What Are Some Good Games With Mounts

Nicolás Cristóbal Guillén Batista , who later signed his poems simply as Nicolás Guillén was born in the province of Camagüey on 10 July 1902, the same year the Republic of Cuba begins life as an independent country so it can be said that the poet is born with his homeland, his fate and his singing are intimately linked in their struggles, anxieties, and hopes. Mulatto child of parents, young Guillén take birth-white miscegenation in his veins, that will be the synthesis of the Cuban and will at the same time, matter bonus song.

showed their commitment to the Cuban and American country with their blood brothers and all the disinherited of the world.

His work, of exceptional significance in the English-language literature has been translated into all languages \u200b\u200band has earned glowing reviews and studies by leading figures of contemporary literature.

Nicolás Guillén died in Havana 16 July 1989.

groin You do not know

groin

With so you know, Bito
Manue
with both groin, now
Desí not know ye. MERICAN you

The buccal,
and you will have I fled:
your groin was etrái Guan etrái
of guan guan and your tri. Bito

Manué, you do not know groin groin
you do not know, you do not know
groin.

namoro ma Do not ever. Bito
Manue groin
you do not know, you do not know
groin.

Nicolás Guillén ( Reasons are , 1930)

The Wall

To build this wall, bring me all hands
:
blacks, black hands, white
, her white hands.

Oh,

a wall that goes from the beach to the mountains,
from the mountain to the beach, well beyond the horizon
.

- Tun, tun!
- Who is it?
-A rose and a carnation ...
- Open the wall!
- Tun, tun!
- Who is it?
"The sword of Colonel ...
- Close the wall!
- Tun, tun!
- Who is it?
"The dove and the bay ...
- Open the wall!
- Tun, tun!
- Who is?
"The scorpion and the centipede ...
- Close the wall!

At the heart of a friend,
Open the wall;
the poison and the dagger,
Close the wall;
myrtle and mint,
Open the wall;
the serpent's tooth, closed
wall;
the nightingale the flower opens
the wall ...

We raise a wall joining all hands
blacks, black hands, white
, her white hands.

A wall that goes from the beach to the mountains,
from the mountain to the beach, well, there
on the horizon ...

(From the dove flight popular poetic work in 1920-1972, La Habana, Instituto Cubano del Libro, 1972.)

Periquiyo said: Joaquín Sabina makes his "special" tribute to Nicolas Guillen in his song "I ejaculated."
A little beyond the four-minute song, we hear some verses that speak of "You do not know groin."
I thought it appropriate to add Video:

Why Does My Pee Burn On My Period

Nicolás Guillén José Saramago, a writer committed to the people.

Like it or not, we only memory we have. A town that loses its memory is dead and still do not know, and more dead yet if it is prepared to adopt as his own, memories that are foreign, making them stagnant and he too mortal, this.

Cuadernos de Lanzarote fragment (1993-1995)

E scritor Portuguese, one of the most popular novelists in the world. Journalist and member of the Portuguese Communist Party suffered censorship and persecution during the dictatorship of Salazar. He joined the "Carnation Revolution" that brought democracy to Portugal in 1974. Maintained a skeptical intellectual and ethical position and aesthetics above political partisanship, and committed to the human race. In his last decades, enshrined as a universal writer, he divided his time between Lisbon and the English island of Lanzarote (Canary Islands). Elevation of ground (1980) was the novel that revealed as much Portuguese novelist mature and innovative. It is a historical novel, located in the Alentejo between 1910 and 1979, a peasant language, a robust and documented and a humorous and sarcastic style dramatically called attention at the time. Continued work of great interest is the convent Memorial (1982), The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis (1984), The Stone Raft (1986), History siege of Lisbon (1989), The Gospel According to Jesus Christ (1991) and Blindness (1995), work in which the author from ethical considerations warns of "responsibility of eye when others have lost. "Saramago, skeptical but supportive, reflected in this novel about whether one would hope after this new millenarianism that mankind is living. In 1998 he received the Nobel Prize for Literature, becoming the first Portuguese writer to get it . The Swedish Academy highlighted its ability to "re understandable a fleeting reality, with parables sustained by imagination, compassion and irony ."

