Blog de carlos tena

manolo tena sings “qué te pasa”.

Why use ideology and programs, when it is so easy to reach the masses, awakening the emotion that overwhelmed Travolta and Tom Cruise when they embarked on the Scientology yacht?
Why not immolate themselves en masse, as did the staff of the People’s Temple in 1978, when James Warren Jones managed to convince more than 900 followers to commit collective suicide, I say to myself.
The smile of this wiry imitator of Christ in his best Brian (when the truth is that the tension is coming out of his ears), asking for love as a counterbalance to the hatred shown by Jews and Romans, must go down in the annals of photonovels.
On the other hand, Carlos Tena was always coherent and consistent with his principles -while so many others sold out for a plate of lentils under the shelter of what they sold us as happy capitalism- and to this day he still maintains his conviction for the cause of Socialism.
I would say that Carlos Tena represents something very important. To be a rebel when you are young is very easy. To maintain that rebelliousness throughout one’s life and to grow older while maintaining the spirit of resistance is much more difficult. Carlos Tena exemplifies that committed spirit, maintained in his journey through the wastelands of life.

what is he like? – a-uan-ba buluba video

Transpersonal Consciousness Transpersonal Consciousness contains a philosophical and psychological analysis of the spiritual dimension of the human being. It aims to establish bridges of communication between two different languages, but intimately connected in the being of the person, and inevitably manifested throughout the history of humanity: the rational and the mystical. For centuries, the spiritual path was contemplated and traveled only by a few religious specialists, leaving the ignorant and suffering multitudes of our planet on the periphery of this ancient and longed-for knowledge. In today’s post-modern times, we have come to an awakening of spiritual consciousness, which summons us to taste the sweet wine of the Infinite and Eternal One. Let us heed the call, the time is near and the Meaning must be discovered.

carlos tena: “media manipulation against cuba

In these moments of memories and recollections, the photo with Lara López makes me proud. Lara’s program on RNE invited a personality and this in turn chose someone. It was an honor that Rodri thought of me.
Manolo brought me into the project, even though I was responsible for the international product and this was a local production. My department was, so to speak, an import/export department. So in the long run I had to convince my colleagues in CBS subsidiaries around the world to release the album.
In October 1986 Cohen came to Madrid for the presentation of the album and to shoot the videoclip of his song in Granada. Everything was calculated to the millimeter: first the trip for a day of filming, including a visit to Lorca’s house-museum. Return that same night to Madrid. Between the trip to Granada and the presentation in Madrid, Leonard did promotion and the director edited the video.
For those of us who had the honor of participating in “Poets in New York” and “Take This Waltz”, it gave us two reasons to be proud. The first was to see how our production became part of the next album of the master Cohen. Quite an achievement from the Iberian Peninsula. The second was to win the Edison Award for Best International Album. The Edison Awards are the official awards of the Dutch industry, the equivalent of the Grammy Awards.

carlos tena today that you are here

The Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) is and will always be the Cradle of Heroes and Crucible of Thinkers, because both José María Morelos and many other Mexicans, yesterday and today, continue to sacrifice their ideals and personal interests in pursuit of a greater good: the peace and freedom of Mexico, said Carlos Armando Tena Morelos, director of the School of Biology, as official speaker at the Solemn Ceremony in honor of the CCLII Anniversary of the Servant of the Nation.
This is an example,” said Tena Morelos, “of Nicolaicism and the sacrifice of personal well-being in pursuit of a greater good, which in this case was the sovereignty of the Nation and freedom and equality for all Mexicans.
Tena Morelos reflected on the personality of solid convictions of the priest of Carácuaro, which congruently kept him until the end to defend his ideals, as a Mexican fighter for a noble cause and as a person before his religious convictions.
The independent movement was born with a flag -said the Rector- which since 1821 has symbolized with its colors and its coat of arms the values for whose defense thousands of Mexicans have died. Values of freedom, independence, honor, unity of a people who wanted to be free without forgetting their pre-Hispanic essence.