#fernando velázquez

[alintalzin]

Playlist for Alisette Blackthorn and Richard Blackthorn from my gothic fantasy wip Ghosts and Black Roses.

[espeliculando]

Puntuación:⭐️⭐️ de 5

La última noche en Tremor

Oriol, escucha "el instinto" y vuelve a las películas.

Por mgarsos

Una adaptación no muy acertada, con un tempo de inicio demasiado lento y un metraje demasiado extenso. Con una historia evidente y caótica, narrada sin excesiva coherencia junto a un guión simplón, que se pierde en palabras grandilocuentes y pedantería esotérico - filosófica son algunos de los lastres que nos hacen pesado el visionado de esta serie.

Javier Rey destaca sobre el resto del reparto, aún así, cuando su personaje se muestra más inestable, se vuelve poco creíble. Polvorosa y Castro se muestran correctas y convincentes. Mientras Guillermo Toledo no para de meter aire al texto cuál dudoso actor de doblaje. Cabe mención especial para Nora Navas.

Visualmente es genérica, está pensada para adaptarse al mercado internacional de plataformas sin mayor pretensión. Pese a ello tanto su fotografía como su montaje y colorización son cinematográficos y agradables, pero existen muchos productos similares con mejor resultado visual.

En cuanto a la música, aunque en este caso, debería actuar como actor principal, no consigue llegar a ser ese pilar fundamental e ir de la mano con las escenas. El único tema reseñable es 'Las Piezas', al final del último capítulo.

Concluyendo, La última noche en Tremor, es un thriller de suspense con el sello característico de Paulo, pero que se extiende demasiado en un galimatías insustancial y previsible. Pudo ser una gran película pero prefirió ser ocho capítulos mediocres.

[hauntingsoundtracks]

Crimson Peak, directed by Guillermo Del Toro

Full original soundtrack by Fernando Velázquez

0:00 - Edith’s Theme

1:56 - My Mother’s Funeral

2:47 - Buffalo

4:57 - After the Ghost

5:34 - Soft Hands

6:22 - McMichael

7:27 - Valse sur une berceuse anglaise

8:47 - Ghost I

10:30 - I Desperately Need Your Help

11:25 - The Butterfly

12:18 - Optician

13:46 - Return to Your Ghost

17:42 - Allerdale Hall

24:03 - The House

25:51 - What Was That

26:34 - Lullaby Variation

28:17 - The Book

29:10 - The Attic

30:58 - Ghost II

31:50 - Crimson Peak

32:46 - Ghost III

34:30 - I Have to Get Away from Here

35:54 - Letter from Italy

36:31 - I’m Here

39:35 - The Machine / The Box

41:05 - Bubbling Up

41:28 - Key’s Chase

42:26 - You Didn’t Drink Your Tea

43:25 - The Gramophone

46:30 - You Are Awake

48:12 - Let Me Help You

49:06 - We Stay Together

50:23 - I Know Who You Are

58:38 - Lucille & Showdown

1:09:26 - Finale

[aroanehring]

Thanks for the tag~~!! =^O^=

1. Allerdale Hall - Fernando Velázquez

2. Labour - Paris Paloma

3. Lullaby variation - Fernando Velázquez

@faireladypenumbra @docpiplup @deus-me-relinquit @marzipanandminutiae @the-apostates-martyr @funkybadger @pmmdj @thedemoninurlocket

MUSIC LOVERS ASSEMBLE!!

i feel like starting a tag chain so i hope this works out :)

reblog this with 3 songs:

the song your listening to right now (or last one you listened to)

your current favourite song

a song of your choice

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mine:

its now or never - elvis presley/love in the dark - adele

trastevere - måneskin

nevermore - queen

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tagggzzzz: (np ofc) @heartstopper-lover123 @s0lit4ir3 @ali-da-demon @vicwritesfic @skeelly @charliethinks @tori-my-love @chronic-skeptic @toulouseradiosilence @stewpid-soup @nine-frogs-in-a-trenchcoat @pessimistic-gh0st @theshyqueergirl @crowleybrekkers @a-bowl-of-soop @frogfairy444 @robinheaney12 @fairyghostgirlgaming @thatsawesomedontyouthink @venusplanetoflove2 @thelovelyvie @abookishshade @spir4nts-lun4r @i-have-no-idea-111 @kit-the-queer @a-wondering-thought @scatteredraysofhope @coco6420 @softlyunbreakable @givennnnnn @far-beyond-saving @darling-im-wonderstruck @heartstoppernerdsstuff @nonbinary-idiot-obviously @rebelrobinrules1984 @daydream-of-a-wallflower @leonine-elizer @angel-devil-star and anyone else who wants to join!!

