"And all through his dreams, there wound the cradle song, like a whisper of wind, half heard, half forgotten, and it lulled him, with memories of his home, into a childlike peace." - Christopher Paolini
El Rey Felipe VI y la Reina Letizia con Claudia Sheinbaum en el España-Argentina. Trasciende que ya planean una visita oficial de los reyes a México, probablemente para inicios de 2027.
I leave you with this image. In honour of the World Cup Final, I give you the King and Queen of Spain on a date night at the movies.
She’s ordering the popcorn and he’s trying to look like a normal impatient dude in jeans.
I love this photo.
The Iliad and Odyssey were two of eight ancient Greek epics. The other six are lost, with only fragments remaining.
The eight poems of the Epic Cycle told the complete story of the Trojan War in chronological order:
The Cypria covered the events leading up to the war and its first nine years. The Iliad focused on a few weeks during the final year, followed by The Aethiopis, which described Achilles’ final battles. The Little Iliad told of the planning and creation of the Trojan Horse, while The Sack of Troy covered Troy’s destruction. The Returns followed the Greek heroes’ journeys home, and The Odyssey chronicled Odysseus’ return to Ithaca. The Telegony continued his story after the events of The Odyssey.
Only The Iliad and The Odyssey survive in their entirety.
"- Mamá, ¿Tú tienes primos?
- Sí
- ¿Y cuántos tienes?
- Muchísimos
- ¿Y son mayores o menores?
- Tengo primos mayores y menores que yo.
- ¡Ahhh qué ternura!
- Pero no me caen bien.
- ..."
Qué alivio haberme quitado de encima a esa gente hipócrita. Incluso si era familia.
me encanta que estemos todos comentando la odisea, comparándola con los textos clásicos, hablando de las traducciones, revisitando también la eneida, para los ñoños de letras este tipo de eventos son nuestra navidad