#la fonda

[pogphotoarchives]

La Fonda Hotel on the Plaza, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Date: 1950? Negative Number: 055530

[iamcrisi]

Huasitos :]

[rabbitcruiser]

The Puebloans captured Santa Fe from the Spanish during the Pueblo Revolt on August 21, 1680.

[godallaswriter]

Santa Fe: Getting to Know The City Different

It has been more than a decade since I lived in Santa Fe. But it’s a city one cannot easily forget. In many ways, it’s a city that I will always miss. I fell in love with Santa Fe the first time I visited, about 1975, and I still cherish the years that I lived and worked there.   Long described by both residents and visitors as “The City Different,” Santa Fe was known by its earliest inhabitants…

[oranges-and-pears]

im your regular shopper

[hubcaphalo]

favorite albums of 2023

Here we go: favorite albums of the year. I like to make my lists every year and these? Are just my favorites. Are they the best albums of the year? Who the fuck knows. Maybe some are, some aren’t. I make these lists for myself, because I like to go back and revisit these, but if you listen and find something here you like, that’s awesome!

favorite albums of 2023, in alphabetical order:

Allison Russell - The Returner (listen: The Returner, Snakelife)

Austin TV - Rizoma  (listen: Su Nombre Es El Tuyo, Reflejo Infinito)

Bethany Cosentino - Natural Disaster  (listen: Outta Time, I’ve Got News for You (fun fact, I was listening to this for the first time walking home from the grocery store, and the last 2 lines of this song just sucker punched me out of nowhere and I burst into tears on the street lmao))

Black Belt Eagle Scout - The Land, The Water, The Sky  (listen: My Blood Runs Through This Land, Nobody)

Brian Lopez - Tidal  (listen: Black Mountain, Looking Glass)

Bully - Lucky for You  (listen: How Will I Know, Days Move Slow) 100% my favorite album this year. I love everything she does.

Explosions in the Sky - The End  (listen: Loved Ones, Ten Billion People)

Eyelids - Colossal Waste of Light  (listen: Runaway Yeah, Colossal Waste of Light)

Fruit Bats - A River Running to Your Heart  (listen: Rushin’ River Valley, Waking Up in Los Angeles)

Gaby Moreno - X Mí (listen: Luna de Xelajú, Intento) yes, this is technically an EP but  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hozier - Unreal Unearth  (listen: Francesca, Unknown/Nth)  

Indigo De Souza - All of This Will End  (listen: Wasting Your Time, Smog)

Janelle Monae - Age of Pleasure  (listen: Lipstick Lover, Rush)

La Fonda - We Are Infinite  (listen: We Are Infinite, Kaleidoscope)

Lydia Loveless - Nothing’s Gonna Stand in My Way Again  (listen: Sex and Money, Poor Boy)

Medejin - The Garden  (listen: Shell, January)

Sunny War - Anarchist Gospel  (listen: No Reason, Whole)

Victoria Monet - JAGUAR II  (listen: Party Girls, How Does It Make You Feel)

Y La Bamba - Lucha  (listen: Dibujos De Mi Alma, Nunca)

Young Fathers - Heavy Heavy  (listen: I Saw, Rice)

And an honorable mention to this fantastic EP:  Konyikeh - Litany (listen: Girls Like Us)

[batyotesworld]

[luxebeat]

La Fonda oozes with historical ambiance and the spirit of the Southwest

La Fonda is a beloved Santa Fe landmark. It’s one of the earliest and best-known hotels in America’s oldest capital city. And it’s the only hotel on the Santa Fe Plaza, steps away from many of the city’s popular attractions. Free history tours of this prized property are offered by docents four days a week and are available to the public, so you don’t have to be a guest to enjoy this informative…

[hotvintagepoll]

Propaganda

Adrienne La Russa (Salvare la faccia, Beatrice Censi)—she's got kind of an anne hathaway thing going i think

Jane Fonda (Barbarella, Sunday in New York, Barefoot in the Park)—Feminist icon, LGBTQ+ rights activist since the 70s, Civil Rights and Native American rights advocate, environmentalist… she really is THE woman ever

This is round 1 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.

[additional propaganda submitted under the cut.]

Adrienna La Russa propaganda:

Jane Fonda propaganda:

" I assume she's already been submitted but I gotta make sure. I think there's an element to movies like Barbarella or her segment of Spirit of the Dead of those having been directed by her husband, who famously made movies about her being hot, and the incredible costume design also helped, but good lord. Look at her"

"Her vibes in these movies are so interesting because she, the daughter of an Old Hollywood star, went on to make both poignant dramatic movies and the some of the silliest things you've ever seen but even in the silly space adventures and sexploitations there's always this undeniable gravitas to her. It's like she's able not to take herself very seriously but at the same time never stops having this grace and elegance and makes it all work together. And she's always been very politically active which is also sexy. Her famous mugshot is from 1970 so right at the cutoff mark but come on"

"She was so pretty, dear lord! She was and still us stunning. She’s great at comedy and drama."

"Shes so hot im so gay for me i will let her hit me with hers car"

"Watching her in Barefoot in the Park seriously made me, a straight woman, question things"

"Gorgeous and also still getting arrested at climate protests, which is sexy behavior"

"PLEASE I LOVE HER SO MUCH"

[beyondtheadobe]

[pogphotoarchives]

La Fonda Hotel from the Shelby Street (west side), Santa Fe, New Mexico

Date: 1930 - 1940?

Negative Number: 055529

[astralbondpro]

Escape From L.A. (1996) // Dir. John Carpenter

[rabbitcruiser]

The Puebloans captured Santa Fe from the Spanish during the Pueblo Revolt on August 21, 1680.

[greendayauthority]

Fonda Theatre, LA, 4 June 2009

[sonimage1965]

Jane Fonda

1964

[theconstantnymph]

La curée, 1966