#spanish tv series

[whumpypepsigal]

Muted (El Silencio) s01e03: “Let go of him. He’s hyperventilating.”

**requested gifs by xx**

[tina-aumont]

Fábulas: La Gata Mujer (II/II)

Spanish TV series directed by Jaime de Armiñán & Gabriel Ibáñez.

Cast:

Fernando Fernán Gómez - Profesor Salazar

Mónica Randall - mujer

Carmen de la Maza

Julia Trujillo - Lola

Ricardo Lucía

Manuel Alexandre - Jacinto

Verónica Luján - Adela

Mary González

Ana Carvajal

Magda Rotger - mujer

Carmen Martínez Sierra

Teresa Hurtado

María Montez - the girl in the shop

Onofre Fraile

Francisco Matesanz

Antonio Burgos

José María Cordero

La Gata Mujer is the chapter 9 of season 1 and it was aired the 7th April 1968.

[alexpeteronoja]

Fake Profile Season 1 (Complete) – Spanish

Camila creates a sexy profile on the online dating app Spice looking for the man of her dreams. But her dreams quickly turn into nightmares, and Camila ends up falling into a web of sex, lies, and deception. Mp4 Download Fake Profile Season 1 (Complete) – Spanish 720p 480p , Fake Profile Season 1 (Complete) – Spanish , x265 x264 , torrent , HD bluray popcorn, magnet Fake Profile Season 1…

[lifewithaview]

Pedro Alonso and Itziar Ituño in Money Heist/La casa de papel (2017) Refrigerada inestabilidad

S1E7

A new police plan will make Raquel enter the National Factory of Currency and Stamp, right at the peak of the biggest heist in history. Berlin will be responsible for being the most extravagant host that the inspector has ever seen. What is their plan...

[damthosefandoms]

every week we have to wait between new pjo episodes is like reliving the year between mark of athena and house of hades. except this time we’re ten years older and still haven’t forgiven rick for that author’s note💙

[feasibilities]

Tenoch Huerta Mejía as Alejandro Muñoz in Blue Demon (2016)

[moradometalizado]

The Spanish Princess 1x06

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[themadknightuniverse]

what about lalo taking care of a drunk nacho. or vice versa

Lalo taking care of drunk Nacho:

"Ay, Com' on Nachito! This way!" Lalo says as he guides an unsteady Nacho to the Javelin. Nacho said he would be the one to drive them home, but that was before Tuco challenged him in drinking shots, and he finally gave in to the blatant and stupid defiance when Lalo murmured against his ear that he could drive them home. Luckily he didn't drink much at the time. And so now he was in charge of a very drunk Nacho, the most drunk he ever seen him, and they've been together for a while now, married even, so that was saying a lot. But Lalo didn't mind. He loved to take care of his Nachito.

So he installs him in the passenger seat, tucking his belt tight, and it's not easy to do with a clingy Nacho. Because yes, alcohol tended to transform that man into a giant koala. He has to detach Nacho's hands from his shirt, from his shoulders, and kisses both his hands, promising to take care of him once they're home. It barely makes the little pout disappear on Nacho's face, but it's enough to let Lalo drive them to their home.

Nacho is calm during the trip, saying little nothings, making some non sense analysis of life in general, none of them leading anywhere, but it's always in those moments that Nacho reveals how interested in life he actually is. His interests are multiple, diverse, and under the non sense there is his whole sensitivity to existence. Lalo loves it. It's stupidly endearing to hear his husband like this. When they arrive, Nacho doesn't give Lalo any chance to simply drag him away, no. Nacho clings to Lalo's neck with all his might, and Lalo can do anything but to carry Nacho like the koala he is, Nacho's arms around his shoulders, his legs around his waist, and even drunk Nacho's strength is just as astonishing. By the time they reach the bedroom, Lalo has kicked his shoes away, and climb on the bed with Nacho still attached to him, and lies down with him. After some sweet kisses all over Nacho's neck and face, he relaxes and lets go enough for Lalo to get free. Lalo guides Nacho into the removal of his too tight shirt, Nacho complaining a bit at being moved but still doing it. Lalo then gets up and removes Nacho's shoes, his socks, then his jeans, leaving him just in his shorts. By the time he's done, Nacho is snoring softly. Lalo goes to fetch a tall glass of water, some aspirin, and a bucket, just in case. Nacho did really drank a lot, but maybe the copious amount of food they ate at the family party would help. He installs everything on Nacho's side of the bed, and joins him too after getting rid of the same clothes. He covers them with the thin bed sheet, more than enough in this spring night. He gathers Nacho into his arms, who sighs heavily once he's settled again Lalo's chest, face still harboring a little flush with the effect of the drinks. And there is no other place Lalo would rather be. With no one else but Ignacio Salamanca in his arms.

