#Rafael Miranda

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Rafael Miranda

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Manuel Norberto Correa+Rafael Miranda, Cantina da Cidade Universitária, 1959

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After the Hamiliton shoutout deleted scene in 'Manhattan Transfer' (s17, e17), I'm convinced the detectives repeatedly interrupt Barba when he's out on dates. 'Criminal Hatred' (s14, e12) is texting to reschedule for another time, 'Decaying Morality' (s16, e13) rushing in from an opera, and of course 'Her Negotiation' (s14, e24).

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i kinda miss posting on here tbh

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OHHH WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVEEEE

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El Gran Don Rafael Cancel Miranda

Rafael Cancel Miranda (Mayagüez, 18 de julio de 1930 - San Juan de Puerto Rico; 2 de marzo de 2020) fue un poeta y líder independentista puertorriqueño. Una figura relevante en la lucha por la independencia de Puerto Rico durante el siglo XX. Publicó nueve libros de poesía y reflexiones.

Rafael Cancel Miranda nació en la ciudad de Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, situada en su costa oeste. Su padre, Rafael Cancel Rodríguez, fue presidente del Capítulo de Mayagüez del Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (PNPR) y su madre era miembro de las Hijas de la Libertad, una organización de mujeres no partidistas y rama femenina del Partido Nacionalista. Su padre, empresario y propietario de una tienda de muebles, había sido encarcelado por sus ideas políticas.

Falleció el 2 marzo de 2020 a los ochenta y nueve años en su domicilio del distrito de Río Piedras en San Juan de Puerto Rico. Unas semanas antes del deceso su salud se había deteriorado debido a su avanzada edad.

Cancel se unió a los "Cadetes de la República", la organización juvenil del Partido Nacionalista, organizando comités nacionalistas juveniles en diferentes ciudades. Su grupo tenía un programa de radio y un pequeño periódico. Como cadete, Cancel le dio la bienvenida a Albizu Campos en diciembre de 1947, cuando el líder del Partido Nacionalista regresó de EE. UU. tras de cumplir una condena de diez años de cárcel; primero en un penal de Atlanta, luego en Nueva York; por cargos de conspiración para derrocar al gobierno de EE. UU. e "incitar a la rebelión" en contra de ella. Después de la segunda guerra mundial, hubo una amplia resistencia a los intentos de Washington de imponer el inglés como lengua principal de enseñanza en las escuelas de Puerto Rico. Cancel fue uno de los que participaron en una huelga de la escuela a este respecto, y dos meses antes de graduarse fue expulsado de la escuela. Luego fue a San Juan para terminar la escuela media.

Los puertorriqueños se convirtieron en ciudadanos de Estados Unidos como resultado de la Ley Jones-Shafroth de 1917 y los que eran elegibles, con excepción de las mujeres, se esperaba que servirían en el ejército, ya sea voluntariamente o como resultado del servicio militar obligatorio (conscripción). En 1948, Cancel, entonces con dieciocho años y en la escuela media, se negó a ser reclutado en el ejército. Un día, estaba caminando a la escuela en San Juan con otros estudiantes, y había un coche con cuatro agentes del FBI en la esquina de su casa. Les entregó sus libros a los otros estudiantes para llevarlos al lugar donde vivía. Los hombres lo detuvieron y lo acusaron de negarse el proyecto de EE.UU. Una Corte Federal de EE. UU. en Puerto Rico lo sentenció a dos años y un día y enviado a prisión en Tallahassee, Florida, donde permaneció de 1949 a 1951. Durante su estancia en la cárcel se enfrentó a un guardia de la prisión debido a la segregación racista dentro de los muros de la prisión. Bajo la legislación de Jim Crow, los dormitorios de la prisión estaban segregados.

