Apprendo con molta tristezza della scomparsa di Paolo Calissano. Ho avuto modo di conoscerlo durante le riprese di Vivere, e mi è sembrata sempre una persona positiva.
Purtroppo questa è la vita e spesso bisogna imparare a convivere con essa. Mi dispiace moltissimo.
[Biography by imdB] Diego Andrés
González Boneta was born in Mexico City, Mexico, to engineers Lauro Andrés
González-Moreno and Astrid Boneta Gonzalez.
Diego recently starred as the
titular character in "Luis Miguel, La Serie." The series, about the
Mexican singer's rise to international fame premiered on Telemundo and Netflix
and was praised by critics and fans alike. He will next be seen on the big
screen in November 2019, starring opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the
highly-anticipated film "Terminator: Dark Fate" directed by Tim
Miller ("Deadpool") and produced by James Cameron. In 2020, he will
star as "El Gato Negro," the eponymous hero based on Richard
Dominguez's Latino comic book series.
Diego's breakthrough role came
about in 2012 when he was cast opposite Tom Cruise and Julianne Hough in New
Line's jukebox musical "Rock of Ages." His role in the film earned
him both CinemaCon's "Rising Star of the Year" award and an ALMA
award for best actor.
He has also been seen in the CBS
miniseries "The Dovekeepers," produced by Mark Burnett and Roma
Downey, which sustained an astounding nine-million viewers; Imagine
Entertainment's "Pelé: Birth of a Legend" opposite Vincent D'Onofrio
and Rodrigo Santoro; Voltage Pictures' thriller, "Eden" and
Lionsgate's "Summer Camp."
Diego's television credits
include the FOX horror-comedy series "Scream Queens," alongside Emma
Roberts, as well as the CW's "90210," MTV's "Underemployed"
and ABC Family's "Pretty Little Liars."
His career began at the age of 12
when he participated in "Codigo Fama," a children's singing reality
series in Mexico. Diego was nominated for Best New Artist at the 2006 MTV Awards
Latin America as well as the Best Solo Singer at the MTV Awards Latin America
in 2008.
Diego has been awarded GQ Latin
America's "Actor of the Year" and GQ Spain's "Man of the
Year."
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dedicated to Latin actors and actresses
When in 2010 the publishing house
published this story of life, ('Ancora una volta ho perso il treno' in italian) made up of segments dictated by the heart and
memories, I did not yet have the maturity to understand how many could be
reflected in my own experiences. In reality they were just notes of sensations,
moments of life lived first in the country where I was born, Venezuela and the
moments that marked my childhood in the country of birth and later in Italy.
Many things have changed since then and surely this sort of script does not yet
have the second part that fate has reserved and that I intend to narrate.
They asked me to translate into a
universal language and one chapter at a time will be published on
familiafutura.com and then published in print. If you like, you can follow this
path for free, step by step, from the familiafutura website, becoming my travel
companions that starts from Venezuela, arrives in Italy and leaves for the
United States.
I write and speak in English, but
it is often a bit Latin and certainly not perfect, but I preferred to do it
alone without the help of a ghost writer to maintain the authenticity of my
feelings.
I await you with immense
pleasure. I will keep you informed.
VENEZUELAN PORTRAIT
The high sun at six in the
morning
In my country at six in the
morning the sun is already high in the sky, the streets of the city begin to
come to life, the familiar sound of voices and moving cars warn you that soon
you will begin to smell the typical foods: emapanadas, arepas and tajadas de
platano.
The notes of the music to the
rhythm of salsa come very sweet to your ears, they wake you up gently, like a
mother does with her baby.
We don't care much if we don't
have the money to live large, it's great for us to live like this and we feel
like living large. Those who are lucky have a job, often poorly paid, but at
least you feel useful and, despite the heat that slows you down, you try to
give your best.
When work is scarce and during
the weekend, you can always go to the beach and reach Higuerote to realize that
you are in a wonderful country: the sea is crystalline, clear, of a turquoise
green, which remains in the mind for many days. The sky is near, you feel like
you can kiss the intense blue color.
The soundtrack of salsa and
merengue music, love songs and other erotic lyrics continues from the radios.