In recent he published duplicate Man (2002), Intermittently death (2005), Small memory (2006), Elephant Travel (2008), A raft of road stone and Haiti Democracy and University (2010).
A great literary parallel to a life of social and ethical commitment has fallen short of time.

José Saramago has died, his work is an important part of world literature, commitment is an attitude to be grateful in this day and age where there is very to use the intellectuals involved as he has done.

Open Letter to José Saramago Sanguinetti

URGENT To: His Excellency. Mr. Julio María Sanguinetti
President
Uruguay

From: José Saramago

Lanzarote Spain Lanzarote

, October 20, 1999 President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay:

My name is José Saramago, I'm Portuguese, writer and currently living on an island in the Canaries archipelago. My wife is English, I have friends all over America that is expressed in Castilian, and also would not need to say, in Brazil, who speaks my language. Nothing cultural and social value to me is strange American world. I belong to that world as I belong to the village where I was born. I'm the Nobel Prize for Literature, but do not write from that condition. I have not even certain that either by writing books so I am writing the President of the Republic of Uruguay. I wish that this letter was read only because it contains words of one man to another man. It is true that I am a writer, it is true that I am Nobel Prize, but that comes in second and third. I do not mean by humility, I say this because only in humans (unfortunately not all) a sense of humanity can exist and resist. That feeling is the guiding words.

Juan Gelman, the great Argentine poet, one of the largest the world has today, looking, for years, his grandson was born in 1976 in Montevideo, where the henchmen of the military dictatorship, in an operation over Condor, transported to the pregnant mother. The father of that child or that child was found dead in Argentina, killed, shot in the neck. Of mother nothing is known, his trail was lost in a secret detention center of Montevideo, capital of the country of Dr. Julio Maria Sanguinetti becomes president. If alive, the grandson of Juan Gelman is now 23 years old. Where is it? The President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay Juan Gelman is not called, but could, for your unhappiness, being as it is also simply Julio Maria Sanguinetti, being now in the situation of the Poet, that is desperately seeking his own grandson . What would you do? If Juan Gelman, now admit this assumption, was the President of Uruguay, Dr. Sanguinetti certainly call on your door and say, "Help me to find my grandchild. "And Juan Gelman, so I have certainly put all his authority in the service of this justice.

is what I, Portuguese writer, I would ask Dr. Julio Maria Sanguinetti:" Help Juan Gelman, help justice, help the dead, the tortured and kidnapped by helping the living who mourn them and seek help yourself, help your conscience, help your grandson has not disappeared, but could have. "I have nothing more to ask, Mr. President, because I'm asking around.

With due respect.

Sincerely, José Saramago

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Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo

The president of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, saw the practice of the team that Diego Maradona. The Argentine Grandmothers supports the nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. "Thanks for coming, I love a lot," Maradona said Carlotto. Estela de Carlotto

, said today that "in the World 78 with every goal he became the parents of the missing wept", while "this tournament fills us with hope" .

The March 24, 1976 Armed Forces usurped the constitutional government in Argentina through a coup. Since then, the military regime, which called itself "National Reorganization Process," conducted a policy of terror. The "disappearance", predominantly through which served as political repression, affecting 30,000 people of all ages and social conditions that were subjected to deprivation of liberty and torture, among them hundreds of creatures abducted with their parents or born in clandestine centers detention where pregnant girls were conducted.

The number of kidnappings of young children and pregnant women, the operation of clandestine maternity (Campo de Mayo, School of Naval Mechanics, Pozo de Banfield, etc.). The existence of lists of military families "hold" from a clandestine source in these centers and the statements of the same military demonstrate the existence of a preconceived plan to kidnap not only adults but also a systematic plan of abduction of children.

stolen children as "spoils of war" as the children were registered by members of the forces of repression, left anywhere, sold or abandoned in institutions like the nameless ones NN Thus made them disappear by annulling their identity, leaving them to live with his legitimate family, all their rights and freedom.

Civil Association of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo is a non-governmental organization that aims to locate and return to their legitimate families all missing children abducted by political repression, and create conditions so that never again repeat such a terrible violation of the rights of children, demanding punishment for those responsible.

De Benedetti and Favero, sung by Juan Carlos Baglietto, why sing?