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Modalidades del Desplazamiento Territorial y Politico en Puerto Rico

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SDCC 2023: Fantagraphics Announces the Publication of Braba, a Brazilian comics anthology Edited by Rafael Grampá and Janaína de Luna

SDCC 2023: Fantagraphics Announces the Publication of Braba, a Brazilian comics anthology Edited by Rafael Grampá and Janaína de Luna #comics #SDCC #SDCC2023 #SDCC23 #ComicCon #ComicCon2023

Fantagraphics has announced Braba, a high concept anthology of innovative Brazilian comics. Expertly curated by renowned Brazilian cartoonist Rafael Grampá and famed Brazilian comics editor Janaina de Luna, this extraordinary collection of 13 short stories created by 16 pioneering Brazilian cartoonists captures the vibrant and daring nature of the Brazilian comics scene. Produced in collaboration…

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Exposición “Como la caña”, Colectiva

Exposición “Como la caña”, Colectiva

Exposición Como la caña Colectiva 05.02.2022 Factoría diseño A lo largo de estos años, he visto como la interrelación entre las diferentes disciplinas, también llamado interdisciplinariedad, ha generado enriquecimientos recíprocos y satisfacciones varias. Ese engranaje de saberes y experiencias ahora ligados al campo del diseño y del arte, se citan en Factoría Diseño, nuevo espacio en el…

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Carmen Miranda - The Brazilian Bombshell

Carmen Miranda (born Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha in Marco de Canaveses, Porto on February 9, 1909) was a Portuguese-born Brazilian singer. Nicknamed "The Brazilian Bombshell", she was known for her sass and signature fruit hat outfit that she wore in her American films.

Miranda was introduced to a composer while working at her family's inn, and she soon recorded her first single ("Não vá Simbora") in 1929.  She then signed a two-year contract with Rádio Mayrink Veiga, the most popular Brazilian station of the 1930s. Her rise to stardom in Brazil was linked to the growth of a native style of music: the samba.

At the invitation of US show business impresario, Lee Shubert, who saw her perform in Rio's Cassino da Urca, she came to Broadway and starred in hit musicals: The Streets of Paris and Sons o' Fun.

Her fame grew quickly, and she was formally presented to President Franklin D. Roosevelt at a White House banquet shortly after her arrival in the US.

When news of Broadway's latest star (known as the Brazilian Bombshell) reached Hollywood, Twentieth Century-Fox offered her a contract in 1941. Her most memorable film performances are in the musical numbers of films such as Week-End in Havana (1941) and The Gang's All Here (1943).

After World War II, Miranda's films at Fox were produced in black-and-white, indicative of Hollywood's diminishing interest in her. As a result, Miranda decided to produce her own films to limited success. Although her film career was faltering, her musical career remained solid and she was still a popular nightclub attraction. She continued to tour the US, Europe, and Latin America.

After filming a segment for the NBC variety series The Jimmy Durante Show, where complained of feeling unwell, she died at home in Beverly Hills, California from a heart attack. She was 46 years old.

Legacy:

Was the first contract singer in Brazilian radio history; subsequently, the highest-paid radio singer in Brazil in the 1930s

Chosen by former Brazilian president Getúlio Vargas as a goodwill ambassador in the United States in 1939

Was the first Latin American star to have a block in the forecourt of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in 1941

Was Hollywood's highest-paid entertainer and the top female taxpayer in the US in 1945, earning more than $200,000 that year

Has a museum in Rio de Janeiro, Museu Carmen Miranda, established in her honor in 1976

Received the Ordem do Infante Dom Henrique Grande Oficial, a Portuguese order of knighthood, in 1995

Has a square in Hollywood named Carmen Miranda Square with a ceremony headed by honorary mayor of Hollywood Johnny Grant and attended by Brazilian consul general Jorió Gama in 1998

Was one of 500 stars nominated for the American Film Institute's 50 greatest screen legends in 1999

Honored by the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro in 2005 and the Latin America Memorial in São Paulo in 2006 with a Carmen Miranda Forever exhibit to commemorate the 50th anniversary of her death