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

The Life of Joan of Arc – Jules-Eugène Lenepveu // Louis XIV at the Taking of Besancon – Adam Frans van der Meulen // William III of England – Jan Wyck // Infant-Cardinal Don Fernando of Austria on Horseback – Gaspar de Crayer // Portrait of Johan Wolphert van Brederode – School of Thomas de Keyser // Equestrian Portrait of Philippe de France – Pierre Mignard // Karl XI, King of Sweden – David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl // Equestrian Portrait of Louis XIV – René-Antoine Houasse // Equestrian Portrait of Charles XI of Sweden – David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl // Herzog Karl V. von Lothringen – unknown artist // King Charles XI of Sweden Riding a Horse – David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl // Louis-Philippe, Duc d’Orleans, Saluting His Army on the Battlefield – Alexander Roslin // Equestrian Portrait of Philip IV – Diego Velázquez // Jérôme Bonaparte, King of Westphalia – Antoine-Jean Gros // Equestrian Portrait of King George II – Joseph Highmore // Equestrian Portrait of William II, Prince of Orange – Anselm van Hulle // Equestrian Portrait of King William III – Jan Wyck // Guy On A Horse – Maisie Peters

[moraneuclid]

The Many Faces of Shen Jiu-Qingqiu-Yuan

Doomed by the narrative.

Twisting the narrative.

Defying the narrative.

OOC! OOC! OOC!

—

might revisit the concept another time.

Crossposted in twt (which ruined the quality) under @/nori_moran : https://x.com/nori_moran/status/1795384083889213906?s=61

[theonlinecollector]

Zacarías González Velázquez

Autorretrato (1800-30)

Academia de San Fernando, Madrid

[bg-sparrow]

Day 9: "You're not going to like this."

Protecting her took precedence over her trust.

Rating: T || Genre: Hurt/Comfort, Whump || Words: 1600 || Summary: When Rumplestiltskin finds Belle sleepwalking toward a deadly fall, his instincts and magic save her—and damn him to fall for her even more. But love complicates duty, creating a choice: keep her safe or keep her trust. 

Songs:

[ask-felix-aberg]

Good evening Felix, I was intrigued by Lily's inquiry and your stories about your relationship with dancing. I was always led to believe that there are certain... dangers to dancing in Sweden.

(not for the faint of heart, at any rate) Kind regards, Ada

Dear Ada,

I must admit, your mention of the dangers associated with dancing in Sweden brought a smile to my face. I do enjoy the polska a lot, but more often than not, I find myself getting the steps wrong. My two left feet have been known to cause a collision or two in the past, much to the amusement (and sometimes dismay) of my partners. So yes, there are certainly perils involved.

It’s all in good fun, even if it does leave a few bruises now and then.

However, I believe that all forms of dancing come with their own risks. The potential for stepping on toes or making missteps is always high. But despite the occasional mishap, I would never shy away from trying.

Do you enjoy dancing, Ada?

Vi ses!

Felix

[maidenvault]

DESCENT INTO MYSTERY: A FILM SCORE MIX OF GOTHIC VIBES

vol. I

abel korzeniowski penny dreadful: the unquiet grave / memento mori danny elfman batman: descent into mystery alejandro amenabar the others: wakey wakey howard shore ed wood: main title coil hellraiser: box theme danny elfman the wolfman: wolf suite pt. 1 javier navarrete pan's labyrinth: long, long time ago / the fairy and the labyrinth franz waxman the bride of frankenstein: main title hans zimmer hannibal: the burning heart danny elfman beetlejuice: main title goblin suspiria theme john williams harry potter & the prisoner of azkaban: secrets of the castle / the portrait gallery wojciech kilar dracula: vampire hunters dario marianelli jane eyre: yes! wojciech kilar the ninth gate: corso and the girl javier navarrete pan's labyrinth: lullaby

vol. II

wojciech kilar the ninth gate: opening titles graeme revell the crow: city of angels: city of angels james newton howard the village: the bad color shirley walker batman: mask of the phantasm: main title fernando velázquez crimson peak: edith's theme wojciech kilar dracula: mina's photo franz waxman rebecca: foreword & opening daniel licht dexter: blood theme gene moore carnival of souls: the carnival of souls abel korzeniowski penny dreadful: transgression danny elfman sleepy hollow: main title george fenton the company of wolves: main theme / the wolfgirl james newton howard the village: the gravel road danny elfman batman: up the cathedral hans zimmer hannibal: dear clarice danny elfman army of darkness: march of the dead

