Tango

What is Fertility? Webster defines fertility as a couple’s natural ability to produce offspring. Every human being has the natural ability to reproduce (which is part of our body’s reproductive system). Fertility should not to be confused with fecundity. Fecundity is all about the actual ability of an individual to reproduce. Someone who lacks fertility is infertile; someone who lacks fecundity is sterile. The most important task anyone who wishes to get pregnant should know is fertility. Women…

Why is society against anything they do not understand? Are they afraid of people having their freedom to whatever they want or because they like to control others to make them feel strong? People like to be in control of others to limit their freedom because people can be unpredictable. Society probably fears what they cannot control because they think their safety would be put in jeopardy, so they try to stay away from change. They feel as though they have to alienate anything different as…

Seventies Dancing Intro: The dances of the seventies were all about disco music. Disco music features soaring vocals over a steady beat, an eighth note or sixteenth note hi-hat with an open hi-hat on the off-beat, and a syncopated bass line. During the seventies, disco clubs, which were very common, were filled with disco dancers. Common dance moves included “The Hustle,” “The Bump,” “YMCA,” and many others. Detailed description of dance and the music: Disco dance is moving to music with your…

narrative style, which characterizes itself on dialogue, and in the lives of his characters, where the glamorous and idealized world of films serves as a counterpoint to their own disappointments. In his career, Puig wrote various novels: Heartbreak Tango (1969); The Buenos Aires Affair (1973); The Kiss of the Spider Woman (1976); Pubis Angelical(1979); Eternal Curse on the Reader of These Pages (1980); Blood of Requited Love(1982). On this day, 1989 March 2, we decided to meet Manuel Puig and…

The 1950’s was a period were being rebellious and outspoken was popular for young adults. The “Greaser” was the most popular and rebellious title a young adult could have during the those times. A “Greaser” is well known by wearing a leather jacket, plain white t-shirt, tight blue jeans, and a greased up hairstyle. In Tom Coraghessan Boyle’s story “Greasy Lake”, he tells us the story of three 19 year olds trying to spend a summer night living a “Greaser” lifestyle and getting into any trouble…

The musical aspect of the story line is very interesting. One of the best parts during the first night Roxie is in prison and it goes into why some of the women are there. This part is called “The Cell Block Tango” featuring Pop! Six! Squish! Uh uh, Cicero, Lipschitz! (Names of the convicted prison women). Another amazing part was the one where Billy and Roxie had their first interview with the press. It turned into them being Marionettes and speaking to the…

Ilan Stavans, a professor of Latin America and Latino culture, supports the choice of bilingual news anchor Vanessa Ruiz to pronounce Spanish words in her newscast with the correct Spanish pronunciation in his New York Times article “The Rolled R’s of Vanessa Ruiz”. Viewers complained about Ruiz’s pronunciations, and it may be due to a clash of cultures, Stavan states. He notes that English and Spanish are entwined through the means of Spanglish, and he suggests that Ruiz’s critics are trying to…

Coca-Cola management over time Coke have celebrated their 131st anniversary since May 8th 2017. Coke has seen many changes over the years. When coke first started out, the product was selling nine drinks a day. Now coke sells about 19,400 beverages every second all around the world. Although coke is the most popular soft drink in the world, this was not always the case. Coke always had good advertising strategies from day one. Since coke started out in 1886 they started using coupons for free…

Listening to a song is like watching the stars. Anytime a song is authentic and shines of its own light, it reverberates a sound that originated thousands of years ago into the present. When I first met Niccolò Castiglioni on March 13, 1993, in the concert hall “Puccini” of the Conservatory "G. Verdi" in Milan, the subject of our conversation was exactly this aspect of the language and its principles of permanence and resistance to change. On that afternoon, Gianpaolo Bisanti was conducting…

Oppression comes in many forms. It can be very apparent or very subtle. There are many forms of oppression that are overlooked as “it’s not that bad” or “they’ve come a long way. Why should we bother?”. One unnoticed form of oppression is sexism and women discrimination. This type of oppression effects nearly half the world’s population and isn’t being addressed adequately however, there strides have been made. In an effort to fight both sexism and women inequality the Feminist Movement came to…