Bestowed the Ordem do Mérito Cultural by the Ministry of Culture of Brazil in 2009

Was a part of a set of commemorative US Postal Service Latin Music Legends stamps, painted by Rafael Lopez, in 2011

Commemorated in the 2016 Summer Olympics closing ceremony with a tribute

Honored with a Google Doodle on her 108th birthday in 2017

Was the first South American honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6262 Hollywood Boulevard for motion picture

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Name: Pathos or Rafael

Pronouns: he

Interests: Nathan Pandit

adults, minors, employed people, unemployed people, chronically online people, acutely offline people, ai artists, traditional artists, digital artists, bots, real people, aspiring authors, published authors, starving artists, well-fed artists, nsfw accounts, sfw accounts, people who think in black and white, people who acknowledge nuance, neurotypical people, neurodivergent people, blond people in romantic relationships with other blond people, polyamorous, monogamous, polygamous, men, women, everyone between and outside of that, anyone to whom that spectrum as a whole does not apply, people in healthy relationships (mutually toxic ones are fine as long as you let me watch ^-^), allocishet people, aroace trans gay people, pregnant people of any gender at their late 2nd- early 3rd trimester, French people (Quebecois people are on thin ice, but the rest of Canada also DNI), my 5th grade english teacher, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, pansexuals, polysexuals, omnisexuals, police without a warrant, police with a warrant, drunk driving antis and neutrals, woke moralists, asleep degenerates, people with blue or green eyes, people with cavities, small business owners, megacorp CEOs, microorganisms that cannot breach the blood-brain barrier, vivisection antis, fandom elders, fandom middle-aged, fandom youths, people who dont read DNIs if theyre "too long," people with long DNIs cus im not reading that shit, people who send death threats, discord e-daters (i hope you break up), selfship haters bc why do you hate fun, medical malpractice lawyers, my ex-wife Miranda and her stupid fucking lawyer you can keep the house but you'll never have my dignity you stupid assholes 🖕🖕🖕🖕, my beloved son Eduardo except on weekends, flat earthers, globe earthers, earth "neutrals," people who hate on online relationships or think they dont "count," pro shippers, pro kayakers, and pro skaters, people who donate to ao3 (this one's for real), monolinguals, trilinguals, selfshippers lmaoo thats so cringe sorry, transphobes (homophobes are fine), anyone located within 50 kilometers of -57.40378, 118.63882, twinks, bears (person not the animal), activists, staticists, gambling addicts but if you send me $50 i may or may not take you off this list, autism moms, autism dads, autism parents who lost it all in the divorce (now demoted to neurotypical parent), autism not the step dads but the dads that stepped up, people who think women can get pregnant (only men do that), people who cant solve my riddles three, bears (the animal), The Bear (the show), people with "ironic" dni lists who are trying way too hard to be funny, debt collectors, toothpaste flag users, toothbrush flag users, "we live in a simulation" dumbasses, anyone whose high school mascot was that shitty bulldog png (you know the one), furries (scalies are fine). may add more

People with the first name "Nathan" and the last name "Pandit."

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Miranda’s 100 follower ask prompts challenge

Im so surprised that my little blog just passed a 100 followers recently and to celebrate I want to give back to all of you and open up my asks inbox for some story requests as a way to give back to everyone who’s supported me!

Characters: Joel Miller, Tommy Miller, Din Djarin, Javier Peña, Robbie Reyes, Triple Frontier, Rafael Barba.

Themes/ prompts:

Neurodivergent reader

Anxious Reader

Plus size reader

Enemies to lovers

Friends to lovers

Hurt/ comfort

Fluff

Smut

Angst

Or if you have a specific idea in mind hit me with it.

I will not do dark themes like Non con or abuse.

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hi there!! i’m trying to find a faceclaim for my oc and i’m wondering if you could help? he’s a latino cowboy between the ages of 30-45 ish; i would prefer fcs with plenty of resources (mostly gifs & including cowboy resources if possible) … thank you so much for your help!! 💕🇵🇸

Danny Pino (1974) Cuban.

