#pedro vidal

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Photographer Pedro Vidal

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 Diego Tápanes Valdés - Complexions Contemporary Ballet - photo by Pedro Vidal

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just saw a really pretty shirt but my first thought was lesbian witches. agathario, you’ve ruined me

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Citroën Dyane 6 Coupé, 1970, by Pedro Serra Vidal. The Dyane was assembled in Vigo, Spain for the Spanish market. The Barcelona-based coachbuilder created this coupé based on the Dyane's platform which was revealed at the Barcelona Motor Show but it remained a one-off.

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Pedro Antonio Vidal

Felipe III con armadura (1617)

Museo Nacional del Prado

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Emdt Historical Tournament

Duel 6

Character 1

Complete name: Pedro Martínez de Luna y Pérez de Gotor/Antipope Benedictus XIII "Papa Luna" (Illueca, November 25, 1328-Peñíscola, May 23, 1423)

Status/Proffesion/Charge: Cardinal and Antipope

Actor: Gerardo Malla

Episode: 3×09, El cisma del tiempo

Character 2

Complete name: Pilar Vidal i Ferrando (Barcelona, ​​October 11, 1855- Barcelona, ​​February 8, 1932)

Status/Proffesion/Charge: Actress and singer

Actress: Francesca Piñón (In this episode it's Angustias pretending to be Pilar Vidal for the mission, but anyways, I'm adding her here)

Episode: 3×11, Tiempo de verbena

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Ana Vidal Egea: Sigrid Nunez, la escritora de los tabús existenciales que inspiró a Almodóvar

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Photographer Pedro Vidal

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Video de Alejo Vidal-Quadras que es necesario ver

Recordemos estas palabras de Alejo Vidal-Quadras pronunciadas días antes de que fuera tiroteado en la cara: “… la sociedad civil tiene que movilizarse… “ Recordemos esto 👏 https://t.co/fUaCINXmyr— Chinpum (@ladypinpom) November 13, 2023 Video de Alejo Vidal-Quadras que es necesario ver 11 principios que Sánchez aplica sin parar Descarga la Guía del Manifestante

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Santiago was also Pedro Albizu Campos's barber.

The Ponce Massacre was a peaceful march in 1937 that turned into a violent police shooting where 19 civilians were killed and hundreds were injured. The march had been organized by the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party to commemorate the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico by the governing Spanish National Assembly in 1873, and to protest the U.S. Government's imprisonment of the Party's leader, Pedro Albizu Campos, on sedition charges. U.S. appointed Governor Blanton Winship, his chain of command, and the police who took part in the massacre, and even admitted to mass shooting, were never prosecuted or reprimanded.

These events directly led up to what would become known as the "Gunfight at the Salon Boricua," where Santiago Diaz, in a standoff with military men sent to his barbershop to attack, lost three fingers on his left hand which flew among the crossfire, as well as a bullet in the head, but remained alive.

Unfortunately it is still illegal to fly the Puerto Rican flag by itself [without the American one right next to it].

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10 de junho: Dia de Camões no Círculo de Artesãos da Corunha

Por segundo ano celebraremos o dia de Camões no Círculo de Artesãos da Corunha (também conhecido por Circo de Artesáns e com nome oficial de Sociedad Recreativa e Instructiva de Artesanos), sociedade fundada em 1846 e sempre sediada na rua Sto. André, número 36, da cidade de Hércules. O evento de novo conta com a colaboração da revista Palavra Comum. Com esta instituição, a mais velha da Galiza e…

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María Montez married William McFeeters and became Marie McFeeters, 1932.

In 1932, when Maria was 19 years old, she met the Irish banker William MacFeeters and they fell in love despite their age difference (he was nearly 50), they got married the 28th November 1932 when she was 20 in Barahona and lived there for a long time. In the house where they lived she was the perfect hostess as she prepared many good dishes which she served to her guests and which she then taught her mother to prepare. Maria and McFeeters��� house was very close to Maria’s parents’ house.

[María África Gracia Vidal & William MacFeeters wedding certificate, from FamilySearch.org]

One year later of her marriage to William McFeeters, María’s dad, Isidoro Gracia García suddenly passes away although Maria made big efforts to bring a doctor to her parents home. She lived near her mother one more year but by 1934 Maria and William McFeeters change their residence into San Pedro, a little village in Dominican Republic. There, they meet some friends of McFeeters who invited her to the United States. With her husband’s permission, she went and stayed for quite some time, under the name of Maria McFeeters, in fact she was looking for work and worked there for two or three months and returned to San Pedro. Then she went to Barahona where she told his mother that she wanted to divorce McFeeters. There were rumors that Maria wanted to separate because she wanted to go live in the USA but another reason was that he could not have children and she wanted to be a mother. They separated in 1940 but remained friends forever.

Photo and information from “De María África a María Montez, un mito en Technicolor” documentary directed by Jesús Reyes Mota, 2014.

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any recommendations for books or movies?

not asking for favourites, as that's a reeeeally hard one

omgggg i’m not much of a reader honestly but i am a huge film nerd LOL i tend to gravitate to movies about sex and/or violence i fear so keep that in mind with all of these recommendations

some movies that have been on my mind lately are exotica (1994, dir. atom egoyan), o fantasma (2000, dir. joão pedro rodrigues), sauvage (2018, dir. camille vidal-naquet), belle de jour (1967, dir. luis buñuel), the in crowd (2000, dir. mary lambert), frisk (1995, dir. todd verow), variety (1983, dir. bette gordon), and andrea arnold’s entire filmography (but especially fish tank, american honey, and red road)

i know who killed me (2007, dir. chris sivertson) is a misunderstood 2000s horror masterpiece - it’s basically american giallo (lindsay lohan is also the star of it btw)

open cam (2005, dir. robert gatson) is more of a niche pick but i think it’s really underrated and actually quite good - it’s a low-budget horror/thriller about gay cam boys