Remedios Varo fue pintora, escritora y pensadora surrealista. En plena época dominada por los grandes muralistas, ella creó un universo interior, minucioso y profundamente intelectual. Su obra es un puente entre la ciencia, la alquimia, el tarot, la filosofía, la botánica y la astronomía.
Fue una de las primeras en poner a la mujer en el centro del surrealismo, no como musa, sino como creadora, científica y hechicera, demostrando que el arte puede ser un laboratorio para entender el alma.
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“Girls Just Want to Have Fun” is from Cyndi Lauper’s 1983 debut album She’s So Unusual. The joyful, colorful anthem peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 (blocked from #1 by Van Halen's "Jump") and reached #1 in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, becoming one of the defining pop songs of the 1980s.
Originally written by Robert Hazard from a male perspective, Lauper transformed it into an empowering celebration of female independence. She completely rewrote the lyrics and restructured the chords from Hazard's rock demo to create the synth-pop/reggae-infused track we know today. The song's iconic music video, featuring professional wrestler Captain Lou Albano as her father and a cameo by her real-life mother, won the very first Best Female Video award at the MTV VMAs in 1984.