If you walk around the city of Caracas
in the evening, you have to be careful in which area you go to get stuck,
because "there are criminals" as the Italians warn. Yes, that's true,
but I realize that sometimes people become delinquents out of necessity and not
out of choice. The misery you are forced to live in sometimes leads you to
commit illegal acts, such as pickpocketing.
The regime suffocates you, we are
forced to take to the streets, in the heat, surrounded by tropical palms,
colorful flowers, mango trees and beautiful fountains. Around us American
skyscrapers and thousands of favelas (ranchitos) in the hills where poor people
live. We ask the president on duty to leave because he did not keep his
promises made during the electoral campaign. We are rich in oil but it is not
enough, that wealth is monopolized by the regime. We come to the point of
thinking that having America with us, perhaps, would be the lesser evil to
allow us to live in dignity. We are afraid of false prophets and our president
is too friendly with Fidel, as he wants to take our country away from
development and keep it segregated in absurd limbo.
We look around, we reflect: we
too have the internet thanks to an American. But these are thoughts that stop
and we think about something else. That's how we are done. We like to sing and
we serenade beautiful girls with tanned skin.
It is true, we are often forced
to leave our city in search of fortune, when we arrive in other countries, such
as Italy we realize that there is also another lifestyle, certainly more gray,
but if you are a father, or a mother, and you have children, you can offer them
something solid.
That's why you resign yourself
and, despite your broken heart, you leave that high sun at six in the morning
to immerse yourself in the unknown fog.
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Cuando en 2010 la editorial
publicó esta historia de vida, compuesta por segmentos dictados por el corazón
y la memoria, aún no tenía la madurez para comprender cuántos podrían
reflejarse en mis propias vivencias. En realidad fueron solo notas de
sensaciones, momentos de la vida vividos primero en el país donde nací, Venezuela
y los momentos que marcaron mi infancia en el país de nacimiento y luego en
Italia. Muchas cosas han cambiado desde entonces y seguro que este tipo de
guión aún no tiene la segunda parte que el destino tiene reservada y que
pretendo narrar.
Me pidieron que tradujera a un
idioma universal y un capítulo a la vez se publicará en familiafutura.com y
luego se publicará en forma impresa. Si lo desea, puede seguir este camino de
forma gratuita, paso a paso, desde la página web familiafutura, convirtiéndose en
mis compañeros de viaje que comienza desde la salida de Venezuela, llega a
Italia y vuelve a salir para Estados Unidos.
Escribo y hablo en inglés, pero a
menudo es un poco latino y ciertamente no es perfecto, pero preferí hacerlo
solo sin la ayuda de un escritor fantasma para mantener la autenticidad de mis
sentimientos.
Te espero con inmenso placer. Te
mantendré informado.
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RETRATO VENEZOLANO
El sol alto a las seis de la
mañana
En mi país a las seis de la
mañana el sol ya está alto en el cielo, las calles de la ciudad comienzan a
cobrar vida, el familiar sonido de voces y carros en movimiento te advierten
que pronto comenzarás a oler las comidas típicas: emapanadas , arepas y tajadas
de platano.
Las notas de la música a ritmo de
salsa llegan muy dulces a tus oídos, te despiertan suavemente, como lo hace una
madre con su bebé.
No nos importa mucho si no
tenemos el dinero para vivir en grande, es genial para nosotros vivir así y
tenemos la sensación de vivir en grande. Los que tienen suerte tienen un trabajo,
a menudo mal pagado, pero al menos te sientes útil y, a pesar del calor que te
frena, intentas dar lo mejor de ti.
Cuando el trabajo escasea y
durante el fin de semana, siempre puedes ir a la playa y llegar a Higuerote
para darte cuenta de que estás en un país maravilloso: el mar es cristalino,
claro, de un verde turquesa, que permanece en la mente por muchos días. El
cielo está cerca, sientes que puedes besar el color azul intenso.
La banda sonora de la música
salsa y merengue, canciones de amor y otras letras eróticas continúa desde las
radios.
Si caminas por la ciudad de
Caracas en la noche, tienes que tener cuidado en qué zona vas para quedarte
atascado, porque "hay delincuentes" como advierten los italianos. Sí,
eso es cierto, pero me doy cuenta de que a veces la gente se convierte en
delincuente por necesidad y no por elección. La miseria en la que se ve
obligado a vivir a veces lo lleva a cometer actos ilegales, como el carterismo.
