For Whom The Bells Toll / Por quien doblan las campanas
(Versión en español más abajo) This is not a book, it is a lecture. As much as I may not be 100% fan of Hemingway as a person, with his macho […]
(Versión en español más abajo) This is not a book, it is a lecture. As much as I may not be 100% fan of Hemingway as a person, with his macho […]
Wow! This year the Eurovision Song Contest was packed with great songs. I just felt that I wanted to use some of them in class, so I came up with […]
This week, London’s poshest stages -Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House and English National Opera’s Coliseum- have both an incredible beast performing on their boards. The similarities probably end there however, as […]
When writing is a need, when the pleasure of communicating in a deeper voice than your own is so vast, you just can’t help even trying. Barely six months since […]
My latest spinning session was born from lust (of fun) and sin (fats & carbs). Pedal to it for a terrific workout!!! La última sesión de spinning que he […]
Woman, beauty, passionate, barefoot, artist, friend, lover, direct, wise, black, powerful, bisexual, singer, emotive, crazy, medium, girl, funny, writer, taurian, witty, deep, insecure, brave… how many tags could you give Concha […]
The Rosenblatt series presented tonight a very English recital: tenor Ben Johnson and pianist James Baillieu performed a programme full of English songs from the last 2 centuries. Mixed within we […]
Mi imagen del día de hoy es sin duda la del buen pastor: me he sentido muy querido, protegido, guiado y ayudado. He sido un tierno corderito, que consigue superar sus miedos […]
He has sung with Gheorghiu, Domingo and DiDonato; he has starred in the Met, La Scala and the Royal Opera House; he is one of the most desired light-lyric tenors at […]
Patience can lead to excellence. I am not a very patient person, but I can be very constant when I want something. And I really wanted to see this show […]