Agesci

Maddalena Cavadini, Lombardia, Agesci

Maria Fera, Liguria, Agesci

Anna Colombo, Lombardia, Agesci 

Cecilia Barberis, Lombardia, Agesci

Sofia Ronchetti, Lombardia, Agesci

Giuggi Palmenta, Calabria, Agesci

Andrea Bosio, Liguria, Agesci

Elisa Galli, Lazio, Agesci

Andrea Bogino, Sardegna, Agesci

Jessica Marino, Calabria, Agesci

Fabio Tassone, Lazio, Agesci

Davide Palluzzi, Lazio, Agesci

Matteo Spallacci, Marche, Agesci

Sara Lonato, Lombardia, Agesci

Marino Marinelli, Toscana, Agesci

Medea Zanon, Bologna, Cngei

Valentina d'Alessio, Abruzzo, Agesci

Lucia Romeo, Calabria, Agesci

Angela Pesce, Umbria, Agesci

Manlio Majorani, Umbria, Agesci

Giulia Ghini, Emilia Romagna, Agesci

Cristian Calzolari, Bologna, Agesci

Pierpaolo Giordano, Ariccia, Cngei

Salvo Ranno, Messina, Cngei

Tiziano Carbone, Velletri, Cngei

Sara Moon Villa, Milano, Cngei

Susanna Chiulli, Lazio, Agesci

Emanuele Falcolini, Lazio, Agesci 

Marialuisa Mortara, Lazio, Agesci

Domenico Alghiri, Lazio, Agesci

Antonio Coccia, Lazio, Agesci  

adesioni in continuo aggiornamento...

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Sostenitori - Ex capi scout 

Gian Domenico Ricaldone, Liguria; Annarita Leobruni, Lazio; Elisabetta Fonti, Lazio; Matteo Fontana, Lazio; Giulia d’Auria, Lazio; Romolo Corradi, Marche; Amaniele Teke, Lazio; Valentina Marra, Lazio; Vittorio Agnoletto, Lombardia; Fabio Siclari, Calabria; Alessandro Cartisano, Calabria; Cosimo Magnelli, Toscana; Alice Vergani, Lombardia; Fulvia Fadda, Toscana; Michela Brambilla, Lombardia; Alessandro Colleoni, Lombardia;  Adriano Palagi, Toscana; Giovanni Cresci, Toscana; Marta Cristianini, Lazio; Giulio Lattanzi, Toscana; Christina Tanca, Marche; Michela Laurenzo, Sardegna

Raccogliamo adesioni di capi ed educatori scout, di assistenti ecclesiastici, di ex capi scout. 

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[TASK 111: CHILE]

In celebration of September 15th to October 15th being Latinx Heritage Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 620+ Chilean faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

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Belgium Castro (1921) Chilean - actress and teacher.

Carmen Barros (1925) Chilean - actress and singer.

María Teresa Fricke (1927) Chilean - actress.

Teresa Münchmeyer (1928) Chilean - actress and landscape painter.

Shenda Román (1928) Chilean - actress.

Delfina Guzmán (1928) Chilean - actress.

Mario Lorca (1930) Chilean - actress and director.

Violeta Vidaurre (1930) Chilean - actress.

Mireya Moreno (1931) Chilean - actress.

Luz Jiménez (1934) Chilean - actress, theater director, and teacher.

Gabriela Medina (1935) Chilean - actress.

Sonia Mena (1936) Chilean - actress.

Grimanesa Jiménez (1937) Chilean - actress.

Gloria Münchmeyer (1938) Chilean - actress.

Isabel Parra (1939) Chilean - singer-songwriter and interpreter of Latin American musical folklore.

Gabriela Hernández (1939) Chilean - actress.

Silvia Santelices (1940) Chilean - actress.

Palmenia Pizarro (1941) Chilean - singer.

Dagmar Lassander (1943) Chilean, German / French - actress.

Coca Rudolphy (1943) Chilean - actress.

Monica Carrasco (1947) Chilean - actress.

María Elena Duvauchelle (1947) Chilean - actress.

Gloria Laso (1947) Chilean - actress and director.

Ana Reeves (1948) Chilean - actress and director.

Gloria Benavides (1948) Chilean - actress, singer and comedian.

Patricia Maldonado Aravena (1950) Chilean - television presenter.

Teresita Reyes (1950) Chilean [Palestinian / Unknown] - actress.

Jacqueline Boudon (1951) Chilean - actress, comedian, director and pedagogue.

Elsa Poblete (1952) Chilean - actress.

Rosa Ramírez (1953) Chilean - actress and director.

Consuelo Holzapfel (1954) Chilean [German] - actress and director.

Silvia Novak (1955) Chilean - actress.

Malucha Pinto (1955) Chilean - actress, theater director and dramatist.

Claudia di Girolamo (1956) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Fedora Kliwadenko (1956) Chilean - actress.

Loreto Valenzuela (1956) Chilean - actress and director.

Maricarmen Arrigorriaga (1957) Chilean [Basque] - actress.

Marcela Medel (1957) Chilean - actress.

Roxana Campos (1958) Chilean - actress.

Carmen Disa Gutiérrez (1959) Chilean - actress.

Maria Izquierdo Huneeus (1960) Chilean - actress, director and screenwriter.

Paulina García (1960) Chilean - actress, theatre director and playwright.

Esperanza Silva (1960) Chilean - actress and director.

Adriana Vacarezza (1961) Chilean [Basque, Italian] - actress.

Magdalena Max-Neef (1961) Chilean - actress.

Andrea Tessa (1961) Chilean [Italian] - singer-songwriter, TV presenter, and actress.

Irene Llano (1962) Chilean - actress and singer.

Elena Muñoz (1962) Chilean - actress, dramatist and scriptwriter.

Luz Croxatto (1962) Chilean - actress, director and screenwriter.

Sandra O'Ryan (1962) Chilean - actress.

Graciela Araya (1962) Chilean - singer.

Pilar Cox / María Pilar Cox Balsamina (1963) Chilean [Uruguayan] - ex-model, television presenter and actress.

Ximena Rivas (1963) Chilean - actress.

Coca Guazzini (1953) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Valentina Vargas (1964) Chilean [French] - actress.

Carmina Irrigation (1964) Chilean - actress and manager.

Lisa Guerrero (1964) Chilean / English - actress, model, tv host, sportscaster, and journalist.

Viviana Rodríguez (1964) Chilean - actress.

Marcela Osorio (1964) Chilean - actress.

Katty Kowaleczko (1964) Chilean [Polish] - actress.

Carolina Arregui (1965) Chilean [Crotation, Basque] - actress.

Amparo Noguera (1965) Chilean - actress.

Cecilia Bolocco (1965) Chilean [Italian, Arbëresh / German] - actress, tv host, and Miss Universe 1987.

Myriam Hernández (1965) Chilean - singer-songwriter and television presenter.

Carmen Gloria Arroyo (1965) Chilean - tv host.

Claudia Celedón (1966) Chilean [Basque] - actress.

Elvira López (1966) Chilean - actress.

Natalia Cuevas (1966) Chilean - singer, comedian, impressionist, and actress.

Ana María Gazmuri (1966) Chilean - actress.

Lorene Prieto (1967) Chilean [New Zealand] - actress.

Charlotte Lewis (1967) 1/4 Chilean, 1/4 Iraqi, 1/4 Irish, 1/4 English - actress.

Macarena Mina (1968) Chilean [Italian] - Miss Chile 1989.

Javiera Parra (1968) Chilean - musician and singer.

Francesca Ancarola (1968) Chilean [Italian] - singer and songwriter.

Catalina Saavedra (1968) Chilean - actress.

Alessandra Guerzoni (1968) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Paulina Gálvez (1969) Chilean / Spanish - actress.

Andrea Freund (1969) Chilean [German] - actress, director and producer.

Catalina Guerra (1969) Chilean - actress.

Karen Doggenweiler (1969) Chilean [German, Swiss / Spanish, Aragonese] - tv presenter.

Paula Urrutia (1969) Chilean - actress and director.

Claudia Burr (1969) Chilean - actress.

Aline Kuppenheim (1969) Chilean [French] - actress.

Paola Volpato (1969) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Colombina Parra (1970) Chilean - musician and singer.

Alejandra Fosalba (1970) Chilean - actress

Alex Castillo / Alexandra Castillo (1971) Chilean - actress and dancer.  