El régimen te asfixia, nos vemos
obligados a salir a la calle, en el calor, rodeados de palmeras tropicales,
flores de colores, mangos y hermosas fuentes. A nuestro alrededor, rascacielos
estadounidenses y miles de favelas (ranchitos) en los cerros donde vive la
gente pobre. Le pedimos al presidente de turno que se vaya porque no cumplió
las promesas hechas durante la campaña electoral. Somos ricos en petróleo pero
no es suficiente, esa riqueza está monopolizada por el régimen. Llegamos al
punto de pensar que tener a Estados Unidos con nosotros, quizás, sería el mal
menor para permitirnos vivir con dignidad. Tememos a los falsos profetas y nuestro
presidente es demasiado amigo de Fidel, ya que quiere alejar a nuestro país del
desarrollo y mantenerlo segregado en un limbo absurdo.
Miramos a nuestro alrededor,
reflexionamos: nosotros también tenemos Internet gracias a un estadounidense.
Pero estos son pensamientos que se detienen y pensamos en otra cosa. Así es
como somos. Nos gusta cantar y damos serenatas a chicas guapas de piel
bronceada.
Es cierto, muchas veces nos vemos
obligados a salir de nuestra ciudad en busca de fortuna, cuando llegamos a
otros países, como Italia nos damos cuenta de que también hay otro estilo de
vida, ciertamente más gris, pero si eres padre, o madre , y tienes hijos,
puedes ofrecerles algo sólido.
Así que terminas resignándote, a
pesar de tu corazón roto, dejas ese sol alto a las seis de la mañana para
sumergirte en la niebla desconocida.
(No se pierda el segundo capítulo la semana que viene)
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Quando nel 2010 la casa editrice
pubblicò questa storia di vita, composta da segmenti dettati dal cuore e dai
ricordi, non avevo ancora la maturità di comprendere quanti avrebbero potuto
rispecchiarsi nelle mie stesse esperienze. In realtà erano solo appunti di
sensazioni, momenti di vita vissuti prima nel paese dove sono nato, il
Venezuela e i momenti che hanno segnato la mia infanzia nel paese di nascita e
in seguito in Italia. Da allora sono cambiate molte cose e sicuramente questa
sorta di sceneggiatura non ha ancora la seconda parte che il destino ha
riservato e che mi riprometto di narrare.
Mi hanno chiesto di tradurre in
una lingua universale e, un capitolo alla volta, verrà pubblicato su familiafutura.com
per poi venir pubblicato in edizione cartacea. Se vi fa piacere potete seguire
gratuitamente questo percorso, passo passo, dal sito di familiafutura
diventando i miei compagni di viaggio che parte dal Venezuela, arriva in Italia
e riparte verso gli Stati Uniti.
Scrivo e parlo in inglese, ma
spesso è un po’ latineggiante e sicuramente non perfetto, ma ho preferito farlo
da solo senza l’aiuto di un ghost writer per mantenere l’autenticità dei miei
sentimenti.
Vi aspetto con immenso piacere.
Vi terrò informati.
Between fiction and supposed reallife, we are all characters in search of an author
Highlighting your feelings by
drawing on your own experience is a great way to allow the audience to
experience the same feelings, passions, fears and joys that the character you
play is experiencing.
You don't have to conceive it as
a fiction, but you have to be able to feel and relive those facts of your life
that correspond or are very close to the scene you are interpreting or, better
still, that you are reliving. If we went to examine real life we would find
that it is much more fiction than that interpreted by impersonating a role. A
great of Italian literature, Luigi Pirandello, teaches us this through
"Six characters in search of an author".
On a stage a company of actors
rehearses the comedy 'The game of the parts'. Six individuals break in, a
Father, a Mother, the Son, the Stepdaughter, the Young Man and the Child,
characters rejected by the writer who conceived them. They ask the manager to
give them artistic life and to stage their drama.
It is Luigi Pirandello's most
famous drama. It was performed for the first time on May 9, 1921 at the Valle
theater in Rome, but on that occasion it had a stormy outcome, because many
spectators contested the performance with the cry of "Asylum!
