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Con Enrique Madris, los jueves a las 20 horas por MG Radio.

Your 401 might look fine at a glance, but the details can quietly reshape your risk and returns. We dig into how to read what you actually own, why two target date funds with the same year can behave very differently, and the real cost of fees that compound against you. From checking equity exposure to comparing expense ratios, we share practical ways to tighten your plan without adding complexity.We walk through diversification that goes beyond the S&P 500, including international and bonds that can cushion shocks and capture leadership shifts. You'll hear why a once-a-year rebalance helps keep risk steady, how to spot duplicate funds that do the same job, and when index options can deliver similar exposure at a fraction of the cost. If you use model portfolios, we explain the difference between fee-based managed options and no-additional-cost models, plus the gotcha that can reset your choices during the next scheduled rebalance.Most importantly, we break down the “two-step tango” for fixing allocations: change both your future contributions and your existing balance so your risk level matches your plan today. That single move prevents drift, aligns your portfolio with your goals, and makes every paycheck work harder. Before you log out, consider a small bump to your contribution rate to harness compounding and employer matches. If this helped clarify your 401, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs a checkup, and leave a quick review so others can find it. Envision Financial Planning. 5100 Poplar Avenue, Suite 2428, Memphis, TN 38137. (901) 422-7526. This communication is strictly intended for individuals residing in the United States. Advisory Services offered through Envision Financial Planning, a Registered Investment Adviser.

Welcome to Season 4 of WTF Strictly. We tell people it stands for "Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot". No-one believes us. Two rambling, middle aged women give an unfiltered (and absolutely unqualified) analysis of Strictly Come Dancing. It's semi-final week and, yes, we do talk about the dances and the Clauditorium shenanigans and who has ended up in the final but there's all the usual side notes and rabbit holes for you to enjoy. You can find us on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@oh_nickie⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠& ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@violetfenn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and please follow our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook page⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to keep up with any news, announcements, polls and mid-week weirdness.

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Tango Under the Christmas Lights: Finding Love in La Boca Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-12-17-08-38-20-es Story Transcript:Es: El sol de verano brillaba intensamente sobre el barrio de La Boca.En: The summer sun shone brightly over the barrio of La Boca.Es: Era Navidad, y las luces festivas llenaban las calles con color.En: It was Christmas, and the festive lights filled the streets with color.Es: Lucía caminaba con Esteban, su paso ligero y alegre.En: Lucía walked with Esteban, her step light and joyful.Es: Esteban llevaba su cámara al cuello, listo para capturar la esencia del lugar.En: Esteban wore his camera around his neck, ready to capture the essence of the place.Es: "Vengo aquí porque siempre hay algo único para fotografiar," comentó Esteban, mientras Lucía sonreía, disfrutando del ambiente.En: "I come here because there's always something unique to photograph," commented Esteban, while Lucía smiled, enjoying the atmosphere.Es: Los edificios pintados de colores vivos parecían cobrar vida bajo el cielo azul.En: The brightly colored buildings seemed to come alive under the blue sky.Es: La música del tango resonaba por todos lados, invitando a cualquiera a bailar y olvidar sus preocupaciones.En: The music of tango resonated everywhere, inviting anyone to dance and forget their worries.Es: Lucía se detuvo frente a un grupo de bailarines en la calle, observando con fascinación.En: Lucía stopped in front of a group of dancers on the street, watching with fascination.Es: "¿Te gustaría intentarlo?"En: "Would you like to try it?"Es: le preguntó a Esteban.En: she asked Esteban.Es: Él dudó por un momento, pero la chispa en los ojos de Lucía lo motivó a decir que sí.En: He hesitated for a moment, but the sparkle in Lucía's eyes motivated him to say yes.Es: "Camila nos ha invitado a sus clases de tango," le dijo Lucía.En: "Camila has invited us to her tango classes," said Lucía.Es: Camila, su amiga y artista talentosa, siempre estaba orquestando encuentros inesperados.En: Camila, their friend and talented artist, was always orchestrating unexpected gatherings.Es: Sin embargo, detrás de la sonrisa de Camila se escondía una tristeza que Lucía conocía bien.En: However, behind Camila's smile hid a sadness that Lucía knew well.Es: La Navidad era una época difícil para Camila, quien enfrentaba su propia soledad.En: Christmas was a difficult time for Camila, who faced her own loneliness.Es: En mitad de esta atmósfera, Esteban y Lucía comenzaron a bailar.En: In the midst of this atmosphere, Esteban and Lucía began to dance.Es: Sus movimientos eran torpes al principio, pero pronto encontraron un ritmo común.En: Their movements were clumsy at first, but they soon found a common rhythm.Es: Esteban comenzó a sentir una conexión con Lucía que no había anticipado.En: Esteban began to feel a connection with Lucía that he hadn't anticipated.Es: Con su cámara, capturó un instante donde sus ojos se encontraron, un momento cargado de algo más allá de la simple amistad.En: With his camera, he captured a moment where their eyes met, a moment charged with something beyond simple friendship.Es: Después del baile, Camila se les unió para compartir su sentimiento de soledad.En: After the dance, Camila joined them to share her feeling of loneliness.Es: "La Navidad debería ser para todos," dijo, su voz llena de emoción.En: "Christmas should be for everyone," she said, her voice full of emotion.Es: La honestidad de Camila los conmovió.En: Camila's honesty moved them.Es: Fue un recordatorio de que todos buscaban compañía en esas fechas.En: It was a reminder that everyone sought companionship during those times.Es: El vals de luces y sombras creó un entorno casi mágico.En: The waltz of lights and shadows created an almost magical setting.Es: Esteban, sintiéndose un poco más abierto, confesó, "Tal vez el amor no sea tan malo."En: Esteban, feeling a bit more open, confessed, "Maybe love isn't so bad."Es: Lucía sonrió, sintiendo que había logrado romper alguna barrera.En: Lucía smiled, sensing she had managed to break some barrier.Es: Decidieron explorar juntos lo que estaban empezando a sentir.En: They decided to explore together what they were beginning to feel.Es: Caminaron por las coloridas calles, compartiendo historias y sueños.En: They walked through the colorful streets, sharing stories and dreams.Es: Camila, dejando a un lado su papel de casamentera, disfrutó simplemente de estar con ellos.En: Camila, setting aside her role as matchmaker, simply enjoyed being with them.Es: Se dieron cuenta de que, a veces, los momentos más felices eran los compartidos con amigos.En: They realized that sometimes the happiest moments were those shared with friends.Es: La noche llegó a su fin con una simple decisión tomada con corazón abierto.En: The night came to an end with a simple decision made with open hearts.Es: Dentro del bullicio de La Boca, los tres bailaron una última vez, riendo bajo las luces de Navidad.En: Amidst the bustle of La Boca, the three danced one last time, laughing under the Christmas lights.Es: El tango era una danza de conexión, y en este lugar vibrante, Esteban, Lucía y Camila encontraron un sentido de pertenencia y felicidad.En: The tango was a dance of connection, and in this vibrant place, Esteban, Lucía, and Camila found a sense of belonging and happiness.Es: El verano en Buenos Aires continuó, pero para ellos, esa Navidad sería recordada como el comienzo de algo nuevo.En: The summer in Buenos Aires continued, but for them, that Christmas would be remembered as the beginning of something new.Es: Esteban encontró una nueva perspectiva sobre las relaciones; Lucía se atrevió a desear más, y Camila comprendió que la verdadera compañía a veces viene en formas inesperadas.En: Esteban found a new perspective on relationships; Lucía dared to wish for more, and Camila understood that true companionship sometimes comes in unexpected forms. Vocabulary Words:the barrio: el barriothe atmosphere: el ambienteto hesitate: dudarto capture: capturarthe essence: la esenciathe sparkle: la chispato orchestrate: orquestarthe loneliness: la soledadthe clumsiness: la torpezathe connection: la conexiónthe companionship: la compañíathe emotion: la emociónthe waltz: el valsthe barrier: la barrerathe bustle: el bulliciothe shadow: la sombrato anticipate: anticiparto resonate: resonarthe perspective: la perspectivato spark: inspirarthe rhythm: el ritmothe sadness: la tristezato join: unirseto conceal: esconderthe matchmaker: el casamentero/la casamenterato confess: confesarto dare: atreversethe tango: el tangothe dream: el sueñoto motivate: motivar

