Kari

Tweets are my own. RT, like and followings are not endorsements.

[Derecho enZapatillas @dzapatillas]

—holis, no podés cancelar tu entrada para el show porque ya pasaron 10 días desde la compra

—hola, nunca me mandaste el ticket y el plazo se cuenta desde la entrega, ley 24240. Besis, y bizcochitos

[Kari @negraoro]

@LolySosa Qué personalidad!!! ,👏🏾

[Patricia Janiot @patriciajaniot]

España ganó en la cancha, pero Argentina en la tribuna. Les cuento un poco de lo que viví en el estadio durante la final de la Copa del Mundo.

[Pajarita @MabelPajarita]

Los kerneristas se subieron a la Scaloneta y la mufaron.
Factos.

[Mariano Heller ⭐⭐⭐ @marianoheller]

Me da pena, entre muchas otras cosas, que ellos no lo van a disfrutar lo suficiente. Van, se ponen en pedo, gritan un rato esas canciones lamentables y ya fue. Nosotros tirábamos 3 años o más con otro mundial.

[Kari @negraoro]

@fedeebongiorno Espectacular!!! Madonna lo mejor

[Antonio Banderas @antoniobanderas]

Hola amigos.

Hoy es la final del Campeonato del Mundo de Fútbol.
Naturalmente quiero que gane España, pero también el fútbol y todo aquello que une a nuestros dos países.

Durante un rato España y Argentina serán rivales. Después volverán a ser lo que siempre han sido para mí: dos pueblos hermanos.

Quizá suene tonto decir esto, pero siento la necesidad de expresar que, pase lo que pase, yo seguiré admirando a los inmensos artistas argentinos con los que he tenido el privilegio de trabajar, seguiré admirando a sus jugadores de fútbol y, por supuesto, seguiré queriendo a mis muchos amigos de Argentina y a todo un país al que me siento profundamente unido.

El deporte tiene esa maravillosa capacidad de enfrentarnos sin dividirnos, de competir sin dejar de respetarnos y de recordarnos que la verdadera victoria nunca debería pertenecer al odio, sino a la admiración.

Que gane quien mejor juegue. Y que, cuando el árbitro señale el final, celebremos todos algo mucho más importante que un resultado: la amistad entre dos países que hablan el mismo idioma, y la oportunidad que nos da la vida para con el buen comportamiento de jugadores e hinchas, de dar ejemplo, de enorgullecer y hacer brillar a las comunidades hispanas de todo el mundo.
Si así es, ambos habremos ganado esa final.

@SEFutbol @FIFAWorldCup @fifaworldcup_es #fifaworldcup

[Kari @negraoro]

@MarkAGKent @UKinArgentina Saludos genial Mark!

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

This is the worst art restoration in history.

An 81-year-old woman with no training did it. In broad daylight. With the priest's permission.

And nobody stopped her.

The original was called Ecce Homo, a small fresco of Christ crowned with thorns, painted around 1930 by the Spanish artist Elías García Martínez straight onto the wall of a church in Borja, in northeastern Spain.

After eighty years the damp in the walls had begun to eat the paint away, so in 2012 a parishioner named Cecilia Giménez decided to save it. She was 81, she had loved painting all her life, but she had no training whatsoever.

What she left on the wall was a blurred and wide-eyed face staring out of the plaster. When the town saw it, officials assumed the church had been vandalised, and reportedly considered taking legal action.

Then they found out it was Cecilia. She could not understand the fuss. "The priest knew it," she told Spanish television. "I've never tried to do anything hidden." She also insisted she had not even finished. She had left the paint to dry and gone away for two weeks, intending to come back and complete the job.

She never got the chance...

Within days the image had crossed the planet. The internet named it Ecce Mono, and Monkey Jesus, and Potato Jesus, and turned it into thousands of memes.

Not everyone was laughing. For the people who prayed in that church, it was not a joke at all. Some of them called it a desecration, and some called it blasphemy. Whatever the world saw in the image, they had lost the face they had knelt in front of all their lives.

And people now travel across the world to see the thing that replaced it. In the year after the "restoration", around 57,000 visitors came to Borja, a town most of them could not have found on a map.

But the point is this: the beautiful face that Elías García Martínez painted is gone...

Nobody ever thinks about him. He was a trained artist and a teacher at the fine arts school in Zaragoza, and around 1930 he stood in front of that wall and painted the face of Christ onto it by hand.

The whole world knows what happened to his painting. Almost nobody knows his name.

[Kari @negraoro]

@DiarioOle Viejo drapie... Un espanto 🤘🏾

[Fabián Incio (CEO de FBN Media) @fabinc99]

¿YA TODOS PODEMOS ESTAR DE ACUERDO CON QUE LA TIGRESA FUE TREMENDA MUFA?

[Rai Radio1 @Radio1Rai]

🔵 Addio a Peppino di Capri, cantante, pianista e attore italiano. La scomparsa a 87 anni dopo una lunga malattia. Nella sua carriera due vittorie al Festival di Sanremo e tanti grandi successi: da Roberta a Let's Twist Again a St. Tropez Twist fino ad arrivare all'iconica Cha...

[Kari @negraoro]

@arielsignetti Todo bien tano, pero 90 lucas es un abuso. Espero se haya asegurado que no le hayan cambiado el jamón😆 Yo que él me compraba una cortadora de fiambre y listo! A veces la comodidad se paga cara

[Kari @negraoro]

@TyCSports Hay que cantarla en los próximos partidos con la letra de "tiene aguante"

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

A message from Rod Stewart on the passing of Bonnie Tyler. They were very good friends.

[🥊𝕳 BARRAS DEL MUNDO ⚽🍺 @Barras_LATAM]

Falleció a los 75 años la icónica Bonnie Tyler.

Recordada por grandes hits, y autora de la canción "It's a Heartache", que se convirtió en el himno mundial del fútbol: "JUGADORES LA CONCHA DE SU MADRE"

🕯️QEPD 🕊️

[Kari @negraoro]

R. i. P. @BonnieTOfficial Acá la seguiremos homenajeando en las canchas argentinas... Forever in our hearts

[Variety @Variety]

#BonnieTyler has died at 75 years old. The Welsh singer was behind iconic ’80s hits like “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and “Holding Out for a Hero.”

“Bonnie’s family and team are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away last night in hospital in Portugal as a result of the illness that she was being treated for,” reads a statement shared on Tyler’s official website and Facebook page on Thursday. “We will issue a further statement shortly but for now ask for privacy to deal with this tragedy.”

In May, Tyler was hospitalized in Faro, Portugal — where she had a residence — for emergency intestinal surgery and was eventually put in a medically-induced coma. She was set to embark on a tour this summer before being hospitalized. Tyler woke up from her month-long coma in June, but remained “very unwell and in intensive care,” according to her Facebook page.