Cecilia Amenábar (1971) Chilean [Basque] - actress, model and artist.

Paz Bascuñán (1971) Chilean - actress.

Claudia Acuña (1971) Chilean - jazz vocalist, songwriter and arranger.

Magdalena Matthey (1971) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Heidrun Breier (1971) Chilean [Romanian, possibly German] - actress and director.

Ángela Contreras (1971) Chilean - actress.

Katyna Huberman (1971) Chilean Jewish - actress.

Leonor Varela (1972) Chilean [Syrian, Hungarian, French / Galician, possibly other] - actress and model.

Tamara Acosta (1972) Chilean - actress.

Karla Constant (1972) Chilean - tv host.

Amaya Forch (1972) Chilean [German, English] - actress and pop singer.

Ivette Vergara (1972) Chilean - tv presenter.

Francisca Imboden (1972) Chilean - actress.

Tilde de Paula / Anatilde de Paula Diaz (1972) Chilean [Brazilian / Cuban] - tv presenter, journalist, and author.

Berta Lasala (1973) Chilean - actress.

Paola Bruna / Paola Åhlund (1973) Chilean - singer and artist.

Francisca Merino / Pancha Merino (1973) Chilean - actress and television presenter.

Andrea Eltit (1973) Chilean - actress.

María Eugenia Larraín (1973) Chilean [Basque, German] - model and socialite.

Taira Court (1973) Chilean - actress and designer.

Francisca Gavilán (1973) Chilean - actress and singer.

Sigrid Alegría (1974) Chilean - actress.

Antonella Ríos (1974) Chilean - actress and presenter.

Angelica Neumann (1974) Chilean - actress, producer and designer.

Blanca Lewin (1974) Chilean - actress.

Ingrid Isensee (1974) Chilean - actress , director, broadcaster and industrial designer.

Yazmin Vazquez (1974) Chilean - tv host.

Renata Bravo (1974) Chilean - actress, comedian and radio presenter.

Úrsula Achterberg (1974) Chilean - actress.

Carolina Paulsen (1974) Chilean - actress.

Victoria Gazmuri (1974) Chilean - actress.

Claudia Pérez (1974) Chilean - actress.

Javiera Contador (1974) Chilean - actress, comedian and television hostess.

Mariana Loyola (1975) Chilean - actress.

Claudia Cabezas (1975) Chilean - actress.

Itatí Cantoral (1975) Chilean, Mexican [Spanish, including Andalusian, possibly other], French / Argentinian [Italian] - actress, singer, dancer, and producer.

Gabriela Aguilera (1975) Chilean - actress and singer.

Íngrid Cruz (1975) Chilean - actress.

Antonia Fernández (1975) Chilean - actress

Jenny Cavallo (1975) Chilean - actress.

Paola Giannini (1976) Chilean - actress

Ilona Elkin (1976) Chilean / Finnish - actress.

Elvira Cristi (1976) Chilean - actress and model.

Daniela Aleuy (1976)  Chilean - singer and songwriter.

Denisse Malebrán (1976) Chilean - singer, songwriter and vocalist.

Tonka Tomicic (1976) Chilean [Croatian] - model and television presenter.

Daniella Campos (1976) Chilean [English] - TV presenter and beauty pageant titleholder.

Mónica Godoy (1976) Chilean [English] - actress.

Deetah / Claudia Ogalde (1976) Chilean - rapper and singer.

Alicia Ika (1976) Rapa Nui [Chilean / Unknown]  - actress, musician and surf instructor.

Carolina Nissen (1976) Chilean - singer.

Paola Bontempi (1977) Chilean [German, possibly other] - actress and tv host.

Ana Tijoux (1977) Chilean - musician.

Charissa Chamorro (1977) Chilean - actress.

Paula Sharim (1977) Chilean [Lebanese Jewish, Egyptian Jewish, possibly other] - actress.

Connie Achurra (1977) Chilean - tv host.

Diana Bolocco (1977) Chilean [Italian, Arbëresh / German] - tv host.

Sussan Taunton (1977) Chilean [English, possibly other] - actress.

Ana Sol Romero (1977) Chilean - tv host.

Nicole  / Denisse Lillian Laval Soza (1977) Chilean [Spanish]  - singer-songwriter.

Patricia López (1977) Chilean - singer and actress.

María José Prieto (1977) Chilean - actress.

America Olivo (1978) Chilean, Mexican, Italian, Basque, Spanish / Belgian, Irish - actress, singer, and model.

Carla Ballero (1978) Chilean - actress and reality tv personality.

Daniela Jacques (1978) Chilean - actress.

Carmen Gloria Bresky (1978) Chilean - actress.

Natalia Contesse (1978) Chilean - folk musician and historian.

Siboney Lo (1978) Italian, Chilean - actress.

Jennifer Mayani (1979) Chilean [Sindhi] - actress and model.

Daniela Lhorente (1979) Chilean - actress and singer.

Francisca Ayala (1979) Chilean - tv host.

Catherine Mazoyer (1979) Chilean / French - actress.

Mane Swett / Maria Elena Swett (1979) Chilean - actress.

Jani Duenas / Alejandra Duenas (1979) Chilean - actress and comedian.

Cote de Pablo (1979) Chilean - actress and singer.

Macarena Teke (1979) Chilean - actress.

Paulina Mladinic (1980) Chilean [Croatian, Basque] - model.

Celine Reymond (1980) Chilean - actress and singer

Javiera Hernández (1980) Chilean - actress and director.

María Paz Jorquiera (1980) Chilean - actress and comedian.

Adela Secall (1980) Chilean - actress.

Mariana Derderián (1980) Chilean [Syrian / Unknown] - actress and singer.

Francisca Lewin (1980) Chilean - actress.

Elita Löfblad / Helita Mariam Löfblad Letelier (1980) Chilean - model and reality tv star.

Maria Luisa Godoy (1980) Chilean - tv personality.

Paola Lattus (1980) Chilean - actress.

María José Bello (1980) Chilean - actress.

Gabriela Barros (1980) Chilean - actress, model and Miss Universo Chile 2004.

Adriana Barrientos (1980) Chilean [Yaghan, Spanish] - model, actress, vedette celebrity.

Fernanda Urrejola (1981) Chilean - actress.

Michelle Morgan (1981) Chilean - actress.

María Luisa Mayol (1981) Chilean - actress.

Begoña Basauri (1981) Chilean - actress.

María José Illanes (1981) Chilean - musician, model and actress.

Isabel Bawlitza (1981) Chilean - fashion model and beauty pageant titleholder.

Ignacia Allamand (1981) Chilean - actress.

Dayana Friend (1981) Chilean - actress.

Fernanda Urrejola (1981) Chilean [Basque, Spanish] - actress.

Ximena Abarca (1981) Chilean - pop singer and actress.

Pamela Díaz (1981) Chilean [Basque, Spanish] - model and media celebrity.

Elisa Zulueta (1981) Chilean [Basque] - actress.

Catalina Aguayo (1981) Chilean - model and actress.

Carolina de Moras (1981) Chilean [French] - model, actress and television presenter.

Nathalia Aragonese (1981) Chilean - actress and theater director.

Andrea Velasco (1981) Chilean [Italian, possibly other] - singer.

Javiera Díaz de Valdés (1981) Chilean [Basque, Spanish] - actress.

Medina / Medina Valbak / Andrea Valback (1982) Chilean, possibly other - singer-songwriter.

Lucy Cominetti (1982) Chilean - actress.

María Dalmazzo (1983) Colombian / Chilean, Italian - actress.

Yamna Lobos (1983) Chilean - dancer, television host, and actress.

Manuela Martelli (1983) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Belén Montilla (1983) Chilean - Miss Universo Chile 2006.

Javiera Mena (1983) Chilean - singer and guitarist.

Pia Mechler (1983) Chilean, German, Polish, Scottish - actor.

Sofia Garcia (1983) Chilean - actress

Mon Laferte / Norma Monserrat Bustamante Laferte (1983) Chilean [French] - singer-songwriter and actress.

Loreto Aravena (1983) Chilean - actress.

Belenaza Mora (1983) Chilean - comedian and tv personality.

Emilia Noguera (1983) Chilean - actress, theater director and playwright.

Pia Miller / Pia Loyola (1983) Chilean - actress, model, and tv presenter.

