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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Puerto Vallarta's Wedding Cake Church
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My Blogs ...
Libros
Paul Theroux: The Mosquito Coast
Great book, but living here is not THAT bad! Buscerias has almost no mosquitoes. San Blas 3 hours north is another story....- Herman Wouk: Don't Stop the Carnival
For anyone who is thinking about living or opening a business in the tropics... good luck.... Gabriel Garcia Marquez: One Hundred Years of Solitude
If you live in tropics, caribean or otherwise, you must read this!
Poesia
Octavio Paz: The Collected Poems of Octavio Paz, 1957-1987: Bilingual Edition
a crystal willow, a poplar of water,
a tall fountain the wind arches over,
a tree deep-rooted yet standing still,
a course of a river that turns, moves on,
doubles back, and comes full circle,
forever arriving;
Musica Latino
Lila Downs: La Sandunga
Trained in opera, her voice goes places unexpected to say the least. Her rendition of the traditional Mexican tune "Sabor a Mi" is extraordinary.- Paquita La Del Barrio: Grandes Exitos
An amazing voice with beautiful musical work. - Tona "La Negra": Homenaje Agustin Lara
An incredible voice, from Veracruz, but with Cuban roots. Beautiful! Jose Alfredo Jimenez: Lo Mejor de Jose Alfredo Jimenez
One of the geniuses of Mexican music. A prolific writer beloved by the older Mexicanos.Lola Beltran: Lo Mejor de lo Mejor
Lola Beltran was the first lady of Rancho/Mariachi music. A stunning voice.
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