Frases pelicula coco muerte

Cypress Hill - No Entiendes La Onda (How I Could Just Kill A

Michael Giacchino was responsible for composing the soundtrack for Coco, along with his team integrated by Germaine Franco (who was in charge of adapting the traditional songs and who will sound familiar to you from the Encanto soundtrack), Adrián Molina (main lyricist, as well as co-director and screenwriter), Robert Lopez, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Camilo Lara.

The song is presented in up to four different versions during the film, interpreted by different artists and characters: Luis Ángel Gómez Jaramillo, Rocío Garcel, Marco Antonio Solís or Carlos Rivera. Special mention to the one in the beautiful final scene.

Camila - Sorry

Yes, the circular figures, the circular language of the aliens is metaphorical, but so what? Besides, for a movie in which the aliens are good, what's the point of making more of a point?

This is perhaps the easiest ending to sum up: Ava knows perfectly well that she's playing chess, she's not just playing chess. The end. You got it. There's a quote midway through the movie that gives us the key we need to unlock the door to the final meaning. Caleb comes to tell Nathan that the true intelligence, the one that is capable of surpassing the human being, is that of the machine that playing chess, not only always wins at chess, but also knows that it is playing chess. It doesn't say it like that, but that's what it comes to say. Of course, Ava is not in love with Caleb. She uses him so she can escape. No, this movie is not about love. Unless it's about the love of life, of freedom. Then, well, yeah, I'll give you that.

And we think the key is in the characters that this glow absorbs, in what kind of people heed its call. Just think about it for a moment. All the characters are there of their own free will, no one is forced to get there, and none of them are heroes (they are not heroines), but they are also all 'broken toys'. Could it be that the end is a reflection on entropy, on how once something is broken it is impossible to return to its previous state? Or on the passion of human beings for self-destruction, both at a collective and individual level? The glow is synonymous with destruction. What attracts the characters to self-destruct? Cells, all our cells, are doomed to mutate, to age. What makes us want to accelerate that process? I don't know, maybe.

Homenaje de Koko a Robin Williams

El talento emergente noruego Hedda Mae abre un túnel del tiempo al gran movimiento pop de los 90 en su último single "Rhythm To Myself" y el resultado suena increíblemente refrescante. Dejando las canciones pop emocore para sus coetáneos, Hedda trata de aportar energía positiva a todo lo que hace. Archiva esta velada retro junto a clásicos de la talla de las Spice Girls y S Club 7. A esta nueva canción le seguirá un nuevo EP que saldrá este otoño.

Hablando de la canción, Hedda explicó que "Rhythm to myself" es un tema "en tu cara" que habla de no perder el tiempo con gente que te baja el ánimo, cuando lo único que quieres es divertirte... ¡y BAILAR! ¿Quién dice que dependemos de los demás para pasarlo bien? Con Rhythm to myself, la extravagancia y el espíritu lúdico del universo de Hedda Mae alcanzan un nuevo nivel. No todo tiene que ser siempre tan serio".

Hedda ya ha completado dos tercios de su trilogía de EP. Quienes descubran su música por primera vez hoy encontrarán su Introducing: Hedda Mae & The Early Struggles Of A Late Millenial EP un buen análisis del carácter de una recién llegada con talento que aporta un color muy necesario a la música pop.

Melendi, Cali Y El Dandee - The Blind Man

It is well known that the creators of Pixar's movie Coco were based on several places in Michoacán to create their beautiful scenery. Santa Fe de la Laguna is one of them and it is only 45 minutes away from Patzcuaro.

Another reason that gives Santa Fe de la Laguna historical importance is the fact that Don Vasco de Quiroga, the beloved first bishop of Michoacán, founded the first hospital-village here. This type of institution, as he called it, was not only a place to treat the sick, but a model of social organization to help those in need.

For all these reasons, visiting Santa Fe de la Laguna is like going back in time, understanding a little more about the extraordinary work that "Tata Vasco" did for the inhabitants of the Purepecha region, and admiring a fascinating town that conquered the heart of one of the most important film studios in the world. When you are here, simply stroll through its streets, enter its churches, taste its flavors, admire the beautiful pieces that its artisans work and learn more about its captivating history.