Pedro Pascal (1975) White Chilean - The Last of Us - called for ceasefire and medical aid in Palestine!

Raúl Castillo (1977) Mexican.

Gabriel Luna (1982) Mexican and Lipan Apache - The Last of Us.

Paulo Lessa (1982) Afro Brazilian.

Alfonso Herrera (1983) Mexican.

Richard Cabral (1984) Mexican.

Carlos Miranda (1984) Nicaraguan.

Alex Meraz (1985) Mexican [Purépecha] - The Last Son - is pro Palestine!

Clayton Cardenas (1985) Mexican, some Filipino.

Michael Trevino (1985) Mexican.

Miguel Gomez (1985) Colombian.

Josh Segarra (1986) Puerto Rican.

Rafael de la Fuente (1986) Venezuelan - is gay.

David Castañeda (1989) Mexican.

Julio Macias (1990) Mexican.

Tommy Martinez (1992) - Venezuela.

Hey anon! Here are all the Latino suggestions I know of in that age range who have gif resources, I've noted those that could work for the role too!

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event: Winter Holiday Market

location: Hideaway Market

ic timeline: December 17 - 23

ooc timeline: same dates

Everyone's favorite kick-off to the holidays is the winter holiday market, taking place in… Hideaway Market! And there's always so much to see and do, who could ever want to take the chance of missing out?

For food and drink, be sure to check out the food trucks parked in the alleyway, and the many restaurant tents set up around the square. There's also food provided by local Merrockites! Lots of coffee, cocoa, hot tea, standard favorites like cookies and pastries, but enough to make a whole meal for yourself if you don't want to cook before you come out! (We recommend the traditional bratwürst and potato pancakes.)

If you're looking to do some shopping, be sure to check out the many, many booths and storefronts, some of which are selling winter wear, other some holiday decor… and tons of things in between. All local businesses are open, some in their own shops, others in rented spaces, and tons more in tents set up around the market. Get all of your holiday shopping done in one fell swoop, if you haven't already!

There are lots of things to do, as well, including gingerbread house making, cookie decorating, face painting, ornament making, and much more! Come pet the reindeer in their enclosure, or get a sleigh ride around the market place. You can grab your holiday greenery if you haven't gotten a chance yet (we still have trees!), or even decorate your own wreath, if you want to get creative.

And, of course, don't forget to stop in and get your picture taken with Santa! He'll be available in his shack all week long. Happy holidays! (And hop under the cut to see participating Merrockites and their businesses, fun ideas and wares!) xx

beadsbyjay -- Jayla Hopkins.

the color wine -- Miranda Hartman.

creekside carpentry & construction -- Cage Newman.

lavender lane -- Nari Gim.

bardles inc. -- Rafael Bardales.

art for sale -- Ryder Anderson.

harmony healers -- Livvy Hartman.

community center -- Josh Lane & Chloe Nwokobia.

taste -- Elise Quinn.

newman family farm -- Kellan Newman.

universal rocks -- Amina Zaidi.

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2014, Brazil-São Paulo - Photos from the Brazilian Production of The Drowsy Chaperone ( A Madrinha Embriagada ), directed by Miguel Falabella Ivan Parente (Man in Chair), Sara Sarres (Janet van de Graaff), Stella Miranda (The Drowsy Chaperone), Frederico Reuter (Robert), Cleto Baccic (Aldolpho), Fernando Rocha (George), Ivana Domenyco (Mrs. Tottendale), Edgar Bustamante (Underling), Saulo Vasconcelos (Feldzieg), Kiara Sasso (Kitty), Adriana Campparelli (Trix), Rafael Machado (Gangster 1), Daniel Monteiro (Gangster 2) + Ensemble Photography by "Atelier de Cultura"

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Hacia esto vamos... ⁦no quedará nadie. The AirbNb Island