Author : Anita Harris Satkunananthan Narrator : Chang Yiun Yee Host : Eric Valdes Audio Producer : Eric Valdes Previously published by GiGaNotosaurus Rated PG A Long Tango Across A Canopy of Whispering Leaves By Anita Harris Satkunananthan     The return of the last Festival King was not mere rumour. Half a dozen heralds […] The post PodCastle 922: A Long Tango Across A Canopy of Whispering Leaves appeared first on PodCastle.

Join screenwriter Stuart Wright as he dives into movies that changed your life with independent development producer, Clive Frayne, in this engaging episode of 3 Films That Have Impacted Everything In Your Adult Life. Explore Everything Is Illuminated impact, Leap Of Faith analysis, and The Tango Lesson influence on his personal growth and cinema's transformative power. Clive Frayne also discusses 12 months of Filmutopia and the evolution of his innovative approach to screenplay development that he describes in his book THE PROCESS OF SCREENWRITING Movies That Changed Your Life   Find out about Clive Frayne's innovative approach to screenplay development and the lasting impact of cinema with Stuart Wright on his movie podcast.   [2:30] Clive Frayne celebrates one year of Filmutopia and the evolution of his innovative approach to screenplay development 3 Films That Have Impacted Everything In Your Adult Life Everything Is Illuminated impact  [30:00] Clive Frayne says Everything Is Illuminated is probably one of the best films ever made but too few people have heard of it. It manages to be incredibly funny, genuinely odd and well written, but as the story progresses what you realise it's a story about the killing of an entire Jewish population in Ukraine by the Nazis towards the end of the second world war. Leap Of Faith analysis [35:55] Clive Frayne shares how Leap Of Faith, again, is a film hardly anyone seems to know about. It includes the most polished, mature performance Steve Martin has ever given in a movie. Drawing parallels with Jim Carrey elevation as an actor following THE TRUMAN SHOW, Leap Of Faith is Steve Martin's Truman Show. The Tango Lesson Influence   [42:30] Clive Frayne talks about Sally Potter's The Tango Lesson. It's a very meta film because learning to tango is the side project of Sally Potter uses to distract herself from the writer's block that is stopping her getting her film project away. Despite looking, at times, almost like student film levels of production, when she gets the dance sequences right, she has these moments of brilliance.  Key Take Aways:   Discover how movies that changed your life shape personal and professional growth. Learn about Filmutopia's innovative approach to screenplay development and Clive's book THE PROCESS OF SCREENWRITING Understand cinema's transformative power through Everything Is Illuminated (2005), Leap Of Faith (1992), The Tango Lesson (1997) Full show notes and transcript:  About the Guest:   Clive Frayne is an independent development producer who works in international film and theatre.  As a development executive, he has worked with some of the most influential producers in British and European cinema.  He is best known for his innovative approach to development. For more see https://clivefrayne.co.uk/ or get his book THE PROCESS OF SCREENWRITING at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1083083015  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow on Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts for more movies that impacted your life!  Share your favourite movies that impacted your life on X (@leytonrocks) and leave a 5-star review and tell us which 3 films impacted your adult life. Best ones get read out on the podcast. Credits:   Intro/Outro music: *Rocking The Stew* by Tokyo Dragons (https://www.instagram.com/slomaxster/)  Written, produced, and hosted by Stuart Wright for [Britflicks.com](https://www.britflicks.com/britflicks-podcast/)   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Get a sneak peek at “Sheepdog,” an uplifting, award-winning movie, inspired by countless first-hand accounts from veterans about recovery, redemption and the journey of healing. Writer, director and actor Steven Grayhm and Emmy-winning actor Vondie Curtis Hall, who also stars in the film, are the guests in this episode of The American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast. Grayhm talks about interviews with veterans from the Vietnam War, Global War on Terrorism, OIF and OEF, and others that serve as the basis for this uplifting movie that highlights Post Traumatic Growth. Also in this episode, a record $23.3 billion in VA claims benefits, Buddy Checks for the Army during the holiday season, and more.SHOW LINKSEP287 - Doug Evans The Sprouts GuyFuel the Fight - Fund the MissionBart Womack - Tango 271Sheepdog the Movie WebsiteVet TixJoin the USA250 ChallengeAmerican Legion Be the OneBuddy ChecksArmy leaders ordered to check in daily with soldiers over the holidaysRecord year for American Legion Service OfficersFind a Service OfficerSupport Service Officers and Military Families

Celeste's story is an international one, allowing us to meet at Herräng Dance Camp. In this conversation, she opens up about how dance became her therapy, the patterns she notices in different dance communities, and why lighting can completely change the way we move. From belly dance to tango to Lindy Hop, her journey is full of rhythm, resilience, and unexpected turns.Subscribe & ReviewFollow the podcast and leave a review to help me grow

durée : 00:02:56 - 100% sport, ici Mayenne - Le Stade Lavallois est en position de relégable (17e) à mi-saison. Une situation sportive délicate, bien loin des résultats escomptés. Le capitaine des Tango, Sam Sanna fait le bilan de cette première partie de saison. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