For Luigi Pirandello, we men and
women, inauthentic beings, hide our true self behind a mask, we wear one or
more masks, because we are beings without identity and, during the course of
life we adapt to it, we are trapped there. behind. Life is therefore a long
comedy on the stage of life, where each of us plays our part and, by choice,
decides to be a character-mask or a person with a true identity.
In real life, we are all
characters in search of an author and someone who allows us to exist. The best
teachers are always the great political representatives.
Who better than them wears the
most appropriate mask to conquer the public?
The question I try to answer is:
are we actors more real playing a part or in our real life? We are all actors
and, in the course of our so-called real life, we put on make-up and dress to
play one or more roles.
Yes, I am convinced: a life for
each role!
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Entre la ficción y la supuesta
vida real, todos somos personajes en busca de un autor
Resaltar tus sentimientos
basándose en tu propia experiencia es una excelente manera de permitir que la
audiencia experimente los mismos sentimientos, pasiones, miedos y alegrías que
está experimentando el personaje que interpretas.
No tienes que concebirlo como una
ficción, pero tienes que ser capaz de sentir y revivir aquellos hechos de tu
vida que corresponden o son muy cercanos a la escena que estás interpretando o,
mejor aún, que estás reviviendo. Si fuéramos a examinar la vida real,
encontraríamos que es mucho más ficción que la interpretada personificando un
papel. El gran dramturgo italiano, Luigi Pirandello, nos lo enseña a través de
"Seis personajes en busca de un autor".
Sobre un escenario una compañía
de actores ensaya la comedia 'El juego de las partes'. Entran seis individuos,
un Padre, una Madre, el Hijo, la Hijastra, un Joven y una Niña, personajes
rechazados por el escritor que los concibió. Le piden al director que les dé
vida artística y que escenifique su drama.
Es el drama más famoso de Luigi
Pirandello. Se representó por primera vez el 9 de mayo de 1921 en el teatro
Valle de Roma, pero en esa ocasión tuvo un desenlace tormentoso, pues muchos
espectadores impugnaron la representación con el grito de “¡Manicomio!
Para Luigi Pirandello, los
hombres y mujeres, seres inauténticos, escondemos nuestro verdadero yo detrás
de una máscara, usamos una o más máscaras, porque somos seres sin identidad y,
durante el transcurso de la vida nos adaptamos a ella, estamos atrapados. allí.
detrás. La vida es, por tanto, una larga comedia en el escenario de la vida,
donde cada uno de nosotros hace su parte y, por elección propia, decide ser un
personaje-máscara o una persona con una verdadera identidad.
En la vida real, todos somos
personajes en busca de un autor y alguien que nos permita existir. Los mejores
profesores son siempre los grandes representantes políticos. ¿Quién mejor que
ellos lleva la máscara más adecuada para conquistar al público?
La pregunta que trato de
responder es: ¿somos los actores más reales jugando un papel o en nuestra vida
real? Todos somos actores y, en el transcurso de nuestra llamada vida real, nos
maquillamos y vestimos para interpretar uno o más papeles.
Sí, estoy convencido: ¡una vida
para cada rol!
Durante las vacaciones de Navidad
no queremos escuchar situaciones tristes, con razón. Pero no podemos olvidar a
nuestros hermanos y hermanas que viven en la miseria en Venezuela. Es importante
que el mundo conoce la verdad, no lo pintsfo por quienes tienen interés en decir
que todo está bien.
Cosmo de la Fuente
[Caraota Digital] "Muchos
venezolanos no pasarán una feliz Navidad, por las precarias condiciones en las
que viven, esa es la historia de 14 familias que viven en un rancho gigante
ubicado en la calle Intercomunal de El Valle.Jonathan Camacho, quien tiene casi
10 años viviendo en el lugar, conversó con Caraota Digital y explicó que más de
50 personas comparten el humilde espacio.
“Tengo una gran tristeza en mi
corazón, todos los días le pido a Dios que me ayude a salir adelante, pero hago
lo posible con lo que tengo a mi alcance”, expresó Camacho".
“Las ratas se meten, los insectos, hay moscas y zancudos.
Tenemos que lidiar con esto, porque tenemos un basurero atrás y estamos
expuestos a todo”, reveló.