Alison Mandel (1983) Chilean - actress.

Rocsi Diaz (1983) Chilean / Honduran - television personality and model.

Charmaine / Charmaine Náyade Carrasco (1984) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Natalia Lafourcade (1984) Chilean, French Basque / Mexican, possibly small amount of English - singer and songwriter.

Maura Rivera (1984) Chilean - dancer and tv personality.

Carla Jara (1984) Chilean - actress and animator.

Renata Ruiz (1984) Chilean - model.

María Gracia Omegna (1984) Chilean - actress.

Camila Hirane (1985) Chilean - actress.

Karla Souza (1985) Chilean [likely Portuguese] / Mexican - actress.

Eliane Gagnon (1985) Chilean, French - actress.

Daniela Aranguiz (1985) Chilean - tv host.

Nataly Chilet / Nataly Chilet Bustamante (1985) Chilean [Ukrainian, possibly other] - beauty pageant titleholder.

Andrea García-Huidobro (1985) Chilean - actress and director.

Juanita Ringeling (1985) Chilean - actress.

Oona Chaplin (1986) Chilean [Mapuche, Spanish, Romanian] / Irish, Scottish, English - actress.

Vale Ortega / Valeria Ortega Schettino (1986) Chilean - model and tv host.

María de los Ángeles García (1986) Chilean - actress.

Tomasa Del Real / Valeria Cisternas (1986) Chilean - singer and rapper.

Vanessa Ceruti (1986) Chilean [Italian, Russian] - model, actress, Miss Universe Chile 2011 and Elite Model Look Chile 2004.

K-Réena / Katherine Macarena Contreras Contreras (1986) Chilean - pop, soul, and R&B singer.

Gianella Marengo (1986) Chilean - model and tv host.

Ximena Huilipán (1986) Chilean [Mapuche] - model and actress.

Cat Rendic (1986) Chilean - dancer.

Majo Martino (1986) Chilean - tv host.

Viviana Shieh (1986) Chilean [Taiwanese] - actress and singer.

Tanya Del Solar (1986) Chilean - model and Miss Piel Dorada 2010.

Oona Chaplin (1986) Chilean [Mapuche, Spanish, evidently Romanian] / English, Irish, 1/16th Scottish  - actress.

Luli Love / Nicole Moreno (1987) Chilean - model, dancer, and panelist.

Nicole Polizzi (1987) Chilean - reality television personality, author, dancer and professional wrestler.

Daniela Ramírez (1987) Chilean - actress.

Maira Bodenhöfer (1987) Chilean - actress.  

Snooki / Nicole Polizzi / Nicole LaVelle (1987) Chilean [Romani, Unspecified Middle Eastern, Unspecified South Asian, Unspecified East Asian, Jewish, Russian, Croatian, Macedonian, Slovakian, Spanish (including Andalusian)] - tv personality, dancer, and author.

Francisca Valenzuela (1987) Chilean - singer, poet, and multi-instrumentalist.

Isidora Urrejola (1987) Chilean - actress.

Sofía Viacava (1987) Chilean [Italian] - model and Miss Chile Continente Americano 2010.

Maite Orsini (1988) Chilean [French, Italian]  - actress, model, and reality tv personality.

Valeska Díaz (1988) Chilean - actress.

Natalia Reddersen (1988) Chilean [German] - actress.

Sara Paxton (1988) Chilean, Mexican [Spanish and Dutch Jewish, some German] (born into the Jewish faith) / Irish, Scottish, English, very distant French (convert to Judaism) / - actress, singer and model.

Daniela Vega (1989) Chilean - actress and singer. - Trans!

Lorenza Izzo (1989) Chilean [Spanish, Italian, English, possibly other] - actress and model.

Karla Vasquez (1989) Chilean - actress and singer.

Daniella Monet (1989) Chilean [Spanish, Croatian] / Italian - actress, singer, and tv personality.

Catalina Vallejos (1989) Chilean - model, television personality and Miss ATP in 2009 and Calle 7 in 2010 and 2011.

Jena Lee / Sylvia Garcia (1990) Chilean - singer and composer.

Carolina Vargas (1990) Chilean - actress.

Ana Luisa König (1990) Chilean [German, Irish] - model and Miss Universo Chile 2012.

D-Niss / Denise Rosenthal (1990) Chilean - actress, model, dancer and singer-songwriter.

Mariana di Girolamo (1990) Chilean [Italian] - actress.

Catalina Cáceres (1990) Chilean - model, Nuestra Belleza Chile and Miss Universo Chile in 2016.

Dominique Gallego (1990) Chilean [Galician. English] - media model, television reality personality, promoter and actress.

Kathy Contreras (1990) Chilean - actress, model, and dancer.

Miranda Bodenhöfer (1990) Chilean - ballet dancer and actress.

Tanza Varela (1991) Chilean [Spanish] - actress and model.

Camila Recabarren (1991) Chilean [Basque] - model and Miss World Chile 2012.

Maria del Pilar (1991) Chilean - singer.

Kel Calderón / Raquel Calderón (1991) Chilean [Basque] - actress, singer and lawyer.

Luciana Echeverría (1991) Chilean - actress, model, singer and television presenter.

Natalie Sifferman (1991) Chilean / Unspecified White  - actress.

Luciana Echeverría (1991) Chilean [Basque] - actress, singer and television presenter.

Carolina Mestrovic (1991) Chilean [Croatian, Italian]  - singer, actress and TV host.

Alma Jodorowsky (1991) 1/4 Chilean [Ukrainian Jewish], 3/4 French - actress, singer, and model.

Camila Andrade (1991) Chilean - model, TV Host and Miss World Chile 2013.

Piyoasdf (1991) Chilean - singer and youtuber.

Kika Silva (1992) Chilean [Spanish] - model and television panelist.

Constance Piccoli (1992) Chilean - actress and singer.

Alicia Rodríguez (1992) Chilean - actress.

María Jesús Matthei (1992) Chilean - TV Host, model and beauty pageant titleholder.

Valentina Villagra (1992) Chilean - youtuber.

Ilonka Obilinovic (1992) Chilean - youtuber.

Claudipia Chic (1992) Chilean - youtuber.

Ivica Llanca (1992) Chilean - youtuber.

Diandra / Diandra Flores (1994) Chilean / Finnish - singer-songwriter.

Cecilia Sanchez (1994) Chilean - model (Instagram: cecisanmar).

Fernanda Sobarzo (1994) Chilean - model and Miss World Chile 2015.

Hellen Toncio (1994) Chilean - volleyball player and Miss Universo Chile 2014.

Camila Cuevas (1995) Chilean - youtuber.

Bramty Juliette (1995) Chilean - youtuber.

Camila Gallardo (1996) Chilean - singer.

Rogue Anastasia (1996) Chilean - youtuber.

Catalina Joy (1996) Chilean - Tik.Tok and Musical.ly star.

Belén Soto (1997) Chilean - actress and model.

Inna Moll (1997) Chilean - youtuber.

Trinidad de la Noi (1998) Chilean [French] - model, actress and Elite Model Look Chile 2012.

Xiomara Herrera (1998) Chilean - dancer.

Christell / Christell Jazmín Rodriguez Carrillo (1998) Chilean - singer.

Nuvia_OuO (1998) Chilean - Twitch star.

Teresita Commentz (2001) Chilean - actress.

Jeannette Pualuan (?) Chilean [Lebanese, possibly other] - singer-songwriter.

Macarena Darrigrandi (?) Chilean [Egyptian Jewish, possibly other] - actress.

Clara Lyons Parsons (?) Chilean [Spanish, Italian, English, possibly other]  - model.

Daniela Gomez (?) Chilean, Colombian - actress.

Allie Escaffi (?) Chilean, Argentinian - actress and model.

Tamara Almeida (?) Chilean, Ecuadorian - actress.

Kaylah Zander (?) Chilean / Unspecified European - actress.

Daniela Manyoma (?) Chilean - Miss International Queen Chile 2014. - Trans!

Tatiana Leiva (?) Chilean, Unspecified Other - writer and actress.

Macarena Carrere (?) Chilean - actress.

Lizzy Snaps / Lizzy Sullivan (?) Chilean - tv host.

Alexandra Dionelis (?) Chilean  / Greek - actress.

Marina Catalán (?) Chilean - actor.

Clara Aranovich (?) Chilean / Argentinian - actress, writer and director.