[download] [incomplete playlist on yt]

[horror-thriller-brackets]

Flower of Evil:

Crimson Peak:

[marcmarcmomarc]

Dick Figures (propuesta de doblaje)

Rojoberto “Rojo”: JOSÉ ANTONIO TOLEDANO

Azuluis Campos “Azul”: LUIS LEONARDO SUÁREZ

Papá-san Takagami “El Mapache”: EDUARDO FONSECA

Abeja Sintonizada Auto-máticamente: LEYLA RANGEL

Meredith P. Gurblopskey “Rosa”: JOCELYN ROBLES

Zeus/Neptuno: SEBASTIÁN LLAPUR

Stacy: MELI G

Sr. Dingleberry: JESSE CONDE

Chad Policía: DAN OSORIO (serie)/EDER LA BARRERA (película)

Lord Tourettes: MARIO FILIO

Hermáno: ALBERTO BERNAL

Pie Grande: OCTAVIO ROJAS

El Genio: RAYMUNDO ARMIJO

Artistas Callejeros: DAVID BUENO

Tedward: DAFNIS FERNÁNDEZ

Stella: TANIA BECERRA

Jason “Trollz0r”: JOSÉ ÁNGEL TORRES

Conde Gris: ANDRÉS BUSTAMANTE

Sarah Connors: ERIKA UGALDE

Medusa: ISABEL MARTIÑÓN

Jacques Bond: BETO CASTILLO

Juan BaJa: JOSÉ LUIS MIRANDA

Shi Ba: ARTURO MERCADO

Jimmy Lowe: DAN OSORIO

Gelato Bene: SALVADOR NÁJAR

Gerald Butler: SALVADOR REYES

Ninjas: CARLOS DEL CAMPO, ALEJANDRO GRAUE, y RICARDO TEJEDO

La mamá de Gelato Bene: NORIKO TAKAYA

Salchichas: CARLOS BECERRIL

Puré: ÓSCAR BONFIGLIO

Rana Robo: MARIO FILIO

Dan Avidan: RAÚL ALDANA

Robot Explorador de Marte: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Hermana de Stacy: JESSICA ÁNGELES

Narrador 1: JESÚS GUZMÁN

Matón: ARTURO MERCADO JR.

Lord Takagami: HÉCTOR ESTRADA

Guardia 1: ARTURO MERCADO

Guardia 2: RAÚL ALDANA

Trabajador Portuario 1: MIGUEL ÁNGEL RUIZ

Trabajador Portuario 2: ERICK SALINAS

Narrador 2: ENZO FORTUNY

Mujeres Japonesas: VALENTINA SOUZA

Nikos: ALEXIS ORTEGA

Robot Bailarín: AGUSTINA CIRULNIK

Colegiala Japonesa: TANIA BECERRA

Hijo-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECA

Esposa-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECa

Nieto-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECA

Bici: DAVID BUENO

Taxi: RICARDO MENDOZA “EL COYOTE”

Capataz de Barco TNT: EDUARDO TEJEDO

Operador de Servicios de Rescate Global: XÓCHITL UGARTE

Capitán Mayor Teniente Crookygrin: HÉCTOR LEE VARGAS

Ninja de Cumulonimbus: CARLOS DEL CAMPO

Voz de Telefono: RAÚL ANAYA

Cortador de Gueto: MARIO FILIO

Steve: VÍCTOR UGARTE

Camarera Francesa: CARLA MEDINA

Capitán DJ: MARIO FILIO

Padre Francés: OCTAVIO ROJAS

Esposa de Capitán DJ: VIOLETA ISFEL

Madre Francesa: XIMENA DE ANDA

Hijo Francés: ANGÉLICA VILLA

Policía Francés 1: RAÚL ANAYA

Vendedor de Paraguas: MARK POKORA

Cortador Francés: DAVID BUENO

Policía Francés 2: JOSÉ LUIS RIVERA

Zack Keller: RAÚL ANAYA

Ed Skudder: BENNY IBARRA

Ninja Muerto: ALEJANDRO GRAUE

Mamá-san Takagami “Sra. El Mapache”: EDUARDO FONSECA

Robin Campos “Lavanda”: LUPITA LEAL (cap. 49-51)/FERNANDA ROBLES (cap. 52-55)