The heat in Buenos Aires presses against the windows of the nursing home, where Valeria sits in her wheelchair, her dancing days long behind her. To the staff, she is just a number on a chart; to herself, she is a history book gathering dust. But Lucas, a young orderly with untucked clothes and a mop in his hand, knows a secret. He knows the music of the bandoneón. When he plays an old tango on his phone, the sterile room transforms, and Valeria is reminded that the dance doesn't end just because the legs have stopped moving.   If these moments of quiet connection and hope resonated with you, we're thrilled to tell you that the full collection, When the Bells Don't Ring by Danny Ballan, is now available on Amazon and everywhere books are sold. Get Danny's book When the Bells Stop Ringing for yourself or as a gift for your loved ones this Christmas. Buy the paperback from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G34NWXDV Support Danny on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyballan

Retired U.S. Special Forces Col. Michael "Sully" Sullivan served 30 years in the US Army - 23 as a Green Beret. He is now Executive Director of Team RWB.Zachary Polega is a West Point Graduate and former Infantry Officer who has overcome injuries from a grenade explosion during a special ops mission and joined 11 other RWB members for the 2026 Old Glory Relay. Zach and Sully joined American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to share their experiences in military service and how they have translated that into a mission of health and wellness for veterans.

2026 Miss America Cassie Donegan, joined American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to talk about how her live has been shaped by her father's experience as a 100% disabled Navy veteran and how sh found resilience through participation in youth arts and theatre programs.

Lt. Gen. Michael Borgschulte joined American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to talk about about coming full circle in Annapolis - from attending as a midshipman to leading as the the United States Naval Academy Superintendent.

The Army-Navy Game is more than just a football match; it's a celebration of camaraderie, tradition, and the indomitable spirit of service. USAA SVP and West Point graduate Rob Bragg and USAA SVP and Naval Academy graduate Bill White joined American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to talk about the passionate rivalry and shared values of these two esteemed military academies.

Social Media Influencers @MandatoryFunday and @VivaLaVargas join American Legion Tango Alpha Lima Podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr to kick off a day of live interviews from USAA Media Row in advance of the Army/Navy Game presented by USAA.

Baltimore Ravens Senior Vice President of Communications joins American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to talk about how growing up as a military brat gave him the skills that help him thrive in his NFL career.

Actor Nate Boyer, a former Green Beret and and former long snapper for the Seattle Seahawks, joins American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast hosts Joe Worley and Adam Marr live at Media Row in Baltimore before the 2025 Army Navy Game presented by USAA to share his unique insights on leadership, discipline, and the importance of service. With experiences that span both the military and professional sports, Boyer illustrates how foundational values shared in these worlds can inspire individuals to excel, and explains why organizations that help veterans find their tribe - like Merging Vets and Players and The American Legion are critical for mental wellbeing.

durée : 01:49:30 - Comme un samedi - par : Arnaud Laporte - Julie Fuchs est une superstar de la chanson lyrique. Dans cette carte blanche, on découvre ses goûts, son univers, et on part à la recherche des secrets des comédiens, tout cela en très bonne compagnie... Tango, cours de chant, mise en scène d'opéra, accordéon et Belle Époque, c'est parti ! - invités : Julie Fuchs Soprano; Éric Ruf Comédien, metteur en scène et scénographe français; Elène Golgevit Professeure de chant; Émile Gayoso Danseur de tango et chercheur en sciences sociales

Hoy quiero presentarles al bandoneonista y profesor de bandoneón Julio Pane. Conocí a Julio Pane hace 30 años, en diciembre de 1995. Por aquel entonces yo estudiaba bandoneón en la sección de tango del Conservatorio de Rotterdam. Cada año, en diciembre, viajaba a Buenos Aires para seguir aprendiendo con importantes maestros del bandoneón. Además, necesitaba ese ambiente tan especial, hospitalario y emotivo de Buenos Aires, sin el cual ya no podía vivir. A Julio Pane lo llamaban El loco. Pero en cuanto me sentaba a su lado en su estudio, con el bandoneón en las rodillas, todo su nerviosismo y locura desaparecían. Lo que me enseñó es inolvidable: que el sonido se origina en la cabeza de cada uno y que el mismo bandoneón suena diferente según quién lo toque, porque cada uno tiene y realiza una idea diferente del sonido. Que nuestro mejor maestro es Johan Sebastian Bach y que, por eso, cada día hay que estudiar primero preludios y fugas de Bach antes de ponerse a tocar cualquier tango. Julio Pane nació el 29 de noviembre de 1947 en Buenos Aires. Su padre y su tío eran bandoneonistas y le enseñaron a tocar. A los 13 años actuó por primera vez al lado de su padre en las fiestas de Carnaval de Buenos Aires. Luego continuó sus estudios con el legendario Julio Ahumada, en cuya orquesta tocó entre 1965 y 1969. El cantor Edmundo Rivero lo incorporó en 1969 a la orquesta del Viejo Almacén. En los años siguientes tocó con todos los músicos famosos de la época dorada del tango: con Enrique Francini, Miguel Caló, Horacio Salgán, Osvaldo Tarantino y muchos otros. En 1983 está contratado como bandoneonista solista en la Orquesta del Tango de la ciudad de Buenos Aires bajo la dirección de Carlos Garcia y Raul Garelo. 1989 realizó una gira por Canadá y Estados Unidos con el último sexteto de Piazzolla. En 1997 actuó con Gary Burton y Chick Corea en el programa Astortango en memoria de este gran bandoneonista y compositor.. Entrevisté a mi admirado profesor de bandoneón en junio de 2003 en el Theatre Chaillot, cuando Julio Pane estaba de gira por París. Me habló de sus inicios, de Pedro Maffia, su bandoneonista modelo y de su profesor, Julio Ahumada. De su visión sobre cómo debía seguir desarrollándose el bandoneón. Y de cómo la escena de tango, entonces muy tranquila, se transformaría en una nueva ola de entusiasmo. Todas estas visiones  se han hecho realidad. Escuchen ustedes mismos todo lo que me contó ese supuesto loco, extraordinario bandoneonista y profesor Julio Pane, fallecido en junio de 2024, aquella maravillosa tarde de verano en el vestíbulo del Theatre Chaillot.