TAMBIÉN TE PUEDE INTERESAR: VENEZUELA LLEGÓ AL “TECHO DE LA
POBREZA”: 94,5% ES TOTAL Y 76,6% ES EXTREMA,SEGÚN ENCOVI
“Yo trabajo para comer, pero lo que hago en todo un día se
me va en una cena, un pedazo de queso, y prefiero comer”.
World cinema dedicates an important
space to the drama of old age when one is suffering from senile dementia:
"The Father " with Anthony Hopkins, talks about Alzheimer's.
[Alessandra De Tommasi] “A father
who slowly loses pieces of himself and of a daughter who tries to keep them
together”: this is how director Florian Zeller told us about his latest work,
which earned Anthony Hopkins the second Oscar for best actor. From 20 May to
the cinema ". [MyMovies] The Father is based on the play of the same name,
the film tells of a daughter struggling with a bizarre and funny father
suffering from senile dementia. The film garnered 6 nominations and won 2
Academy Awards, 4 Golden Globes nominations, 6 nominations and won one BAFTA
Award, 6 nominations and won one Satellite Awards, 6 nominations and won 3
British Independent, 4 Critics Choice nominations. Award, 2 nominations for SAG
Awards, 1 nomination for Directors Guild, won an award at the Goyas, In Italy
at the Box Office The Father - Nothing is as it seems has grossed 1.3 million
euros.
[My Movies] Told on the big
screen, the stories of Alzheimer's patients and their families can put them in
front of what they will encounter and also become aware that in this disease,
whose numbers are increasing more and more, one should not stay alone.
A more recent film than in a
somewhat comic version, which is actually a drama, “Here today” (2021) “An
unforgettable friendship between two highly unlikely characters who couldn't be
more different. At the Box Office USA Here Today grossed 2.5 million dollars in
the first 2 weeks of programming and 900 thousand dollars in the first weekend
”a 2021 comedy-drama film directed by Billy Crystal, starring Billy Crystal and
Tiffany Haddish.
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actors #LatinActor (link)
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According to the World AlzheimerReport 2015, for 2015, we estimate worldwide over 9.9 million new cases of
dementia per year, that is, one new case every 3.2 seconds. This new estimate
is almost 30% higher than that referring to 2010 and contained in the report
published by the World Health Organization in 2012 entitled "Dementia: a
public health priority". The regional distribution of new dementia cases
is 4.9 million (49% of the total) in Asia, 2.5 million (25%) in Europe, 1.7
million (18%) in the Americas, and 0.8 million (8%) in Africa. Compared to our
2012 estimates, these values indicate a higher proportion of new cases in
Asia, the Americas and Africa, while the proportion of cases in Europe has
decreased.
The drama of senile dementia is a
touching and, sadly, real social and cinematic theme. In 2015 Julianne Moore
also won the Oscar for Still Alice, a film about a still young woman who
discovers she has Alzheimer's.
The cinema underlines this
dramatic event that changes the life of both the patient and his family. It is
difficult to accept that a loved one reaches the point of not recognizing a
child, a relative and that his or her history and past are mercilessly erased
in a moment of life's journey are the memories that help the elderly to move
forward.
Depression as the first sign ofsenile dementia
“Depression can be a very common
ailment in the elderly and can have various characteristics. Recent studies
have also shown that depression in the elderly can be a warning sign of
Alzhemeir and dementia. Mood disorders for elderly people can arise both as a
result of relapses subsequent to other depressive episodes experienced in the
course of one's life but can also occur for the first time following a
situation of strong stress such as a physical illness or a particularly
heartfelt mourning. "
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Luego de al menos quince años que
me he dedicado exclusivamente a dar a conocer lo que sucedió y sigue sucediendo
en Venezuela, mi país de nacimiento que guarda todos mis mejores recuerdos, he
decidido que es hora de retomar mi profesión artística. La mirada siempre
estará en mi país, y continuaré mi labor informativa pero de otra manera. Tras
el fallecimiento de mi amada mamá que ocurrió en diciembre 2020 (fue el dolor
más grande de mi vida) me di cuenta de que tenemos que avanzar sin perder nunca
el norte, que tiene que ver con Venezuela.
Muchas veces he sido atacado por
simpatizantes del régimen venezolano pero también por simpatizantes de la falsa
oposición y, por si fuera poco, también por alguien que, con la máscara de
benefactor, por alguna razón ha hecho todo lo posible para entorpecer mi camino
que, sin embargo, continúa sin cesar. Gracias a todos los que me han seguido
durante años y, no lo duden, siempre estaremos en contacto por el bien de
nuestro país.