Rose “Escarlata”: KARLA FALCÓN (cap. 49-51)/ALICIA BARRAGÁN (cap. 52-55)

Amandazada: KERYGMA FLORES

Jacey: ISABEL MARTIÑÓN

Sra. Dingleberry: MARÍA SANTANDER

La Mapache: EDUARDO FONSECA

Lady Tourettes: MARIO FILIO

Salmón: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Borgoña: JAVIER OLGUÍN

Director Ejecutivo Steve: JESÚS HERNÁNDEZ

El Cuellobarbudo: CARLO VÁZQUEZ

Rusty: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Vishnu: OCTAVIO ROJAS

[fourorfivemovements]

I was tagged by @rebeccamarinwife (thank you! :))

rules: shuffle your spotify 'on repeat' playlist and list the first ten songs

1 - Gossamer Tennis - Abel Korzeniowski

2 - Born to Darkness part II - Elliot Goldenthal

3 - Lullaby Variation - Fernando Velázquez

4 - A New Family - Patrick Doyle

5 - Valse Triste - Jean Sibelius

6 - The Wedding - Trevor Jones

7 - Gently as She Goes - Karliene

8 - Cat People (Putting on Fire) - David Bowie

9 - Sonata in A, Op.69 - Ludwig van Beethoven

10 - The Storm - Philip Glass

I tag @feralgodmothers @amoursdivines and @misskittygrimm, if you fee like doing it :)

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Luis González Velázquez (Spanish, 1715-1763) Mercury and Argos, 1752 Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando

[illegally-blind-and-deaf]

🎶✨️when you get this, put 5 songs you actually listen to, then publish. Send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool)🎶✨️

Dang only 5?

Ok

Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy- I am absolutely in love with this song and it's a problem. I've started trying to learn it on piano and let me tell you it is HARD but so pretty and worth it. I generally listen to this one at night when I'm getting ready for bed or when it's wet and cold. There's also and orchestra arrangement of it by Guy Farley from Silver Skates (2020) that I also love which gives it a romantic spin and holy heck it is heaven

I Wish I Had a Hundred Years by Fernando Velázquez (from the movie A Monster Calls) - I genuinely can't remember how I found this piece but it's absolutely gorgeous. It's melancholic yet hopeful yet bittersweet and it's everything mixed into one. I love it so much. It's very calming and orchestral and it makes me feel things. I often use it when writing my book cause that's the vibe of my book

Muuskia by Pärt Uusburg- I'm doing this one with my choir at school but it is the most amazing piece of choral music. If you Google the translation it's even better and UGH ITS SO GOOOOOOOOOD the Baltic in me adores this (it adores Anoj Pusèj Dunojèlio better because it's Lithuanian. I cried when I listened to it in my aunt's traditional Lithuanian dress and felt a heartbreaking longing for home)

Beginning of the End Movement by The Newton Brothers (from the Haunting of Bly Manor)- again, I have never seen this movie but this piece is so beautifully sad and I use it a lot when I'm writing too because it's a quiet, longing sadness not an angry violent one that makes you sob

Turnadot/ Act 3: "Nessun Dorma" by Giacomo Puccini and the BBC Concert Orchestra- this is actually an orchestral arrangement of one of the most epic opera pieces ever and hooooooooooly it's so good. I love this one more that the opera because I love hearing all the different parts of the orchestra. It's so epic and dramatic and it genuinely sounds like something out of a movie. So good honestly. The end with the timpani- *chefs kiss*

HONOURABLE MENTIONS:

The Blue Danube Waltz- Strauss

A World to the Wise- Giacchino

North and South Title Theme- L'Orchestra Numerique

The English Affair- Howard Harper- Barnes

The Thief- Howard Shore (from Hugo)

Because I'm too lazy to copy and send I'm tagging (no pressure you don't have to):

@kaslynspeaks @gracemeadow @falloutchemicalday @laneynoir @lorrow2 @tintinology @speckleddandelionicecream-blog

And anyone else who wishes to

[timriva-blog]

‘La cocina española’, un recorrido culinario de la cocina sefardí al chef mediático

El loable trabajo de Fernando Villaverde Landa radiografía la gastronomía y su evolución, pero no deja claro al lector las características distintivas de una tradición milenaria ‘Cristo en casa de Marta y María’ (1618), de Velázquez. En primer plano, dos sirvientas en la cocina; a la derecha, reflejado en el espejo, Jesucristo, conversa con las hermanas de Lázaro.   Escrito por ROSA TOVAR Es…