Desde los estudios de Radio Orión, en la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, el periodista y abogado penal y de familia Dipl. Mg. Dr. Roberto Villalobos Atlas condujo una nueva edición del programa “Reporte Urbano Navideño”, un espacio radial que combinó análisis de la coyuntura nacional, problemáticas urbanas porteñas, derechos sociales, economía, cultura y reflexiones de fin de año. La emisión se desarrolló con un formato informativo y de análisis, abordando temas de interés público que impactan directamente en la vida cotidiana de los vecinos de la CABA, en un contexto de cambios políticos, desafíos económicos y debates sociales abiertos. Reestructuración digital: claves para el comercio y los emprendimientos en la Ciudad Uno de los segmentos centrales estuvo dedicado a la transformación digital y el marketing empresarial, con la participación de la Lic. Carolina Moumdjian, licenciada en Publicidad y consultora en Marketing Digital. Durante la entrevista, la especialista analizó el proceso de reestructuración digital acelerado por la pandemia y su continuidad en el actual escenario económico. Moumdjian destacó que, en una ciudad como Buenos Aires, con fuerte presencia de pymes, comercios barriales y emprendimientos independientes, resulta imprescindible definir con claridad el público objetivo, seleccionar los canales digitales más eficaces y optimizar la experiencia del usuario para sostener la competitividad. Asimismo, brindó recomendaciones específicas para las fechas festivas, señalando la importancia de diseñar paquetes promocionales, estrategias de venta cruzada y una logística eficiente en los envíos, factores determinantes para el comercio digital en la CABA durante diciembre. Debate por la reforma laboral impulsada por el Gobierno nacional En el plano político y jurídico, el programa abordó la reforma laboral propuesta por el Gobierno nacional, uno de los temas que genera mayor debate en el ámbito sindical y empresarial. El abogado laboralista Dr. Sebastián Dojtman sostuvo que la iniciativa presenta un carácter regresivo y podría limitar derechos históricos de los trabajadores. Entre los puntos cuestionados, Dojtman mencionó la flexibilización de horarios laborales, la modificación de las condiciones de contratación y la propuesta de avanzar hacia sindicatos por empresa, en reemplazo de los sindicatos por actividad, una estructura tradicional del sistema laboral argentino con fuerte presencia en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Derechos de niños y niñas en contextos de separación familiar Otro de los ejes del programa fue la protección de los derechos de niños, niñas y adolescentes, especialmente en situaciones de separación de padres. El profesor Federico Quevedo, presidente de la Fundación Crecer en Familia, advirtió sobre la necesidad de que las instituciones educativas, tanto públicas como privadas de la Ciudad, cuenten con capacitación adecuada para interpretar resoluciones judiciales. Quevedo remarcó que una aplicación incorrecta de estas disposiciones puede derivar en la vulneración de derechos fundamentales, por lo que consideró clave el trabajo articulado entre el sistema educativo, el Poder Judicial y las familias. Adviento, derechos humanos y valores universales El espacio también incluyó una mirada espiritual y social a cargo de la Lic. Dra. Silvana Ridner, especialista en Medicina Natural y Naturopatía. En su intervención, se refirió al Adviento y a las cuatro virtudes —amor, paz, tolerancia y fe— vinculándolas con el Día Internacional de los Derechos Humanos, conmemoración de especial relevancia en el calendario internacional. Cultura, espectáculos y clima en la Ciudad En el segmento cultural, el columnista de espectáculos Antonio Fana informó sobre la actualidad del mundo artístico y confirmó que el músico Joaquín Levinton fue hospitalizado de urgencia por un cuadro cardíaco, generando preocupación en el ámbito del espectáculo. Además, recordó la celebración del Día Internacional del Tango, en homenaje al nacimiento de Carlos Gardel, figura emblemática de la identidad cultural porteña y símbolo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires a nivel mundial. La transmisión se completó con actualizaciones meteorológicas para la CABA y un cierre a cargo del conductor, Roberto Villalobos Atlas, quien convocó a la reflexión sobre la paz, la no violencia y el respeto en las relaciones interpersonales, valores centrales en el marco de las celebraciones navideñas y el cierre del año.

Con Enrique Madris, los jueves a las 20 horas por MG Radio.

In this episode, we sit down with Laura Camacho, a double bassist, tango composer, and ethnomusicologist originally from Buenos Aires and now based in Austin, Texas. Laura shares her fascinating journey from performing with the ensemble Las del Abasto in Argentina—including opening for tango legend Mariano Mores—to pursuing a PhD in ethnomusicology at the University of Texas at Austin. We dive deep into Laura's new album, Todo Tiempo Pasado, released in November of 2025 with her ensemble, the Laura Camacho Tango Project. The album is a beautiful blend of tradition and experimentation, featuring original compositions, works by Astor Piazzolla and Mariano Mores, and tango-inspired arrangements of pop songs like Britney Spears' "Toxic" and Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill." Enjoy and be sure to check out Laura's new album on all streaming platforms. Also, give her Tango Project a follow on Instagram! Connect with DBHQ Join Our Newsletter Double Bass Resources Double Bass Sheet Music Double Bass Merch Gear used to record this podcast Zoom H6 studio 8-Track 32-Bit Float Handy Recorder Rode Podmic Sony Alpha 7 IV Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera Sony FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM Lens Sony FE 24-70mm F2.8 GM Lens   When you buy a product using a link on this page, we may receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting DBHQ.   Thank you to our sponsors! Upton Bass - From Grammy Award winners and Philharmonic players like Max Zeugner of the New York Philharmonic, each Upton Bass is crafted with precision in Connecticut, USA, and built to last for generations.  Discover your perfect bass with Upton Bass today! theme music by Eric Hochberg

El 11 de diciembre estamos de fiesta los amantes del Tango porque es SU día, esta danza que empezó siendo masculina, -en sus principios se bailaba entre hombres-, para luego evolucionar como baile de pareja mujer-hombre, que es como se conoce en casi todo el mundo. Se instituye esta fecha porque dos grandes y definitivas figuras de esta música del Río de la Plata, nacieron en este día: Julio De Caro, un maestro excepcional cuyas composiciones e innovaciones sacudieron el Tango de forma positiva. El otro grande, fue nada menos que Carlos Gardel, el mayor exponente de nuestra música, que después de noventa años de muerto, sigue cantando “cada día mejor”. Su voz y figura fueron transmitidas a través de generaciones, desde nuestros abuelos hasta los nietos de la familia, todos saben quién fue Gardel. Su preeminencia es tal, que hace unos pocos días, en Japón, bajo el marco del primer AI Film festival de este país, fue premiada una película Argentina animada: El día que me quieras. El viaje de Gardel, hecha con inteligencia artificial generativa. La figura icónica de este cantor extraordinario, sigue haciéndose presente en el mundo, después de noventa años de ausencia física. Por estas dos razones ‘de peso' en la música porteña, se celebra este día tan significativo. Tango Sensei dice presente en esta fecha, como siempre y más que nunca, festejando con nuestros amigos, brindándoles un programa especial, para continuar diciendo: ¡Viva el TANGO!

