mauro villagran

fascinación por las causas perdidas

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Experiencia inmersiva #Seul #LabTeam

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#Kyoto 🌅🤓

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<Cada hombre, por mucho que hubiera sido besado por los dioses, debía tener a disposición un cierto número de años para combatir, antes de que sus recursos empezaran a agotarse.>
César.
#ElTriufoDeJulioCesar
#AndreaFrediani

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Nada como la emoción de competir y el sentimiento de mantenerse en la carrera 💪🏻

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Si ayudas a los demás, te ayudas a ti mismo. Dios es bueno conmigo 🫶🏻

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#catasetum #guayaquil #viernes 🌼🐝

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Al fin algo bueno en #NETFLIX

[𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜 𝐕𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐬 ❤️ @NgocThach74]

"Jolene's" Magnificent Plea: Dolly Parton’s Transcendent Night on the Letterman Stage

Dolly Parton’s live performance of "Jolene" on the *Late Show with David Letterman* on April 4, 1995, has gone down in history as one of the finest live acts ever staged in the Ed Sullivan Theater. At the age of 49, the legendary singer delivered not only a musical masterpiece but also a flawless embodiment of the song's protagonist—a wife pouring out her heart—all while exuding a truly magnificent presence.

Stepping onto the stage, Dolly Parton immediately commanded attention in a form-fitting, sequined white gown that accentuated her famous hourglass figure, complemented by her iconic, voluminous blonde hair.

Without relying on modern vocal processing, she showcased her raw, pristine, and incredibly sharp vocal prowess. Dolly’s voice soared—clear yet tinged with a palpable, choked-back emotion. Despite the song’s fast, driving tempo, she maintained perfect breath control and pitch, fully conveying the insecurity and desperate pleading directed at "Jolene."

The performance’s brilliance was further elevated by the superb accompaniment of the traditional band. A key emotional highlight was the pedal steel guitar ringing out during the musical transitions; that signature, melancholic, and sustained sound—a staple of country music—blended with Dolly’s vocals like a quiet sob, holding the audience spellbound.

As the song concluded, the Ed Sullivan Theater erupted in thunderous applause. Host David Letterman himself stepped onto the stage, visibly excited and full of praise for the sheer caliber of this living legend. Channeling the jealousy of her youth into her music, Dolly Parton transformed marital insecurity into an enduring legacy that shone brilliantly before millions of television viewers.

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@AJolines De corazón, siento mucho tú perdida 🫂 QDEP

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@josedavidmillan Por algo se la habrán robado 😏

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Los gestos también importan.

[mauro villagran @villa5719]

En la vida no importa tanto el futuro como el aquí y ahora.

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Que todo lo malo se quede en Mayo 👍🏻

[mauro villagran @villa5719]

Nada como el olor de azahar.

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@eluniversocom Confirma probabilidad…????

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<<Mi solo elemento es el que me quema e inflama, pues conviene que yo viva de lo que otros mueren …>>
Miguel Ángel

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Cien veces caí y 100 veces me levanté…!!! Entiéndelo.

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#Sabado 👌🏻

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@PetrovichBilly Sirve para estos reptiles..??

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Cuando te formas como médico, sabes que no existen finales. Sin embargo, si te sientes abrumado, hay que respirar profundo y bajarle a las prisas. Todo está en conocer nuestros propios límites. Sabes que te necesitan en el Hospital, pero también requieres tiempo para ti y los tuyos.