Se les quiere….
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[by Andrea Gomez] Article Collider –
Narcos: Mexico is a spiraling and brutal look into the origins of the real life drug war that has shaped contemporary Mexico and the United States. Now in its final season, Narcos: Mexico promises an action-packed finale that has been building up for two seasons. Season 3 features the return of many familiar characters and a few new faces. Here’s your guide to everyone you need to know before diving back into the show.
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There is a large of international
film productions on Cosmo de la Fuente, find out who is on e-talenta.
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As Amado Carillo Fuentes, José
María Yazpik adds charisma and charm to the infamous Lord of the Skies. Carillo
Fuentes was a Mexican drug lord who took control of the Juarez Cartel in the
90s. He earned his nickname, “El Señor de los Cielos”, the Lord of the Skies,
because of his piloting skills and the fleet of jets that he used to traffic
drugs. In Narcos: Mexico Season 3, Carillo Fuentes plays a major role in the
storyline as he grows to be one of Mexico's biggest drug kingpins ever. In
1997, he underwent plastic surgery to change his appearance and died from
complications. His death is often contested by those suspicious of the
circumstances and Season 3 of Narcos: Mexico gives a playful nod to these
theories. Yazpik acted in a variety of telenovelas in the 1990s including:
Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande and Ángela.
DeLafuente's new official Instagram account, created by
the artistic agency that represents him.
There will be some surprises.
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"Los criminales que asesinaron en #Cúcuta a nuestros héroes de la patria, los intendentes William Bareño y David Reyes, caerán. No vamos a descansar hasta dejarlos en manos de la justicia. El país entero rechaza y condena esta acción terrorista, cobarde y demencial"
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GEORGE LOPEZ: AN ICONIC HISPANIC ACTOR
When you think of Latino comedy,
the first person you think of is George Lopez. The San Fernando Valley native
of Mexican descent has had an illustrious career that has included several HBO
standup specials, movies ("Spare Parts" and "Beverly Hills
Chihuahua"), television (the ABC sitcom "George Lopez"), and
late night ("Lopez Tonight").
Read more about hispanic actors
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The situation of Julian Assange worsens, the Australian journalist and activist managing editor of the WikiLeaks. The High Court of London has in fact overturned the first instance sentence issued last January which denied the extradition of Julian Assange from Great Britain to the USA. The appeal of the American legal team was upheld, which opposed the no to the delivery of the delivery of Assange on the basis of an alleged danger of suicide linked to the foreseeable judicial and prison treatment. It is therefore expected that the case will be returned to the lower court to be heard again.
Hard times for the freedom of
disclosure?
Various journalistic sources
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One of the famous actresses who were born in Venezuela is
Majandra Delfino. This television personality was born in Caracas, Venezuela
but moved to the United States at an early age. He currently has US
citizenship. She is popular for her role as Maria DeLuca on the cult series
"Roswell" and for portraying Jo Pye on the series "State of
Georgia." In addition, he was part of the cast The Office ’Spinoff: the
farm.Majandra Delfino rose to fame in her role as Maria DeLuca on Roswell. Born
in Caracas, Venezuela to a Cuban mother and Venezuelan father, Majandra lived
between Caracas and Miami before permanently moving to Los Angeles in her late
teens.
Wilmer Valderrama
Although “Fez” from “That’s 70 Show” was born in Miami as
Wilmer Eduardo Valderrama, he has two nationalities: American and Venezuelan.
His father was born in Venezuela and his mother in Colombia. This famous
Hollywood actor grew up and lived in Venezuela until his teens. At age 14 he
moved with his family to Los Angeles, California where he began a solid acting
career.
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Una bellissima notizia!
Un gran peccato che lo Stato italiano e Di Maio non si occupino di Hugo Marino, sequestrato dal regime di Maduro, di cui non si sa più nulla da quasi tre anni malgrado le continue segnalazioni alla Farnesina. La domanda sorge spontanea: sarà perché non porta abbastanza pubblicità?
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Negli ultimi anni la politicizzazione è diventata una mania invasiva. Tutto è politico, tutto è schierato, tutto deve dire da che parte st...