V najnovšej epizóde podcastu Striedame! na ŠPORT.sk privítali Julo a Muťo skúseného komentátora a dlhoročného televízneho novinára Miroslava Michalecha. Otvorene hovoril o svojich začiatkoch v televízii, fenoméne relácie Tango či o tom, ako sa za 3 dekády v médiách zmenil športový svet.Miroslav Michalech prezradil, že do televízie vstúpil ešte pred rokom 1989, keď sa venoval dokumentaristike. „Bol som tam pätnáste koleso na voze a keďže som vedel, že cez tie vtedajšie ikony sa nikam nedostanem, v podstate som robil dokumentaristiku,” spomína. Komentovať začal až po revolúcii a neskôr zakotvil v spravodajstve v TA3, kde pôsobí už dve desaťročia.Osobitne sa vrátil k reláciám Šport Extra a Tango, ktoré označil za vrchol svojej tvorivej kariéry. Na Tango spomína ako na fenomén, s ktorým „zaspával aj vstával”. Pripomenul obrovský záujem divákov, sponzorov aj tisíce korešpondenčných lístkov, ktoré v redakcii ručne spracúvali.Za najväčšie osobnosti slovenského futbalu 90. rokov označil trojicu Dušan Tittel, Ladislav Molnár a Marek Mintál, pričom vyzdvihol aj strelecké kvality Pavla Diňu. Podotkol, že hoci bolo toto obdobie často označované za „divoké deväťdesiatky”, realita podľa neho nebola až taká prehnaná, ako si ju dnes mnohí idealizujú.Silné spomienky má aj na cestovanie s reprezentáciou, najmä na unikátne turné v Južnej Amerike, ktoré by sa podľa neho dnes už nedalo logisticky zopakovať. S úsmevom vypichol, že v lietadlách sa vtedy ešte fajčilo.Osobnou srdcovkou zostávajú pre skúseného novinára majstrovstvá sveta 1994 v USA. V podcaste okrem iného opísal staré štadióny, improvizované podmienky aj nečakanú reakciu rádia Hlas Ameriky, ktoré ho pochválilo za jeho otvorenú kritiku. Pridal aj pár bizarných zážitkov, ako napr. stretnutie Slováka v Bostone, ktorý odkopíroval lístok na zápas až 6-krát.

Doug Billings dissects Marjorie Taylor Greene's embarrassing 60 Minutes pivot—ditching MAGA for drama—proving her reputation in ruins while the GOP stands united with Trump. Reassurance: MAGA IS America First, backed by most Americans! Tune in for the loyalty wake-up call. Please subscribe & set notifications for this channel!Also, prayerfully consider contributing at: www.DougBillings.usSupport the show

The battle for equality in the U.S. military didn't happen overnight. It took decades of courage, persistence and women who refused to back down. Documentary filmmakers Joy Bronson and Ellen Haring reveal the untold stories behind "The Fight to Fight," their upcoming feature film chronicling women's integration into combat roles from the 1970s through 2016. Hear firsthand accounts from a Gulf War Navy pilot and a retired Army colonel about the restrictions they faced, the lawsuit that changed everything, and why today's military women still face resistance. This episode of Tango Alpha Lima captures history in the making and honors the pioneers who proved they could "crush them with competence.” Also in this episode, a preview of the Army-Navy Game, what's ahead for Wreaths Across America and futuristic changes to an Army chow hall.SHOW LINKSArmy vs Navy: Fuel the Fight. Fund the MissionWings of Gold: The Story of the First Women Naval Aviators Learn more about "The Fight to Fight"Join the USA250 ChallengeThe most dangerous gravesite in the US resides in Arlington CemeteryArmy tests out first robotically-operated dining facility

