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ÂĄES VERDAD!
Sesenta mil soldados aliados murieron por liberar Italia del rĂŠgimen fascista, casi ciento cuarenta mil italianos murieron durante la ocupaciĂłn nazi, y aĂşn asĂ se ha escrito poco sobre las batallas para salvar Italia que los historiadores han llegado a llamarlo "el frente olvidado".
ÂĄEs verdad!
Pino Lella vive todavĂa, despuĂŠs de ayudar a muchos judĂos, de luchar por su vida y la de otras personas, despuĂŠs de presenciar atrocidades inimaginables, esta historia de supervivencia en varios sentidos es real. Bajo un cielo escarlata es una historia que merece ser contada y conocida, resulta que comprĂŠ este libro por curiosidad y me atrapĂł desde el principio porque estĂĄ tan bien escrito que cada pĂĄgina te motiva a no dejar de leer lo que viene despuĂŠs.
El libro en sĂ estĂĄ lleno de mĂşsica, de historia, de aventuras es una obra llena de amor y como siempre pasa con el amor, deforma en el corazĂłn el sentido del tiempo de una manera verdaderamente apasionante.
"Una persona muy sabia me dijo una vez que al abrir nuestros corazones y mostrar nuestras cicatrices nos volvemos humanos, imperfectos y completos"
ÂżCrees estar preparado para ser completo? Comienza por leer, Bajo un cielo escarlata.
"Nessun dorma"
#bajouncieloescarlata #marksullivan #leer #leeresvivir #megustaleer #tumeagradesmolt #mipiacimolto #pinolella #pinolellaisatruehero #italia
Nessun dorma.
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BUEN DĂA HDTPM!
(Hoy Dios tiene planes maravillosos)
Nuestra cabeza es redonda para permitir que nuestros pensamientos cambien de direcciĂłn.
Joan MirĂł.
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Noche estrellada (1889)
Aunque "Starry Night" es una de las pinturas mĂĄs famosas de Vincent Van Gogh, es probable que pocos sepan que la imagen no se creĂł al aire libre, sino en el hospital psiquiĂĄtrico de Saint-RĂŠmy, segĂşn la visiĂłn de Van Gogh desde su habitaciĂłn en la misma instituciĂłn, el 8 de mayo de 1889, apenas mĂĄs de un aĂąo antes de su suicidio, estaba plagado de desĂłrdenes mentales que solo se pueden suponer a tĂtulo pĂłstumo como depresiĂłn, ansiedad, pĂĄnico y episodios delirantes.
Recurriendo a la pintura como modo de escape y consuelo, esta obra permite al espectador ver el mundo a travĂŠs de los ojos de quizĂĄs el mejor artista de la historia en una de sus horas mĂĄs oscuras.
Pero incluso esta oscuridad se rompe por la luz de las estrellas y la luna, que se convierten asĂ en el sĂmbolo del Ăşltimo rayo de esperanza de un alma desesperada.
"La estrella muy brillante" que veĂa Van Gogh en realidad es Venus.
Van Gogh no encontraba atractiva la pintura, pensaba que era un fracaso, alegando que "no le trasmitĂa nada"
Te amo mamĂĄ đ¤
El cafĂŠ no quita lo pendejo...
Pero te hace un pendejo mĂĄs despierto, concentrado y eficiente.
Buen provecho.

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Marilyn Monroe and Maria Callas at JFKâs birthday gala, 1962.
Lady Gaga for the 2019 MET Gala (Theme: Camp)
The Dark Side of the Moon: Explained
An in-depth blog post on my favorite album of all time was long overdue. Pink Floydâs Dark Side of the Moon is still to this day arguably the best album ever made. Iâd highly recommend listening to this album if you havenât already, but if musical masterpieces arenât really your thing, this is not the album for you. I constantly come across articles that explain how the album was made, but hardly any on analyzing the albumâs meanings song by song. That is what I have challenged myself to do today.Â
âSpeak to Meâ
Speak to Me is not a song youâll hear at a music festival. There arenât really any lyrics, as it mainly consists of random clips of conversations and various sound effects. When I took the time to really listen to the song, I started to understand its deeper meaning. In the 65 second song you hear the heartbeat sound effect used in âEclipseâ, the clock ticking heard in âTimeâ, the manic laughter of Peter Watts used in âBrain Damageâ, the cash register in âMoneyâ, the helicopter noise in âOn the Runâ, and vocalist Clare Tonyâs scream in âThe Great Gig in the Skyâ towards the end of the song. Once the screaming stops, the song leads into âBreatheâ. So what do all these noises communicate? I feel it gives a very dramatic summary of what themes and sounds the album contains. In this song particular, the theme of insanity is very prominent, as itâs quite the stressful song to listen to.