Nacho taking care of drunk Lalo:

Lalo wouldn't keep his hand to himself during the whole drive to his place. Nacho has to tell him time and time again to stop, that he's driving, and Lalo would always say "oh, right, right!", slump back in his seat, before coming back like he had forgotten the next minute. They do reach Lalo's guest house in Albuquerque in one piece. Nacho doesn't even try to push Lalo away when he parks the car, he just shut the door on his face when the man tries to grab his leg on his way out. Nacho goes to unlock the door of the house, and by the time he comes back to the car, Lalo is standing by it, leaning heavily on it to stay up. Nacho passes his arm over his shoulders, and guides him toward the entrance of the house. On the short way there, Lalo is amazed by every flower —even if most of them are closed, it's night time, Lalo—, the night sky, or even the large flat stones leading to the door, and he would try to step on each of them without touching the grass. Of course it makes it all more difficult for Nacho and he sighs in exasperation. They get inside at some point, and Lalo insist on removing his shoes, "I can't go in there with my shoes on Nachito, tio would be so angry if i did !". And Nacho, tired with all the man's antics, would love to remind him that his precious tio can't say a single word anymore, and for god sake Lalo you shouldn't even be listening to that old shit of a man anymore, but he knows how important family is to Lalo, so he doesn't say anything. He still groans in annoyance when Lalo insists that he removes his own too. The man is drunk, but not enough to be out of it. Nacho then guides him to the bedroom, glad this house is a single story, because Lalo is not light to transport. By the time he drops Lalo on the bed, Nacho has break into a sweat. Next time he should try to carry the man instead of dragging him, it sure would be easier. Lalo would certainly love that. Maybe he shouldn't then.

Nacho walks around the room, deaf to Lalo's calls, who keeps asking him to give him some water, to puff up his pillow, and "please come to bed Nachito, I love you so so much cariño, you're the light of my life, te amo mi corazón, por favor, te quiero mucho" and Nacho would just leave the room to take a shower while Lalo still calls for him with sweet names. Nacho takes his time showering, using a soap he knows Lalo likes the most. When he comes back in the room, it's with a large glass of water and some aspirin for when Lalo would wake up later. He sits on the bed next to Lalo, helps him sipping a bit of water in his half asleep state. Then he puffs up Lalo's pillow like he asked and loved, and lowers him on it. Nacho lies on his side, facing Lalo, and his cold mask slowly disappears as Lalo looks at him with such affection it's almost an eerie sight. No matter how often it happened yet. Lalo shifts on the bed until he is in Nacho's arms, who moves to lay on his back, Lalo tucked under his arm, his head resting on his shoulder. "You're so good to me cariño. So kind. No puedo vivir sin ti." Nacho chuckles at how much Lalo's affection, his love, makes him blind. He finds it endearing, but he doesn't even try to admit that. Nacho loves to torture him by not responding to all his calls, making him wait, keeping an upper hand. He never returns his affectionate words and nicknames. But in reality he was giving Lalo a lot of himself, no matter how much he delayed it, he always ended up showing his own affection, his own love. They were both blind idiots. "Te amo con todo mi corazón. Te amo para siempre... mi vida... mi rei.." Lalo says as sleep catches up with him, slowly, so unlike the usual way he falls asleep. Nacho kisses Lalo's hair, the top of his head, the arm bracing his shoulders squeezing Lalo a bit closer to him. His voice is barely over a whisper when he answers for the first time, admitting it only to himself and a passed out Lalo. "Mi corazón está donde tú estés, Eduardo." Lalo squeezes him back in his sleep, as if he heard him, or sensed his confession, his affection. And Nacho sighs as he breathes in the faint perfume of Lalo's hair gel, fingers caressing the little curls at the base of his neck, and lets sleep carry his consciousness away too.

translation: No puedo vivir sin ti -> I can’t live without you. Te amo con todo mi corazón -> I love you with all my heart. Te amo para siempre -> I love you forever Mi corazón está donde tú estés -> My heart is where you are.

[kazz-brekker]

people are always discussing the lack of pronunciation guide in asoiaf and how you are supposed to say various valyrian names but i would like to also bring up the fact that the books and tv show have conspired to convince people to pronounce the name jaime as "jamie" instead of "hi-may" which is something that i have always found strange

[thedeadtravelfast]

Me seeing Jake in the post credit scene:

[tina-aumont]

Fábulas: La Gata Mujer (I/II)

Spanish TV series directed by Jaime de Armiñán & Gabriel Ibáñez.

Cast:

Fernando Fernán Gómez - Profesor Salazar

Mónica Randall - mujer

Carmen de la Maza

Julia Trujillo - Lola

Ricardo Lucía

Manuel Alexandre - Jacinto

Verónica Luján - Adela

Mary González

Ana Carvajal

Magda Rotger - mujer

Carmen Martínez Sierra

Teresa Hurtado

María Montez - the girl in the shop

Onofre Fraile

Francisco Matesanz

Antonio Burgos

José María Cordero

La Gata Mujer is the chapter 9 of season 1 and it was aired the 7th April 1968.

[losjavis]

los Javis en el photocall oficial del #ssiff2023 ❤️

[lifewithaview]

Alba Flores and Harlys Becerra in "Vis a vis / Locked Up" (2015) Un día de campo

S1E4

A prison official is accused by one woman inside. Macarena's father ask for help to an old workmate. The Egyptian is following Leopoldo and Román. One of the women is under pressure to help with the police investigation.

[solbit-fox]

Very beautiful, idyllic, perfect and heaven-like concept art of Funtasia’s entrance, in a second snippet that was revealed very short time ago by official Chinese pages of the brand (https://www.douyin.com/video/7225802127589838140)

The first snippet was shared many years ago (~2016?) in official show’s bible by BRB Internacional’s site, the distributor of the cartoon back then (for their Screen 21 studio wasn’t bankrupt yet and it was working on Filly Funtasia); it was cut and tiny, and now we can see how it unfolds... I’m very happy to know we can finally witness more! Thanks goodness the brand is still alive.

Regarding the show’s version of it, the closest I can remember is location from The Freshmen episode (2020), even if not fully identical...

Sadly I don’t know who drew the concept art but I’ll be trying to reach people to learn <3

[feasibilities]

Tenoch Huerta Mejía as Alejandro Muñoz in Blue Demon (2016)