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Tango Triumph: A Dance of Art and Dreams in La Boca Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-12-09-08-38-20-es Story Transcript:Es: Las calles de La Boca, con sus casas coloridas y su atmósfera vibrante, resplandecían bajo el cálido sol de diciembre.En: The streets of La Boca, with their colorful houses and vibrant atmosphere, glistened under the warm December sun.Es: Caminito, la calle llena de arte y música, estaba especialmente alegre por la temporada navideña.En: Caminito, the street full of art and music, was especially joyful for the Christmas season.Es: Entre los aromas de asado y las melodías de bandoneón, Santiago y Luz se preparaban para un día importante.En: Among the aromas of asado and the melodies of the bandoneón, Santiago and Luz were preparing for an important day.Es: Era la primera vez que llevaban sus artesanías al famoso mercado navideño de Caminito.En: It was the first time they were taking their crafts to the famous Christmas market of Caminito.Es: Santiago, con sus manos hábiles, había creado una serie de figuras de tango talladas en madera.En: Santiago, with his skillful hands, had created a series of tango figures carved from wood.Es: Luz, siempre soñadora, había pintado cuadros pequeños con paisajes del barrio.En: Luz, always a dreamer, had painted small paintings of the neighborhood's landscapes.Es: "Hoy es el día," decía Luz, sonriendo con optimismo.En: "Today is the day," said Luz, smiling with optimism.Es: "Después de tanto trabajo, seguro atraeremos a muchas personas."En: "After so much work, we'll surely attract many people."Es: Pero justo cuando estaban terminando de acomodar su puesto, apareció un competidor inesperado.En: But just as they were finishing setting up their stand, an unexpected competitor appeared.Es: A pocos metros de ellos, se instaló un vendedor famoso en el mercado, conocido por sus llamativos productos y espectáculo en vivo.En: A few meters away, a famous vendor in the market, known for his eye-catching products and live show, set up shop.Es: En poco tiempo, la multitud se aglomeró alrededor del nuevo puesto, dejando a Santiago y Luz casi invisibles.En: In no time, the crowd gathered around the new stand, leaving Santiago and Luz almost invisible.Es: Santiago frunció el ceño, preocupado.En: Santiago frowned, worried.Es: "No podemos competir con eso," dijo en voz baja, pensando en el especial cena de Navidad que deseaba regalarle a su familia.En: "We can't compete with that," he said quietly, thinking about the special Christmas dinner he wished to gift to his family.Es: Luz, sin embargo, no perdía la esperanza.En: Luz, however, didn't lose hope.Es: "¿Qué tal si hacemos algo diferente?En: "What if we do something different?Es: Algo que nadie espere," sugirió mirando a Santiago con una chispa en los ojos.En: Something no one expects," she suggested, looking at Santiago with a spark in her eyes.Es: "Tango," dijo él, finalmente entendiendo.En: "Tango," he said, finally understanding.Es: Santiago, aunque siempre discreto sobre su pasión por el tango, sabía que podía bailar.En: Santiago, although always discreet about his passion for tango, knew he could dance.Es: Luz movió rápidamente algunas cajas para hacer espacio, y pronto comenzaron a bailar.En: Luz quickly moved some boxes to make space, and soon they began to dance.Es: La música brotaba de un pequeño altavoz que tenían escondido bajo la mesa.En: Music flowed from a small speaker they had hidden under the table.Es: Los pasos de Santiago y Luz, sincronizados con el ritmo de la música, atrajeron miradas curiosas.En: The synchronized steps of Santiago and Luz, aligned with the rhythm of the music, attracted curious gazes.Es: Poco a poco, la gente se fue acercando, intrigada por el espectáculo improvisado.En: Slowly, people started to gather, intrigued by the improvised show.Es: El tango que Santiago y Luz bailaron no solo era preciso sino también lleno de emoción y autenticidad.En: The tango that Santiago and Luz danced was not only precise but also full of emotion and authenticity.Es: Con cada giro y abrazo, compartían algo más que sus artesanías; mostraban un pedazo de su alma.En: With each turn and embrace, they shared more than their crafts; they showed a piece of their soul.Es: La gente comenzó a aplaudir, y muchos se quedaron para mirar sus productos después del baile.En: People began to applaud, and many stayed to look at their products after the dance.Es: Al final del día, había un papel doblado bajo uno de sus tallados de madera.En: At the end of the day, there was a folded paper under one of their wood carvings.Es: Era una invitación para unirse a un colectivo de artesanos locales.En: It was an invitation to join a collective of local artisans.Es: Santiago sonrió, satisfecho.En: Santiago smiled, satisfied.Es: No solo habían vendido lo suficiente para su cena de Navidad, sino que también habían dado un gran paso hacia el sueño que Luz tanto anhelaba.En: They had not only sold enough for their Christmas dinner but also taken a big step towards the dream Luz longed for.Es: La confianza de Santiago creció, descubriendo que su amor por el tango podía abrir nuevas oportunidades.En: Santiago's confidence grew, discovering that his love for tango could open new opportunities.Es: Y Luz, emocionada, entendió que la creatividad y la colaboración eran la clave para lograr sus sueños.En: And Luz, excited, understood that creativity and collaboration were the key to achieving their dreams.Es: Bajo el cielo veraniego de Buenos Aires, mientras el sol comenzaba a descender, los dos sabían que era solo el comienzo de un nuevo viaje juntos.En: Under the summery sky of Buenos Aires, as the sun began to set, the two knew that it was just the beginning of a new journey together. Vocabulary Words:the street: la callethe atmosphere: la atmósferato glisten: resplandecerthe aroma: el aromathe melody: la melodíathe craft: la artesaníaskillful: hábilto carve: tallarto paint: pintarthe landscape: el paisajeoptimism: el optimismounexpected: inesperadothe competitor: el competidorfamous: famosoeye-catching: llamativothe crowd: la multitudto frown: fruncir el ceñothe dinner: la cenato lose hope: perder la esperanzathe spark: la chispadiscreet: discretoto dance: bailarsynchronized: sincronizadoto attract: atraerthe gaze: la miradaintrigued: intrigadoimprovised: improvisadothe embrace: el abrazothe soul: el almato applaud: aplaudir

Argentino y lector (así se auto-describe) Emmanuel Trifilio habla de su experiencia tocando bandoneón, componiendo música y viviendo como inmigrante y artista en Washington, DC. Creadora: Liz Sabatiuk | Música: "De Cayetano" grabado por Trifilio Tango Trio y "El Eco de tu Amor" grabado por QuinTango | Crédito de la foto: Eric Booth Show Notes Lee más sobre Emmanuel en su sitio web. Luego escucha sus composiciones para Trifilio Tango Trío y QuinTango y ve el vídeo donde bailamos yo y Rubén. Conoce el cuento de Julio Cortazar que menciona Emmanuel, "La noche boca arriba." La Casa del Tango en La Plata todavía existe. Para descubrir el Rock Argentino de la niñez de Emmanuel, revisa esta enciclopedia!  Lee la historia de los bandoneones “AA” y mira a Astor Piazzolla tocar su homenaje “Tristezas de un doble A.” Lee más sobre Carlos di Sarli, el compositor y pianista que inspiró el tema “De Cayetano.”  Emmanuel “cita” a un amigo en el episodio; se refiere a Miguel Di Genova de Otros Aires. Ve una transcripción del episodio de Emmanuel aquí.

En el ámbito del tango relacionado con las bebidas tradicionales, es frecuente encontrar fotografías de figuras emblemáticas como Pascual Contursi o Carlos Gardel compartiendo un mate. Sin embargo, al referirse a escenarios típicos de barrio, reuniones de amigos, poetas solitarios y recuerdos amorosos, el café adquiere relevancia, acompañado por sus pocillos y ceniceros aromáticos, elementos recurrentes en los encuentros porteños que históricamente han propiciado la conversación y la interacción social de antaño. Amargo, con azúcar, cortado, pero a menudo caliente como para abrigar noches interminables de discusiones apasionadas o tertulias esperadas, el café sirvió de inspiración en músicos talentosos o simplemente para aquellos que nada más intentaban componer algo en un pentagrama imaginario, que quizás a la postre pasara a transformarse en un éxito rotundo. La compañía silenciosa de un feca con luz pálida de ambiente, creaba la magia de una letra conmovedora, un embrión que podría pasar a ser un suceso discográfico y lucidor en una buena voz que lo cantara con ganas de trascender. Café y tangos unidos en largos encuentros nocturnos bañados por la luz de plata, de una luna porteña que tenía de fondo algún tanguito solitario, silbado en una ochava de Buenos Aires, o plantado al rojo vivo en un buzón esquinero sobre una vieja calle empedrada. Muchas piezas tangueras homenajearon al inspirador café y muchos compositores se auxiliaron de él para poder escribir letras inolvidables, tangos extraordinarios. Nuestro programa de hoy -en pleno décimo aniversario-, le rinde merecido culto al café, el aromático y el de los encuentros, el casual y el programado, el que hizo buen maridaje por tantos años con nuestra música ciudadana.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the John Brebbia and Devin Williams signings (in that order, obviously), share a few follow-ups, and (31:33) assess whether each team satisfied its season preview guest’s conditions for a successful year. Then (58:18) they answer emails about the origins of the concept of the “opposite field,” the meaning of the word “whiff,” how to refer to offseasons, whether umpires practice throwing, how much stock to place in regular-season wins without an accompanying championship, and two takes on the challenge system. Audio intro: The Spaghettis, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio outro: Beatwriter, “Effectively Wild Theme” Link to MLBTR on Brebbia Link to Brebbia on EW Link to minor league FA Link to FG post on Williams Link to present-value calc Link to Petriello on Williams Link to biggest 2025 ERA-FIP gaps Link to contracts draft Link to team SP projections Link to Canadian currency details Link to Metrodome demolition Link to preseason team goals Link to Dickson on “corner” Link to Dickson on “opposite field” Link to Dickson on “whiff” Link to FG top 50 FA Link to team wins since 2000 Link to Andrews on ABS and catchers Link to Tango on ABS and catchers Link to listener emails database Link to MLBTR on Manoah Link to MLBTR on Ponce Link to Patreon gift subs Link to Secret Santa sign-up Sponsor Us on Patreon Give a Gift Subscription Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com Effectively Wild Subreddit Effectively Wild Wiki Apple Podcasts Feed Spotify Feed YouTube Playlist Facebook Group Bluesky Account Twitter Account Get Our Merch! var SERVER_DATA = Object.assign(SERVER_DATA || {}); Source