Bella Wholey (?) Chilean - actress.

Camila Correa Soya (?) Chilean [French, Hungarian] - actress and singer.

Alicia Ceron (?) Chilean - actress.

Karen Sotomayor (?) Chilean / Brazilian - actress.

Catalina Palacios (?) Chilean - actress, singer and television presenter.

Violeta Vidaurre (?) Chilean [German, Beligan] - actress.

Melissa Araya (?) Chilean - actress.

Francie Perez (?) Chilean, possibly other - actress.

Danielle Marina Jones (?) Chilean / African-American - actress.

Javiera Beltrami (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: javibeltrami).

Millie Wood V (?) Chilean, Russian - actress, model, Playboy Spain (Instagram: millie_wood92).

Jose Cruz (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: josefinacruz.t).

Monica Ramos (?) Chilean - harpist.

Bea de Tapia (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: beatapias).

Chiara Leone (?) Chilean - model.

Rosa Labordé (?) Chilean / Unspecified Eastern European - actress, playwright, director, and screenwriter.

Agustina Schwember (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: agustinaschwember).

Elizabeth Schall (?) Chilean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, and pianist.

Grace Barrejon (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: gracebarrejon).

Carmen Aguirre (?) Chilean - actress and writer.

Em Meades (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: emmeades).

Domi Palacios (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: domipalacios).

Jocelyn Osorio (?) Chilean - actress and model.

Emmanuelle Lussier-Martinez (?) Chilean / French - actress.

Daniella Tobar (?) Chilean - actress.

Uranía Haltenhoff (?) Chilean [German / Greek] - beauty pageant titleholder and Miss Chile 1990.

Constanza Silva (?) Chilean - model and beauty pageant titleholder.

Camila Stuardo (?) Chilean - model and a beauty pageant contestant.

Cecilia Echenique (?) Chilean - singer.

Cristina Gallardo-Domâs (?) Chilean [French] - singer.

Pascuala Ilabaca (?) Chilean - singer and songwriter.

K-Bust / Karla Bustamante (?) Chilean - singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

Verónica Villarroel (?) Chilean - soprano.

Isidora Cabezón (?) Chilean - actress.

Tichi Lobos (?) Chilean - actress.

Nadia Milton (?) Chilean - actress and singer.

Valentina Muhr (?) Chilean - actress.

Javiera Ramos (?) Chilean - actress.

M:

Claudio Spies (1925) Chilean [German Jewish] - musician.

Lucho Gatica (1928) Chilean [Basque] - bolero singer, film actor, and television host.

Leon Schidlowsky (1931) Chilean [Russian Jewish, Polish Jewish] - musician.

Fernando Farías (1932) Chilean - actor.

Nissim Sharim (1932) Chilean [Lebanese Jewish, Egyptian Jewish] - actor.

Alejandro Sieveking (1934) Chilean - actor, director, and playwright.

Jorge Aravena Llanca (1936) Chilean - photographer, writer, researcher and singer-songwriter.

Héctor Noguera (1937) Chilean - actor and teacher.

Patricio Manns (1937) Chilean [French, German] - composer, author, poet, novelist, essayist, play writer and journalist.

Julio Numhauser (1938) Chilean [German Jewish] - musician.

Germán Casas (1939) Chilean - singer.

Lorenzo Aillapán (1940) Chilean [Mapuche] - poet, actor, film producer, anthropologist.

Eduardo Carrasco (1940) Chilean - musician, university professor of philosophy, author, and one of the founders of the Chilean folk music group Quilapayún.

Julio Jung (1942) Chilean - actor.

Sergio Hernández (1942) Chilean - actor.

Eduardo Parra Pizarro (1943) Chilean - musician.

Hugo Medina (1943) Chilean - actor.

Nelson Brodt (1943) Chilean  - actor, director, playwright and teacher.

Buddy Richard (1943) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Willy Benítez (1946) Chilean - actor and comedian.

Pepe Soza / José Soza (1946) Chilean - actor, tv host, and director.

Benny Mardones / Ruben Mardones (1946) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Óscar Castro Ramírez (1947) Chilean - actor, playwright and theatrical director.

Mario Mutis (1947) Chilean - musician.

Óscar Hernánd (1947) Chilean - actor.

Patricio Contreras (1947) Chilean - actor.

Exequiel Lavandero (1947) Chilean - actor.

Alejandro Castillo (1948) Chilean - actor.

Raúl Sendra (1948) Chilean - actor and tennis player.

Mauricio Pesutic (1948) Chilean [Spanish] - actor and director.

Pepe Secall / José Secall (1949) Chilean - actor.

Eduardo Gatti (1949) Chilean [French, Italian] - singer-songwriter.

Osvaldo Silva (1949) Chilean - actor, director, and producer.

Antonio Macia (1950) Chilean / Argentinian - actor and screenwriter.

Paco Saval (1950) Chilean - keyboard player, producer, composer and singer.

Humberto Gatica (1951) Chilean - musician.

Anderson Cooper (1951) 1/16 Chilean [Unspecified Indigenous, Bantu, Spanish], 17/16 mix of English, Dutch, Scottish, Irish, French Huguenot - tv personality, journalist, and author.

Gonzalo Robles (1952) Chilean - actor.

Cristián García-Huidobro (1952) Chilean - actor and comedian.

Patricio Strahovsky (1952) Chilean - actor.

Rodolfo Pulgar (1953) Chilean - actor.

Fernando Ubiergo (1953) Chilean - singer-songwriter and musician.

Mauricio Redolés (1953) Chilean - singer-songwriter, musician, and poet.

Oscar Lopez (1953) Chilean - singer, guitarist, and composer.

Francisco Reyes (1954) Chilean [French] - actor.

Alfredo Castro (1955) Chilean - actor, screenwriter and theatre director.

Cristián Campos (1956) Chilean - actor.

Alejandro Goic (1957) Chilean - writer, actor and director.

Felipe Armas (1957) Chilean - actor , producer , television director and businessman.

Joe Vasconcellos (1959) Chilean [Brazilian] - singer-songwriter and composer.

Erto Pantoja (1960) Chilean - actor.

Tom Araya (1961) Chilean - singer, songwriter, and musician.

Luis Gatica (1961) Chilean [Basque, possibly other] / Puerto Rican - actor.

Pablo Ausensi (1961) Chilean - actor.

Rodrigo Bastidas (1961) Chilean - theater director, dramatist, screenwriter, broadcaster and actor.

Luis Gnecco (1962) Chilean - actor.

Alain Johannes (1962) Chilean [Austrian, Dutch] - singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

Otilio Castro (1962) Chilean - actor and director.

Renato Munster (1962) Chilean - actor.

Fernando Larraín (1962) Chilean [Basque] - actor , broadcaster, comedian and animator.

Brontis Jodorowsky (1962) Chilean [Ukrainian Jewish] / French - actor and director.

Sebastián Dahm (1963) Chilean - actor and teacher.

Fareed Haque (1963) Chilean / Pakistani - guitarist.

Cristian Amigo (1963) Chilean - guitarist, composer, improviser, and ethnomusicologist.

Luis Dubó (1964) Chilean - actor.

Álvaro Rudolphy (1964) Chilean - actor.

Felipe Izquierdo (1964) Chilean - actor, comedian, communicator and businessman.

Pablo Striano (1964) Chilean - actor.

Andrés Díaz (1964) Chilean - cellist.

Luis Jara (1965) Chilean [Spanish]  - singer, ex-actor and TV host.

Cristóbal Jodorowsky / Axel Jodorowsky (1965) Chilean [Ukrainian Jewish] / Mexican - actor, writer, playwright, trainer, painter, and tarologist.

Álvaro Scaramelli (1965) Chilean [Italian] - singer, composer and therapist.

Boris Quercia (1965) Chilean - actor, director, screenwriter, producer and writer.

Claudio Narea (1965) Chilean - rock musician, singer, and songwriter.

Alfredo Perl (1965) Chilean - pianist.

Remigio Remedy (1965) Chilean - actor.

Juan Falcón (1965) Chilean - actor.

Carlos Embry (1966) Chilean - actor.

Juan Carlos Valdivia Lena (1966) Chilean - tv host.

Daniel Muñoz (1966) Chilean - actor and folklorist.

Jordi Castell (1966) Chilean [Palestinian, Catalan] - tv presenter and photographer.