âBreathe (In the Air)â
Breathe is one of the prettier songs in this album. After the psychotic screams in the intro, it eases into a slow-paced rich guitar medley with David Gilmourâs blues-based chords and solos. Aside from the beautiful instrumentals, the lyrics are what really makes the song worth knowing. The song is full of mixed themes. The beginning tells you to relax and live life, as itâs the only life you get. Then it tells you to get a job and focus on that instead of the beauties of life. It warns you that work is a never-ending cycle. Later some of the lines expose our materialistic society convincing us we are happy when really weâre chained to a vicious cycle of consumerism. One of my favorite lyrics in the song is âAll you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever beâ as it really enforces one of the harsher realities of life.
âOn the Runâ
This is the second song in the album that uses sound effects and voice clips as itâs structure. The song gives the setting of a man running late for his flight and trying desperately to make it. There isnât a lot I really have to say about this song, but it definitely adds to the albums exposure of how messed up adulthood is by showing how stressful it is.
âTimeâ
Time opens with extremely loud clips of different types of clocks ringing. Once all the clocks stop, there is a slow and deep guitar solo along with a fast-paced drum solo in the background. The song describes what time has to do with the tough transition from youth to adulthood. When weâre young we think we have all the time in the world. We donât realize how quickly time passes by until weâre out of time and full of regret. You wasted your life trying to be comfortable, rather than living the crazy fun life you dreamed of when you were young. And now that you want to live that life, itâs too late. Youâre out of time and luck. The song seems to be a great depiction of a rock ânâ roll midlife crisis.Â
âThe Great Gig in the Skyâ
This song is a lyrical Interpretation of death, sorrow, happiness, joy, and pain, all at the same time. It opens with a man saying â And I am not frightened of dying -Any time will do, I donât mind -Why should I be frightened of dying? Thereâs no reason for it, youâve gotta go sometime-If you can hear this whispering you are dyingâ. Deep, I know. The rest of the song is Clare Tonyâs emotional and powerful vocals growing more and more with the music, till the piano slows and her voice calms. I feel this represents the angry and fearful feeling felt toward death escalation until finally, itâs accepted.
âMoneyâ
Money is one of my all-time favorite Pink Floyd songs. This is a fun rock/jazz song with a catchy bass riff and iconic guitar solo but, like every other song on this album, itâs got a much deeper meaning. When you first take a look at the lyrics, you may think âWow, Pink Floyd sure did love being millionairesâ. Thatâs exactly what Waters wanted you to think when he wrote the song. When Gilmour sang âMoney, itâs a hit. Donât give me that do goody good bullshitâ, it exposed the arrogance of the upper class. You donât have to be filthy rich to associate yourself with some of the songs lyrics, as everyone has had some connection to greed. The overall theme of this song is how we evolve in our relationship with money.
âUs and Themâ
The conversation closing Money then leads into the calming musical introduction of Us and Them. Most people think the songs only theme is war. Iâd argue that itâs not about war so much as it is about the tendency of humans to fight with each other. Not just on the battlefield, but in everyday situations. In an interview Waters discusses a bit of the meaning behind Us and Them: that we are constantly fighting each other and separating ourselves into an âus vs. themâ mentality. The point is that we unnecessarily divide ourselves based on every little thing, concentrate on our differences, and forget to think about all the ways weâre all in this thing together. So, yes, on a small scale, itâs about war, but itâs more about human nature in general. Not just the political idea of one country against another, but the very simple idea of one human against another. The powerful background vocals and sax solos communicate the importance of the theme of the song.
âAny Colour You Likeâ
This song is beautiful, but I havenât quite discovered itâs meaning yet. There are no lyrics for me to analyze in this song. The only thing I can really comment on in the song is the fact that I feel like Iâm on an insane psychedelic acid trip.Â
âBrain Damageâ
This song describes a manâs final descent into insanity. The whole album itself poses the question âCan everyday life make you go insane?â. The themes expressed in Time, Money, Us and Them, and so on all lead up to this when this normal person finally goes insane from his normal life. Finally, at the end of the song, you hear that manic laugh again. The lunatic really is in this guys head. Iâd also like to add that some would argue this album was based on what Syd Barrett was going through with drug addiction. Wish You Were Here was without a doubt an ode to Syd, but I think the deep meanings this album presents are beyond Pink Floydâs co-founder.
âEclipseâ
The final song in The Dark Side of the Moon is Eclipse. There are infinite themes and metaphors you can obtain from this song. Hereâs how I see it. Itâs saying that everything in the universe is in perfect harmony and balance. It is only us humans that are messed up. The moon represents the chaos and madness of our minds that eclipses the god-giving light of the sun. Thatâs why Dark Side of the Moon is really the dark side of human nature, as it blinds us, but itâs also what makes us unique. As the last lines show, there is no dark side of the moon, itâs all dark. Itâs only the sun that makes it bright. So in fact, everyone is crazy, and that is our purpose.
 I hope this post cleared up some of the confusion on what this album was communicating. In the end, only the writers of this album will know the true meaning.
Por la belleza infinita de conjugar todos los verbos que acaben en "ARTE"

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