In this week's epsiode, we're highlighting Buenos Aires, the metropolitan city, architecture-rich, foodie city in Argentina. We tour the city, immerse ourselves in its history, patroned its rooftop bars, and spent a day at a traditional Guacho Party at the Santa Susana Ranch.Episode Highlights: Tips for visiting Buenos Aires, like getting an ⁠e-sim⁠City Highlights: The Obelisk & Teatro ColonBuenos Aires City tour with stops to Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan Cathedral, La Boca neighborhood, & Recoleta CemeteryLearning how to Tango & going to a Tango show Gaucho Party at the Santa Susana RanchWe stayed right near the Obelisk, at the ⁠Buenos Aires Marriott⁠. This was a really great location because it was close to Florida St, the Obelisk, Teatro Colon, as well as variety of restaurants and coffee shops. There is so much to do and see in Buenos Aires, so be sure to check out all of the tours we think are worth doing in our ⁠Buenos Aires Viator Shop⁠. This Buenos Aires trip was a continuation of a Gate1 guided tour that started in ⁠Rio de Janeiro, Brazil⁠ and then went to ⁠Iguazu Falls⁠ so go back and listen to those episodes too!Find a great flight deal to Buenos Aires, or anywhere else, by signing up for ⁠⁠⁠Thrifty Traveler Premium⁠⁠⁠ and get flight deals sent straight to your inbox. Use our promo code TSP to get $20 off your first year subscription.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Shop:⁠⁠⁠ Trip Itineraries ⁠⁠⁠⁠&⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Amazon Storefront ⁠⁠⁠⁠Connect:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠,⁠⁠⁠ ⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠, and⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠and contact us at travelsquadpodcast@gmail.com to submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising. Submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising.

Send us a textWe explore how Argentine Tango turns relationship theory into something you can feel, using roles, consent, and feedback to rebuild trust and restore harmony. Linda Sutton shares why following can be more empowering than leading and how couples can sense alignment in the body before words.• Tango as a working model for partnership• Roles as equal in value, different in function• Following as permission, amplification, creativity• Trust and doubt as physical sensations• Lead, then follow your lead feedback loop• Pure following to expose and fix unclear leads• Real‑time repair through body signals and breath• Power struggles reframed as role confusion• Practical ways to practice connection at home• Access to workshops, coaching, and virtual optionsIf you love this episode, be sure to tell your friends about it and rate it as well. Support the showThanks for listening!Check out this site for everthing to know about women's pleasure including video tutorials and great suggestions for bedroom time!!https://for-goodness-sake-omgyes.sjv.io/c/5059274/1463336/17315Take the happiness quiz from Oprah and Arthur Brooks here: https://arthurbrooks.com/buildNEW: Subscribe monthly: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1805181/support Email questions/comments/feeback to tamara@straightfromthesourcesmouth.co Website: https://straightfromthesourcesmouthpod.net/Instagram: @fromthesourcesmouth_franktalkTwitter: @tamarapodcastYouTube and IG: Tamara_Schoon_comic

The B-Action boys join Video Villa Entertainment podcast to cover the action classic...Tango and Cash. Starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell. Don't just watch Action, B-Action!!!!

Air Force veteran Cami Gage shares her journey from competing in track and cross country at the Air Force Academy to becoming a professional triathlete and coach. After her military career, Gage found deeper purpose in coaching adaptive and wounded veteran athletes, helping them overcome physical and psychological barriers through organizations like the Air Force Winter Warrior program and Semper Fi & America's Fund. In this episode, she discusses the power of breathwork, mental regulation, and the fulfillment that comes from guiding others to achieve what they never thought possible. She reflects on the importance of continuing service, mental health and gratitude — and why showing up for people matters more than ever.Also in this episode, a chat about Pearl Harbor's legacy, discussing the future of the USS Arizona, the continuing impact of service from those lost in the attack and more.

Inspectah Nick & the mono moto James Powell are men in a cage and rats in a maze with Batman. Also Tango & Cash! Enjoy!Remember to email us at comicconspodcast@gmail.com and follow on Instagram @comicconspodcast

Con la grabación de Diego Carrasco titulada Mi ADN flamenco comenzamos el programa, primero con una versión y después con una dedicatoria a Camarón. Seguimos con José Acedo el guitarrista trianero y con varias grabacioes de Alba Molina que hoy se presenta en Madrid recordando a sus padres Lole y Manuel. Llegan también desde Sevilla el grupo Frente Abierto que en su debut cuentan con las colaboraciones de flamencos como Israel Fernández o Lela Soto. Para terminar nuevas voces de Laura Marchal o María del Tango y lo nuevo de Yeray Cortés.Escuchar audio

Este jueves 27 de noviembre, conversamos con el bandoneista del Canberra Tango Quintet sobre ‘Echoes of Piazzolla: the experience'. Entrevistaremos a un fotógrafo español que expone su trabajo sobre la flora australiana en Head On Photo Festival de Sídney. Analizamos las mejoras de las condiciones de trabajo para los repartidores de comida a domicilio en Australia y te traemos lo último del deporte.

