Sunday, December 30, 2007

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TIMES COME FROM OTHER ASSAULTS. ..

... they were not on hand ar mada were dance those meetings that were made at home or from friends Saturday at the evening or Sunday afternoon. As a prerequisite, you had to attend provided edible or drinkable namely crumb sandwich, which made the old cake, pies, chips (which were a very small half sweetish rolls) and soft drink as Bidú (the green glass bottle), orange Bilz, Pomona, Orange Crush (the ring of the bottle as the character stacked tires Michelin) and when it was hot, a concentrated taste quite far away from the coke that was diluted with soda. The inevitable Wincofón
player connected to a rudimentary amplification system, reproduced vinyl records and pasta (78, 45 and 33 rpm) that ranged from rock and roll played by Bill Haley & His Comets, Elvie Presley, The Platters, Smith and his passing Redhead Argentine orchestras like Panchito Cao, Edie Porteña Little Ones or Jazz Band, fuses with the original and oldest of Bix Beiderbecke and Louis Armstrong. The tango had survived the onslaught of rhythm and could not miss some issues and Juan D'Arienzo Osvaldo Re fa Fresedo with whether or My Life, sung by Hector Pacheco. Let's say it was a wide variety of rhythms that danced and gave standing huddled together for flannel. The parents used to take a look every so often to make sure that the dance hall was carried out within the guidelines of behavior governed by the 50's and in general, the meeting was always with the same friends and was organized with one or two days in advance. It is likely that these meetings have its antecedent in the gatherings and dances that were pro families in their homes in the former colonial Buenos Aires, where the mate went hand in hand together with cakes, while the waltzes were played on piano cielitos and sometimes accompanied by guitar.

Monday, December 10, 2007

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Who did not secretly smoking a cigarette when we were kids and then eating a packet of mints Luge (the oval) or super minty Billiken lest we feel the breath?
I started testing a Hawk I was a real firecracker and finished smoking a pack and a half per day until I stopped smoking 30 years later. Looking back, which is the period proposed in this blog, I noted a list of brands which will certainly have escaped me but more than one will make an exclamation when reading and incidentally, remind you that the role of tags, used to be-pleated properly - something like a belt. To complete and as anecdotal data, it is worth mentioning that Gloster was the first filter cigarette made in Argentina in 1960. And here's the list and if you remember others, I send them and add them.

Belmont, Commander, Fontanares, Individuals, Colorado, VO, Clifton, Pall Mall (Argentina), Noblesse, Appian Way, Galaxy, Hawk, 43, Le Mans, Gloster, Jaguar, Golden, Individual, Kin George, Jockey Club, HF , Fair, Simplex, Colt, Chesterfield (Argentina), Lapland, Alaska, Saratoga, 43/70, Big Ben, Shelton, Conway, Vanguard, Essex, Paddock, Splendid, Legal, Cumberland, Reval, Bilmore, Derby, Philadelphia, Arizona , Fitzroy, Parisien, Traditional, Florida, Benson and Hedges, Capitol, West, L & M (Argentina), Sportsmen, R6 (Argentina), Ducados (Argentina), John Player Special (Argentina), Phillip Morris (Argentina) Master, Parliament (Argentina), Lucky Strike (Argentina), Camel (Argentina), Douglas, Brooklyn, Collins, Boston, Gold Leaf (Argentina), Viceroy (Argentina), Kent (Argentina)

Sunday, December 9, 2007

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In the 50's just made his first television and radio strokes was the queen of Argentine households. However, the audience was surrounded by heroes and cartoon characters appearing in magazines like Patoruzú week that year-end special issue edited a voluminous, Rico Type, Patoruzito, Interval, Lightning Red and characters as memorable as Falluteli, Bombolo, Purapinta, Piantadino, Pochita Morfoni, the alter ego of Dr. Merengue and others that probably many will remember.
But there was a magazine that dealt with these great masters of the comic, called Illustrators, whose creator was Osvaldo Laino. It published reports, techniques, and also enabled him to future cartoonists to publish their work. I remember one especially that in the first table saw a crushing stone prisoner in the prison with his classic prison uniform. In the next, the character was released with great joy showing clemency. Then look for work and end on the last frame, breaking stones in the street. This strip was signed by a fan of the cartoon would later become famous: Joaquín Lavado, Quino.
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