Francisco Melo (1966) Chilean - actor and producer.

Ramón Llao (1967) Chilean - actor.

Pablo Macaya (1967) Chilean - actor.

Rodrigo Muñoz (1967) Chilean - actor and comedian.  

Beto Cuevas (1967) Chilean - singer, plastic artist, painter, and actor.

Rodrigo Andrés González Espíndola (1968) Chilean - musician.

lvaro Morales (1968) Chilean - actor, theater and television.

Marcelo Alonso (1969) Chilean - actor.

Claudio Valenzuela (1969) Chilean - guitarist, singer, and composer.

Anton Reisenegger (1969) Chilean [German] - singer and guitarist.

Horatio Sanz / Horacio Sanz (1969) Chilean - actor and comedian.

Alejandro Silva (1969) Chilean - guitarist, bassist, and songwriter.

Rafael Araneda (1969) Chilean [Basque, possibly other] - tv presenter.

Adam Buxton (1969) Chilean / British - actor, comedian, writer, and broadcaster.

Manuel García (1970) Chilean - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Fernando Solabarrieta (1970) Chilean [Palestinian / Basque] - tv personality.

Carlos Patricio Díaz (1970) Chilean - actor.

Pablo Schwarz (1970) Chilean - actor.

Felipe Braun (1970) Chilean - actor.

Ricardo Villalobos (1970) Chilean - DJ.

Luis Uribe (1970) Chilean - actor.

Francisco Pérez-Bannen (1971) Chilean - actor.

Felipe Viel (1971) Chilean - actor and tv presenter.

Frank Pando (1971) Chilean - actor.

Sergio Lagos (1972) Chilean - musician and tv presenter.

Michio Nishihara Toro (1972) Chilean [Japanese, possibly other] - musician.

Álvaro Véliz (1972) Chilean - singer.

Juan Pablo Sáez (1972) Chilean - actor.

Cristián Sánchez (1972) Chilean - tv presenter.

Daniel Alcaíno (1972) Chilean - actor.

Pedro Carmona-Alvarez (1972) Chilean - musician, poet, and novelist.

Claudio Espinoza (1973) Chilean - actor.

Promis / Jose F. Promis / José Francisco Promis Hoyuelos (1973) Chilean - singer-songwriter, keyboardist, pianist, and composer.

Jason Liebrecht (1973) Chilean - actor.

Carmen Disa Gutiérrez (1973) Chilean - actor.

Marcial Tagle (1973) Chilean - actor.

Juan Pablo Ogalde (1973) Chilean - actor.

Rodrigo Sepúlveda (1973) Chilean - tv personality.

Carlos Díaz León (1973) Chilean - actor.

Víctor Montero (1973) Chilean - actor.

Claudio González (1973) Chilean - actor.

Sebastián Layseca (1974) Chilean - actor and director.

Pablo Francisco (1974) Chilean - comedian.

Cristián de la Fuente (1974) Chilean [French] - actor, presenter, model and producer.

Lincoln Cáceres (1974) Chilean - actor.

Patricio Castillo (1974) Chilean [Spanish] - actor, singer-songwriter, and performer.

Nicolás Fontaine (1974) Chilean - actor and director.

Álvaro Espinoza (1974) Chilean - actor.

Daniel Rojas (1974) Chilean [Unspecified Indigenous, possibly other] - pianist and composer.

Andrés Gómez (1975) Chilean - actor.

Rodrigo Salinas (1975) Chilean - actor and comedian.

Néstor Cantillana (1975) Chilean - actor.

Felipe Ríos (1975) Chilean - actor and director.

Pedro Pascal (1975) Chilean - actor.

Nicolás Saavedra (1975) Chilean - actor.

José Martínez (1975) Chilean - musician, comedian and actor.

Andrés Palacios (1975) Chilean - actor.

Leo Quinteros (1975) Chilean - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Méndez / DJ Méndez / Leopoldo Jorge Méndez Alcayaga (1975) Chilean - DJ, singer-songwriter, and producer.

Diego Muñoz (1976) Chilean - actor.

Daniel Valenzuela (1976) Chilean - tv host.

Andres Burgos (1977) Chilean - youtuber.

Iván Álvarez de Araya (1977) Chilean - actor.

Américo / Domingo Jhonny Vega Urzúa (1977) Chilean [Basque] - singer.

Pablo Díaz (1978) Chilean - actor and producer.

Marko Zaror (1978) Chilean [Palestinian, possibly other] - actor, martial artist, and stuntman.

Francisco Celhay (1978) Chilean - actor.

Jesus Cosialls (1978) Chilean - actor.

Gonzalo Valenzuela (1978) Chilean - actor and model.

Benjamín Vicuña (1978) Chilean - actor and buisnessman.

Luciano / Lucien-N-Luciano / Nicol Et Lucien / Robert Crazy / Luciaen / Lucien Nicolet (1978) Chilean / Swiss - DJ.

Benjamín Vicuña (1978) Chilean - actor.

Gonzalo Valenzuela (1978) Chilean - actor and boxer.

Ricardo Fernández Flores (1978) Chilean - actor.

Santiago Cabrera (1978) Chilean [Spanish, Basque, small amounts of French, Belgian, Flemish, 1/32 English, 1/64th Irish, 1/64th German, possibly other] - actor.

Pablo Vargas Becerra (1978) Chilean - dancer and choreographer.

Sebastián Silva (1979) Chilean [Basque] - director, actor, screenwriter, painter and musician.

Diego Casanueva (1979) Chilean - actor.

Nick Puga (1979) Chilean - actor, writer, and producer.

Leo Rey (1979) Chilean - singer.

César Sepúlveda (1979) Chilean - actor.

Adan Jodorowsky (1979) Chilean [Ukrainian Jewish] / Mexican - actor, musician, and director.

Ignacio Franzani (1979) Chilean - tv presenter.

Christian de la Cortina (1979) Chilean - actor, producer, director, and writer.

Rodrigo Diaz Rioseco (1979) Chilean - dancer.

Álvaro Gómez (1980) Chilean - actor.

Sergio Freire (1980) Chilean  - actor,comedian, and screenwriter.

Fille Danza (1980) Chilean - rapper.

Pablo Cerda (1980) Chilean - actor, director, and screenwriter.

Matías Novoa (1980) Chilean - actor and model.

Arap Bethke / Ricardo Arap Bethke Galdames (1980) Mexican [Chilean / German] - actor.

Fernando Milagros (1980) Chilean - singer.

Alvaro Estrella (1980) Chilean - singer and dancer.

Cristián Arriagada (1981) Chilean [Basque, Croatian] - actor.

Mario Horton (1981) Chilean - actor.

Alain Soulat (1981) Chilean - tv host.

Cristóbal Tapia Montt (1981) Chilean - actor and producer.

Tiago Correa (1981) Chilean / Brazilian  - actor.

Gepe / Daniel Alejandro Riveros Sepúlveda (1981) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Kanata Irei / Daniel Irei (1982) Chilean / Ryukyuan - actor, singer, and model.

Chinoy  / Mauricio Castillo Moya (1982) Chilean - singer-songwriter.

Mathias Alvarez (1982) Chilean, Italian, Scottish, Irish - actor.

Héctor Morales (1982) Chilean - actor and director.

Raul Peralta (1982) Chilean - dancer.

Gabriel Peralta (1982) Chilean - dancer.

Eduardo Paxeco (1982) Chilean - actor.

Stefan Kramer / Stefan Kramer Solis (1982) Chilean [Swiss, German] - actor, comedian, impressionist, and announcer.

Pali (1982) Chilean - musician.

Fernando Godoy (1983) Chilean - actor.

Andrés Reyes (1984) Chilean - actor.

Santiago Tupper (1984) Chilean - actor and model.

Ariel Levy (1984) Chilean Jewish - actor and singer.

Emilio Edwards (1984) Chilean - actor and dancer.

Ariel Levy (1984) Chilean Jewish - actor.

Fernando Mena (1984) Chilean - actor, dramatist, director and writer.

Sergio Járlaz (1985) Chilean - singer.

Nano Stern (1985) Chilean Jewish - singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer.

Jean Philippe Cretton (1985) Chilean [French, Swiss] - tv presenter and musician.

Nicolas Linan De Ariza (1985) Chilean - youtuber.

Eyal Meyer (1985) Chilean [Kalaripayatu, German] - actor, model and dancer.

