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13 abr 2009
23 mar 2009
1 mar 2009
Glory days. Bruce Springsteen- Obuaro 152
Última estrofa... esa que está ocurriendo ahora.
Glory days – Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen
Now I think I’m going down to the well tonight
and I’m going to drink till I get my fill
And I hope when I get old I don’t sit around thinking about it
but I probably will
Yeah, just sitting back trying to recapture
a little of the glory of, well time slips away
and leaves you with nothing mister but
boring stories of glory days
Glory days – Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen
Now I think I’m going down to the well tonight
and I’m going to drink till I get my fill
And I hope when I get old I don’t sit around thinking about it
but I probably will
Yeah, just sitting back trying to recapture
a little of the glory of, well time slips away
and leaves you with nothing mister but
boring stories of glory days
25 feb 2009
Víctor Botas. Memento- Obuaro 151
Memento- Víctor Botas
¿A qué ese vano afán? ¿Es que no sabes
el fin para el que estás determinado?:
andar, andar sin rumbo, andar en cierto
modo como si ciego, por lugares
que nunca podrás ver. Piensa un instante:
¿de qué te sirve el oro? No te quiso.
¿A qué ese vano afán? ¿Es que no sabes
el fin para el que estás determinado?:
andar, andar sin rumbo, andar en cierto
modo como si ciego, por lugares
que nunca podrás ver. Piensa un instante:
¿de qué te sirve el oro? No te quiso.
10 feb 2009
The Station Agent. Film- Obituario 150
The Station Agent by Tom McCarthy
(Siempre hay una Rail Road Crossing, o no?)
- Eres un caza-trenes?
- No
- Por qué?
- Porque no sé conducir y no tengo cámara.
- Será por eso.
- Es curioso cómo me tratan, en realidad soy una persona
(Siempre hay una Rail Road Crossing, o no?)
- Eres un caza-trenes?
- No
- Por qué?
- Porque no sé conducir y no tengo cámara.
- Será por eso.
-Por qué se dice ir por el derecho de paso?
-Cuando tendieron las vías del ferrocarril el gobierno
expropió muchas tierras alegando que el ferrocarril
necesitaba el derecho de paso por la propiedad.
- Es curioso cómo me tratan, en realidad soy una persona
23 ene 2009
22 ene 2009
21 ene 2009
Le Punk. Concierto TV2(20-1-09)-Obuaro 146
Los conciertos de R3- Le Punk 20-1-2009
Investidura de Obama, nieve, blanco y negro...
Investidura de Obama, nieve, blanco y negro...
19 ene 2009
Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Humor- Obuaro 145
Humor by Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Tsars, Kings, Emperors,
sovereigns of all the earth,
have commanded many a parade,
but they could not command humor.
When Aesop, the tramp, came visiting
the palaces of eminent personages
ensconced in sleek comfort all day,
they struck him as paupers.
In houses, where hypocrites have
left the smear of their puny feet,
there Hodja-Nasr-ed-Din, with his jests,
swept clean all meanness
like a board of chessmen!
They tried to commission humor-
but humor is not to be bought!
They tried to murder humor,
but humor thumbed his nose at them!
It’s hard to fight humor.
They executed him time and again.
His hacked-off head
was stuck on the point of a pike.
But as soon as the mummer’s pipes
began their quipping tale,
humor defiantly cried:
'I’m back, I’m here! ',
and started to foot a dance.
in an overcoat, shabby and short,
with eyes cast down and a mask of repentance,
he, a political criminal,
now under arrest, walked to his execution.
He appeared to submit in every way,
accepting the life-beyond,
but of a sudden he wriggled out of his coat,
and, waving his hand, did a bolt.
Humor was shoved into cells,
but much good that did.
Humor went straight through
prison bars and walls of stone.
Coughing from the lungs
like any man in the ranks,
he marched singing a popular ditty,
rifle in hand upon the Winter Palace.
He’s accustomed to frowning looks,
but they do him no harm;
and humor at times with humor
glances at himself.
He’s everpresent. Nimble and quick,
he’ll slip through anything, through everyone.
So- glory be to humor.
He- is a valiant man.
Tsars, Kings, Emperors,
sovereigns of all the earth,
have commanded many a parade,
but they could not command humor.
When Aesop, the tramp, came visiting
the palaces of eminent personages
ensconced in sleek comfort all day,
they struck him as paupers.
In houses, where hypocrites have
left the smear of their puny feet,
there Hodja-Nasr-ed-Din, with his jests,
swept clean all meanness
like a board of chessmen!
They tried to commission humor-
but humor is not to be bought!
They tried to murder humor,
but humor thumbed his nose at them!
It’s hard to fight humor.
They executed him time and again.
His hacked-off head
was stuck on the point of a pike.
But as soon as the mummer’s pipes
began their quipping tale,
humor defiantly cried:
'I’m back, I’m here! ',
and started to foot a dance.
in an overcoat, shabby and short,
with eyes cast down and a mask of repentance,
he, a political criminal,
now under arrest, walked to his execution.
He appeared to submit in every way,
accepting the life-beyond,
but of a sudden he wriggled out of his coat,
and, waving his hand, did a bolt.
Humor was shoved into cells,
but much good that did.
Humor went straight through
prison bars and walls of stone.
Coughing from the lungs
like any man in the ranks,
he marched singing a popular ditty,
rifle in hand upon the Winter Palace.
He’s accustomed to frowning looks,
but they do him no harm;
and humor at times with humor
glances at himself.
He’s everpresent. Nimble and quick,
he’ll slip through anything, through everyone.
So- glory be to humor.
He- is a valiant man.
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