Gastón Salgado (1985) Chilean - actor.

Julio César Serrano (1986) Chilean - actor.

Martín Castillo (1986) Chilean - actor.

Justin Page (1986) Chilean - actor.

Luz Violeta / Sebastián Aguirre (1987) Chilean - drag performer.

Diego Ruiz (1987) Chilean - actor.

Karol Lucero (1987) Chilean - radio personality and televisión host.

Alejandro Fuentes (1987) Chilean - singer.

Samuel González (1987) Chilean - actor.

Michael Silva (1987) Chilean - actor.

Pablo Holman (1988) Chilean [Cornish] - musician.

Pedro Campos di Girolamo (1988) Chilean - actor.

Sebastián Ayala (1988) Chilean - actor and director.

Matías Assler (1989) Chilean - actor and model.

Ignacio Susperreguy (1989) Chilean - actor.

Fabrizio Copano (1989) Chilean - actor, comedian, tv presenter, and writer.

Alex Pino (1989) Chilean - rapper.

Omegaevolution (1989) Chilean - youtuber and Twitch star.

Nicolas Jaar (1990) Chilean [Palestinian / French] - composer and recording artist.

HolaSoyGermán / Germán Alejandro Garmendia Aranis (1990) Chilean [Spanish, possibly other] - youtuber, comedian, and writer.

Cristian Moreno (1990) Chilean - youtuber.

Sebastián Badilla (1991) Chilean - film director , screenwriter , producer and actor .

Paolo Ramírez (1992) Chilean - singer.

Nicolas Yunge (1992) Chilean - reality tv personality.

Hernan Arcil (1992) Chilean - dancer.

Fabricio Vasconcelos (1992) Brazilian [Chilean] - dancer.

Kevin Vasquez (1993) Chilean - actor, singer, producer, and composer.

Juan Francisco Matamala Reyes (1993) Chilean - dancer.

Pollo Castillo (1994) Chilean - facebook star.

ZeRo / Gonzalo Barrios (1995) Chilean - youtuber.

Sebastian Gomez (1995) Chilean - youtuber.

David Montoya (1995) Chilean - youtuber.

Keean Johnson (1996) 3/8 mix of Chilean, Mexican, 5/8 English - actor.

DeGoBooM (1996) Chilean - youtuber.

Matu Fuschloches (1996) Chilean - Tik.Tok star.

Dylantero Sin Imaginacion (1998) Chilean - youtuber.

Alfred.Okay (1998) Chilean - Tik.Tok star.

Camilo Elzo (1999) Chilean - youtuber.

Benjamin Mora (1999) Chilean - Tik.Tok star.

Cristobal González (2000) Chilean - youtuber.

Victor Klugg (2000) Chilean - Tik.Tok star.

Dani Ride (2001) Chilean - musician and youtuber.

Toshiro Murata (?) Chilean [Japanese] - singer.

Kiuge Hayashida (?) Chilean [Japanese] - bassist.

Alexander Nunez (?) Jamaican / Chilean - actor.

Sebastián Gálvez (?) Chilean [Spanish, Italian] - actor.

Leonardo Fuica (?) Chilean - actor.

Cesar Erba (?) Chilean - actor.

Iván Cabrera / Manuel Iván Cabrera Salinas (?) Chilean - dancer and actor.

Daniel Kemna (?) Chilean / Dutch - actor.

Sean Morales (?) Chilean, Unspecified - actor.

Oscar Morales Sánchez (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: moralessinmoral).

Aki / Aleksi Swallow (?) Chilean / Finnish - rapper-songwriter.

Paulo Felipe Casanova (?) Chilean - model, Candidato Mr Chile 2018 top 12, Mr Chile World Pacific and Mr gala viña 2017 (Instagram: paulocasanovaoficial).

Carlos Sanz (?) Chilean - actor.

Felipe Pereira (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: felipepereirarojas).

Roberto Díaz (?) Chilean - violinist.

Cristobal Jesus Lopez (?) Chilean - model (Instagram: tobal.lopez).

Lucio Prado (?) Chilean  - model (Instagram: lucio_prado).

Daniel Andres Parraguez (?) Chilean  - model (Instagram: iamdaniv).

Pablo Salvador (?) Chilean - model, gay activist and blogger.

Memo Aguirre (?) Chilean [Basque] - singer and musician.

Rodolfo Parada (?) Chilean - musician, composer, engineer and anthropologist.

Daniel Puente Encina (?) Chilean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, film composer, producer and actor.

RodStarz / Rodrigo Venegas (?) Chilean - rapper (Rebel Diaz).

G1 / Gonzalo Venegas (?) Chilean - rapper (Rebel Diaz).

Aldo Parodi (?) Chilean - actor.

Eduardo Cumar (?) Chilean - actor and theater director.

Juan Carlos Bistoto (?) Chilean [Argentinian] - actor.

Roberto Prieto (?) Chilean - actor.

Problematic:

Don Francisco / Mario Luis Kreutzberger Blumenfeld (1940) Chilean [German Jewish] - tv host - Sued for sexual harassment.

Tito Beltrán / Ernesto Beltrán Aguilar (1965) Chilean - singer. - Charged with the rape of an underage child as well as the rape of an additional 18-year-old woman.

Jorge Garcia (1973) Chilean, Cuban - actor and comedian - played a Native Hawaiian in Hawaii Five-0.

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Italians Pay Last Respects to TV Diva Who Was ‘One of Us’

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Italians Pay Last Respects to TV Diva Who Was ‘One of Us’

ROME — Some people stood quietly, some bowed, some made the sign of the cross. Others stretched their arms over a fragrant jungle of bouquets — mostly in yellow, her favorite color — so that they could caress the coffin. The floral tribute grew bigger by the hour as hundreds of fans endured Thursday’s blistering heat to pay their respects to Raffaella Carrà, the beloved television star who died on Monday.

“Everyone loved Raffaella,” said Leonora Mingaio, an educator, her voice breaking, shortly after visiting the vast ceremonial room in Rome’s City Hall where Ms. Carrà, 78, was lying in state, a ceremonial guard in attendance. “She deserves to be honored,” she said.

The outpouring of affection for Ms. Carrà after her death from what her family said was a long illness has few precedents in Italy.

“Italians spent so many years in her company, she was like a relative, someone you’re always pleased to see,” said Mirella Cappa, a civil servant who had come with a couple of friends to City Hall. She was a simple woman, added a colleague, Renata Calenda, “never a diva.”

Over a six-decade career, Ms. Carrà glued generations of Italians to their television screens, and her songs — she sold more than 60 million records — provided a soundtrack for their lives. She broke boundaries that commentators this week said had redefined Italian notions of public morality and challenged chauvinistic beliefs about the role of women in society.

In the early 1970s, while women were taking to the streets to protest their subordinate role in society and seeking the right of self-determination over their bodies and lives, Ms. Carrà was doing her bit for the revolution from a television studio that beamed onto the national broadcaster RAI.

She showed her bellybutton in 1970, a scandal at the time, opening a public debate about propriety on television. In 1971, she performed the song “Tuca Tuca,” teasingly singing “I like you,” as she touched her dance partner’s body, a bit quickly censored from TV. She never married but openly lived with her companions at a time when the Roman Catholic Church condemned such behavior.

She later revolutionized daytime television with a lunchtime program that broke records, and her variety shows included interviews with an assortment of celebrities and newsmakers like Mother Teresa and Henry Kissinger.

By Thursday, many hundreds of fans had come to pay their respect. Others had applauded along the streets on Wednesday, when a hearse with her coffin made its way from the singer’s home in an elegant apartment complex in Rome to City Hall, making stops in front of several RAI studios where Ms. Carrà had worked. The procession was broadcast live on RAI’s flagship station.

Her funeral, which is scheduled for Friday at one of Rome’s most storied churches, Santa Maria in Aracoeli, will also be broadcast live.

“When she died, it really touched me. She had been very close to the L.G.B.T. community,” said Christian Principessa, a hairdresser, explaining why he’d felt compelled to pay his respects. Ms. Carrà’s songs often referred to being free to love whomever one wanted (and the freedom to leave men who cheated). “She was close to us,” he said.

Ms. Carrà had also worked for many years on Spanish television and was beloved in the country as well as among Latin American audiences. Her death made front page headlines in many Spanish papers.

On Thursday, Ion de la Riva, cultural councilor of the Spanish Embassy in Italy, was among those who paid homage. Ms. Carrà and her boundless energy had been a splash of color during the gray days of the Franco regime, which she opposed, he said.

“It made a hell of a lot of difference to us, dancing to her songs,” Mr. de la Riva added. And she spurred other artists to follow suit “and be bolder and more forthcoming,” he said. “She showed people a way to be free of oppression.”

American audiences might best know her for her role in the 1965 World War II adventure film, Von Ryan’s Express, alongside Frank Sinatra.

In 1986, David Letterman introduced her on his show as the host of Italy’s “most popular show” someone who was “often called the Johnny Carson and Ed Sullivan of Italy.” She told Mr. Letterman that as a woman she preferred to be compared to Ann-Margret and Barbara Walters. “But I am only Raffaella Carrà,” she told him.

Her own shows drew big-name entertainers and over the years she sang duets with stars like Ginger Rogers, Sammy Davis Jr., Tom Jones, Joe Cocker and Donna Summer to name a few.

More recently, a 2011 remix of her 1976 song “A far l’amore comincia tu” by the French DJ Bob Sinclar put Ms. Carrà back on the charts. The song provided the soundtrack to a boisterous party scene in Paolo Sorrentino’s “The Great Beauty,” which won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2014.

“The music guided that scene, had she not given us the rights, the scene would have been something else,” said Mr. Sorrentino, who described the song as “fun-loving” and “able to transport people into a vortex of joy,” which was a characteristic of Ms. Carra’s music, he said. “It’s about being carefree — there’s a joyous and familiar sensuality,” he added.

Younger generations came to know and appreciate Ms. Carrà, who was a coach on the Italian version of the talent show “The Voice.” “We knew her through our parents, but then came to know her positivity, her laugh,” said Riccardo Cicciotti, a 20-year-old university student.

Ms. Carrà’s death surprised the nation. Visitors filled three memorial books outside the viewing room with heartfelt, heart-wrenching messages, mostly expressing gratitude for having been such a part of some many lives.

“I spent my entire life alongside you,” wrote one of them, Alex, “you’ll be forever in my heart.”

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005/618 continua

007/620 juan romero & ynoscencia hernandez / zapotlanejo

012/625 ricardo leon & luisa quiros / tepic

018/631 juan cervantes & maria candida / tlaltenango

021/634 manuel ramos & josefa arevalo / etzatlan

027/640 simon luna & josefa vallejo / jesus

031/644 mariano lozano & perfecta rubio / compostela

036/649 felipe montano & magdalena montano / atotonilco

042/655 miguel reynoso & maria jesus ramirez / jalostotitlan

049/662 enrique sanchez & cesarea vegara / tlaltenango

052/665 trinidad de leon & silveria munoz / cuquio

056/669 ygnacio aguallo & catarina baeza / mexicalingo

060/673 jose maria donciano de la parra & antonia medellin / matehuala

067/680 yldefonzo aguirre & maria fermina ramirez / jalpa

075/688 luciano anzures & ygnacia gonzalez / jerez

079/692 faustino lopez & teodora rodriguez / panuco

087/700 felipe salcedo & dolores gonzalez / ahuacatlan

093/706 yrenio huerta & telesfora bautista / tabasco

100/713 pedro delgado & margarita esparza / aguascalientes

107/720 mateo ruiz & bacilia caveosos / mazapil

111/724 juan de dios archieaga & blasa gallegos / cocula

117/730 eugenio villapando & martina arellano / asientos

123/736 jose maria gomez & petra valderas / guadalajara

128/741 manuel luque & maria de sacramento banuelos / lagos

134/747 juan castellon & maxima godina / jamay

136/749 bacilio lopez & lucia de los reyes / san gabriel

148/761 rafael miranda & josefa quiros / panuco

155/768 luis de la pena & ygnacia zerra / compostela

159/772 antonio martinez & petra montano / tepic

165/778 pablo garcia & teresa gallardo / san juan

172/785 pedro godines & josefa guerrero / zapotiltic

175/788 juan mantilla & catarina romo / aguascalientes *tree 175/788

179/792 martin de luna & josefa de luna / tepechitlan

184/797 luis de la zorrilla & regina ybanes / fresnillo

190/803 andres casares & maria carmel gonzalez / cuatitlan

194/807 antonio romero & margarita gomez / etzatlan

204/817 tiburcio borrego & maria del refugio alvarez / jerez *carrillo 205/818

207/820 miguel nu & gregoria meza / etzatlan

214/827 maximo aguilera & vicenta ornleas / teocaltiche

218/831 felipe silva & gregoria esparza / ascientos

222/835 santos de la torre & demencia montoya / asientos

226/839 manuel ojegueda & feliciana jimenez / ixtlan

234/847 anacleto guzman & isabel gomez / jalostotitlan

239/852 domingo huerta & luisa santos / ahualulco

246/859 juan de dios flores & maria de jesus tovar / compostela

251/864 victorio garcia & tomasa portillo / nochistlan

254/867 cirilo lopez & zenona jimenez / mexticacan

261/874 ramon calvillo & maria de san juan ybarra / encarnacion

268/881 jose maria godoy & salvadora eledesma / tabasco

275/888 jose maria venacio & maria reyes oliveros / tala

282/895 paulin olivera & catarina alvarez / ojocaliente

289/902 andres cuevas & clemencia del rio / tala

300/913 manuel perez & petra de aro / moyahua

304/917 marcelo garcia & dolores de la torre / tototlan

309/922 jose maria sandoval & gumecinda barragan / calvillo

312/925 vicente gonzalez & florencia diaz / pinos

318/931 miguel lomelin & maria gapita hernandez / arandas

322/935 geronimo rodriguez rivas & maria franco / encarnacion

327/940 jose maria plata & crescenia ybarra / compostela

332/945 fausto benites & cruz silva / zacatecas

337/950 ygnacio salazar & luciana villanueva / compostela

342/955 jose gutierrez & maria alcaras / tamazula

349/962 tomas delgado & ricarda lupian / atemancia

354/967 manuel mata & antonia saucedo / matehuala

357/970 benigna pena & atanacia mora / ayutla

365/978 vicente perez & cecilia coronado / jalostotitlan

373/986 anselmo rodriguez & hermenegilda avalos / san juan (?)

378/991 eulogio anitllon & juana jimenez / jerez

384/997 pedro ygnacio moreno & felicitas moreno / adoves

390/1003 miguel mora & aniceta flores / zapotlanejo

394/1007 juan baptista juarez & maria maxima de jesus moreno / atolinga & tlaltenango

398/1011 agapito borrego & maria garcia / tototlan

404/1017 jose maria carlos de godoy & silveria robles / tlaltenango

407/1020 francisco pedrosa & marcelina martin del campo / san juan de los lagos

414/1027 manuel gonzalez de hermosillo & benedicta morales / analco

418/1031 trinidad munguia & guadalupe castaneda / tamazula

428/1041 antonio zepeda & candelaria luqiun / cocula

433/1046 ygnacio ruiz & pasquala robalcava / yahualica

437/1050 francisco martin & antonia martin / mazatitlan

443/1056 diego perez &  cirila lozano / nochistlan

447/1060 jesus rodriguez & agapita camacho / nochistlan *tree 449/1062

451/1064 francisco arias & trinidad macias / tototlan

458/1071 felipe hernandez & guadalupe hernandez / arandas

462/1075 casimiro yanez & bacilia sandoval / teocaltiche

466/1079 faustino lomelin & petra sandoval / teocaltiche

469/1082 juan jose villavaso & apolinaria cardenas / sayula

475/1088 ramon gomez & geronima placencia / yahualica

480/1093 nepomuceno losa & guadalupe gonzalez / tepatitlan

485/1098 jose ana lopez & rufina torres / adoves

497/1110 estanislao espinosa & guadalupe macias / cienega

499/1112 catalino garcia & cayetana martinez / cienega

502/1115 antonio hernandez & dionisia lopez / cienega

505/1118 cacildo davila & petra morillo / villanueva *saldana 513/1126

515/1128 jesus guzman & rafaela hernandez / ahualulco

519/1132 serapio cornejo & ygnacia franco / jalostotitlan

525/1138 manuel salcedo & josefa villalobos / jesus

530/1143 francisco calderon & bartola morales / fresnillo

536/1149 estanislao rodriguez & josefa rubio / autlan

541/1154 severiano ybarra & josefa topete / ameca

545/1158 antonio eugenio gordoa & maria mata / zacatecas

550/1163 apolonio delgadillo & josefa alonzo / istlahuacan

556/1169 antonio mejia & manuela rovalcava / jalostotitlan

568/1181 antonio romero & josefa gonzalez / atotonilco

575/1188 simon curiel & margarita amaral / mascota

578/1191 ascencio cano & romana parada / ixtlan

583/1196 casimiro rico & estefana acosta / mascota

588/1201 miguel machuca & antonia hernandez / ixtlan

592/1205 hilario sanchez & felipa andrade / mexicalingo

597/1210 juan gutierrez & juana ybarra / mexicalingo

599/1212 trinidad garcia de alba & guadalupe rubio / ejtula

606/1219 continua

607/1220 oah 2529 fin

608/1221 end of roll

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Participa de la Misa por todos los difuntos, siguiendo este enlace:

Ofrecida por las siguientes intenciones:

~ En Acción de Gracias a Dios, nuestro Padre, por la intercesión:

- del Espíritu Santo, por la Renovación Carismática Católica en Maracaibo.

- del Sagrado corazón de Jesús por una intención especial de la Familia Tulli Durán.

- Jesús de la Misericordia por las intenciones y salud de María Isabel Texeira, Doris Velasco y Heberto Hernandez.

- de Nuestra Señora de Coromoto, por los que laboran en el Hospital Coromoto.

- de la Virgen del Rosario.

- de la Virgen Desatadora de Nudos por las intenciones de Mario Andrés, Víctor Hugo, Yanet Rosa Durán.

- por la próxima canonización del Siervo de Dios Dr. José Gregorio Hernández.

- Por las intenciones de: la familia González Parra, la familia Parra Díaz y de la familia Devia Sthormes.

~ Pedimos por la salud y recuperación de:

• María Sousa Barbosa (09/11), Karla Yelina Roldán Gómez (17/11), Carmen Rosa Silva Angus (29/11), Gloria Josefina Noriega Gutiérrez y Patricia Carolina Dagnino Méndez.

• enfermos del Covid-19 y por los que trabajan por su sanación.

• Mons. Jesús Enrique Hernández, Padre Danilo Calderón, Padre Alberto Gutierrez, Hno. Thomas Smith, Flor Navarro, Mary Rodríguez, Emma Cleotilde Zabala y Maria Galindo.

~ Por los bienhechores de nuestra Parroquia, del Seminario, de la Fundación Cura de Ars y Fundación Comedor Santa Ana.

~ Por el descanso eterno de los difuntos…:

+ sacerdotes, religiosos y laicos que sirvieron a nuestra Iglesia Marabina, y particularmente a nuestra comunidad parroquial.+ que fueron activos servidores de la RCC de Maracaibo.+ de la Familia Guerere Piña.+ de la Familia Rodríguez Prieto.+ Alberto García.+ Giovanny Nava.+ Juan Suarez.+ Yoel Emilio Gámez.+ Elena Pérez.+ Marcelino Zavala.+ Eloina Saúl.+ Ramón Antonio Saúl.+ Angela Sangronis.+ Ana Barros.+ Narciso Enrique Solís.+ Ana Marquesa Solís.+ Maria Auxiliadora Terán.+ Ramón Antonio Terán.+ Regina Delgado.+ Enrique Rojas.+ Manuela Matos.+ Gumercindo Zavala.+ Maria del Socorro.+ Lucrecia Colmenares.+ Juan Díaz.+ Errol Santos Ali Hossein.+ Marisela Machado de Hernández.+ Simon Zavala Saúl.+ Frederick Ramón Zavala.+ Raimundo Zavala Saúl.+ Ramón Perozo.+ Elvia Rosa Fereira.+ Donato Di Meo.+ Hercilio Rivas.+ María Estilita Angulo de Rivas.+ Orlando Rivas.+ Alberto Di Meo.+ Francesco Di Meo.+ Carmelina Di Meo.+ Tomasino Di Meo.+ Juan Pablo Angel Vera Urdaneta.+ Javier Hernan José Vera Urdaneta.+ Richar José Ávila Rivas.+ Ranier Simón Ávila Rivas.+ Manuel Fernandes.+ Matilde de Fernández.+ Andrés Fernández.+ José de Freitas.+ Virginia de Oliveira.+ Antonio de Nobriga.+ Isaura Fernández.+ Felipe González.+ José González.+ Algerina González.+ Roman González.+ Familia González.+ Familia Batista.+ India Martinis.+ Familia Oliveira.+ Juan de Pilar Medina.+ Hector Hernández Calles.+ Laura Belloso de Hernandez.+ Nelly Hernández Belloso.+ Marisela Morán.+ Hector Hernández Belloso.+ Carmen Luisa Valera.+ Cristobal Valera.+ Lino las Mercedes Lizardo.+ Emma Sangronis.+ Leonor Sangronis.+ Franklin Guerrero.+ Sonia Ruiz de Yánez.+ Mauricia González de Gonzalez.+ Marco Andrés Hinestroza.+ Domenico Lombardi.+ Cristina Barreto de González.+ Eugenia Sangronis.+ Lorindo Sangronis.+ Rosendo Sangronis.+ Agapito Sangronis.+ Rubia Elena García.+ Guanifasio Segovia.+ de la familia Fereira Moronta.+ de la familia Fereira Pacheco.+ Tomasa Reyes.+ Ibrahim Reyes. Fransuack Arenas.+ Nora Luz Acosta.+ Alexis Mendez.+ Toribio Antonio Acosta.+ Juana Josefina Salas.+ Humberto Acosta Salas.+ Apolonia Lizardo.+ Juan Francisco Lizardo.+ Andrés Lizardo.+ Elba Fereira.+ Difuntos de la familia Fereira.+ Martha Elena Chirinos.+ Orlando Alberto Varón.+ de la familia Varón.+ Carlos Vargas.+ Angel Ciro Fuenmayor Rincon (1º año).+ Maria Huerta.+ Pbro. Carlos Villasmil.+ Pbro. Angel Leonardo Villalobos.+ Pbro José Luis Jordan.+ José Ramón “Monche” Olavez Arenas.+ Jorge Luís Olavez Baptista.+ Adela Romero de Noriega.+ Francisco Noriega Romero.+ Isabel Gutiérrez de Noriega.+ Carmen Delia Gutiérrez.+ Carmen Luisa Gutiérrez.+ María Gutiérrez de Arrieta.+ de la Familia Gutiérrez, Familia Arrieta Gutiérrez, Familia Moncada Ramírez, Familia Sánchez Fuenmayor.+ Yadira Moncada de Sánchez.+ Mario Leal.+ Norma Noriega de Zamora.+ Manuel Medina.+ Elsa Perozo de Medina.

+ Audón José Boscán Urdaneta (02/11).

+ Francisco Lisandro “Tano” Suárez Martínez (04/11).

+ María Teresa Garcia (04/11).

+ Elena Romero de Padrón (05/11).

+ Víctor Salom (06/11).

+ Gabriel José Gómez Guevara (06/11).

+ Gabriel José Gómez Guevara (07/11).

+ Antonio José Cordero Ball (18/11).

+ Jose Teixeira (02/12).

+ Cidalia de Sousa (02/12).

+ Francisco de Jesús (02/12).

+ Salvador Garofalo (02/12).

+ Alexis Socorro (02/12).

+ Juan Da Silva(02/12).

+ Nora Montiel de Russo.

+ Giuseppe Russo Graziano.

+ Alexis Raúl Bracho Martínez.

+ Hérmilo Paez Ávila.

+ Carlos Alberto Ortiz Ochoa.

+ José Gregorio de la Rivera.

+ Alexandra del Pilar Yánez Quintero.

+ Chichi Quintero.

+ Bernardo Larreal Herrera.

+ Nelson Enrique Sthormes.

+ Luís Marín.

+ Jorge Romero Martínez.

+ Sili Hernández Belloso.

+ Marisela Machado de Hernández.

+Animas del purgatorio más necesitadas.

Para anotar intención de misa, escribe por whatsapp o SMS al +58-424-6293617‬. Para transferir ofrenda voluntaria a la cuenta de Max Güerere, C.I. 10.918.893, BOD # 0116-0103-1500-2623-9345.