T-Grande! Let us lend you a helping hand this year. While you are prepping your heart out or chowing down all hog wild, let us share with you a very fantastical tale on this very special T-Grande episode. Everything is getting mashed, and there will be gravy! Tango (Sylvester Stallone) and Cash (Kurt Russell) are supposed to be the best in the LAPD. There are newspaper articles coming out every few moments indicating this. And, when these two get framed by Perret (Jack Pallance) and sent to prison, oh boy! There will most certainly be newspaper montages! These two are able to escape and then go on a series of adventures to clear their names, seek justice, get a souped-up RV and we all get to meet Kiki (Teri Hatcher), and we see why “they're real and they're spectacular.” RTS dresses by the rules but doesn't play by them. Jeremy learns what can be achieved when you tape a hand grenade to someone's mouth. La-Mar builds and displays an elaborate mouse maze. Thanks to everyone who suggested this film over the years. We are grateful for you! Enjoy some T-Grande trivia and our offtrack/on brand discussions of pies and all things seasonal. 

Marine veteran Tony Crescenzo's life changed in six days after reading an article on quantum physics where he sampled a technology on brainwave entrainment. That discovery led him to create Peak Neuro LLC to help other veterans and first responders transform mental health challenges into resilience. The neuroscience and AI-driven platform harnesses proprietary neuroacoustic technology through a mobile app to enhance sleep, emotional resilience, and trauma recovery. It helps alleviate hypervigilance, PTSD and other effects of TBIs, brain fog, and other issues. Other topics include the infamous Woody Woodpecker, a heartfelt story that inspired the Peanuts comic and the USA 250 Challenge.

El próximo 2 de diciembre se cumple un año más -120 años para ser exactos-, del nacimiento de uno de los más grades exponentes de nuestra música ciudadana. Un músico porteño de pura cepa nacido en Villa Crespo que desde niño aprendió de sus mayores qué es el Tango, todos en esa familia estaban ligados por notas musicales, desde el padre, Don Adolfo y sus hermanos mayores; Vicente y Alberto, componían un grupo con rasgos de música río platense que dejaron huella en él, hasta encumbrarlo como uno de los más destacados pianistas, compositor y director de orquesta que habían llegado a este mundo para aportar y enriquecer su dosis enorme de talento. Siempre se hizo acompañar por los mejores maestros músicos en su agrupación, todos sus cantantes le dieron un brillo especial de popularidad y finura a cada interpretación. Fue un hombre tan inmenso como la sencillez que proyectaba, aunque él se definía como “un tornillo más de la gigante máquina tanguera”. Nunca tuvo un gesto fuera de la humildad y comprensión para los demás. Fue un auténtico laburante de la música. Vivió momentos difíciles por su genuina postura política, que pagó con cárcel. Luego convirtió su orquesta en una cooperativa donde todos cobraban lo mismo, incluido él, que fue el luchador y creador incansable, artífice de todo. Los temas de su autoría siguen sonando muy fuerte en los palcos tangueros del mundo. Nos heredó una familia de genios musicales consustanciados con el Tango, como su hija y su nieta. El público de todas las épocas lo adoptó en forma definitiva y hasta lo “santificaron” como un ser humano que trae buena suerte, nombrándolo “anti mufa”. De quién podríamos estar hablando que no fuera de Don Osvaldo Pugliese! Adelante maestro, el programa es todo suyo!

¿Qué significa realmente sentirse segura? En esta conversación con Charlie Tango, exploramos cómo el trauma, la familia, la defensa personal y la autoconfianza se entrelazan para formar una red de protección emocional y física.  Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on America's Podcast, we're joined by author Tim Durling, who stops by to talk about his brand-new book The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner's Companion to Fleetwood Mac. We dig into how the project came together, some of the surprising stories behind the band, and why this book is a must-read for both longtime fans and total newcomers. We also roll into a review of Fleetwood Mac's Tango in the Night — no spoilers on whether we loved it or not (you'll have to listen!), but we can say we definitely love the book. The link will be posted at the bottom of the episode notes, so make sure to check it out! Tracks of the Week: • Mooger: Sarah McLachlan – “Gravity” • Marc: Lindsey Buckingham – “Countdown” • Tim Durling: Night Ranger – “Sentimental Street” • Jerry: Stevie Nicks – “Sleeping Angel” Until next week. Don't run from The Sound That Haunts You — and make sure to pick up the book The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner's Companion to Fleetwood Mac. #AmericasPodcast #FleetwoodMac #TheSoundThatHauntsYou #TimDurling #FleetwoodMacFans #TangoInTheNight #LindseyBuckingham #StevieNicks #NightRanger #MusicPodcast #RockPodcast #PodcastLife #MacNation #ClassicRock Link For The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner's Companion to Fleetwood Mac.-https://www.amazon.com/SOUND-THAT-HAUNTS-YOU-Beginners/dp/B0FX1B7WMN?ref_=ast_author_mpb Link For Our YouTube Page-https://www.youtube.com/@freeformrockpodcast9076

Prepare a bandana, ajuste o mullet imaginário e venha com a gente revisitar uma das duplas mais improváveis — e mais oitentistas — do cinema de ação! No episódio 339 do QueIssoAssim, Brunão e Baconzitos recebem o amigo Leonardo Miotti, do canal Jurassicast, para mergulhar de cabeça no universo explosivo de Tango & Cash. Entre trocas de farpas, tiros, perseguições e aquele humor ácido que só os anos 80 entregavam, o trio relembra curiosidades de bastidores, comenta cenas icônicas e debate por que esse clássico continua tão divertido décadas depois. Se você é fã de ação raiz, camaradagem caótica e nostalgia turbinada, este episódio é seu lugar! ▶️ Dá o play e venha sentir o puro suco dos anos 80! Algumas músicas pela https://slip.stream

#894. Today on Off the Vine, Kaitlyn sits down with the legendary Danielle Fishel — aka the one and only Topanga! The episode opens with Kaitlyn finally apologizing for something she's carried guilt over for seven years, and from there, Danielle takes us straight behind the curtain of her Boy Meets World journey — from the unexpected way she landed the role to the twist that almost changed her character entirely.She also opens up about a major personal chapter she recently navigated and how it reshaped every part of her life — including what she chooses to say yes to now.Then we dive into her Dancing with the Stars season… and you guys, this part is wild. Danielle reveals what really went down behind the scenes, the injury that almost took her out, and how she pushed through some of the most intense weeks of her career.This one has everything you love: nostalgia, honesty, laughter, and moments that will leave your jaw on the floor. Trust us… you're going to want to listen from start to finish!If you're LOVING this podcast, please follow and leave a rating and review below! PLUS, FOLLOW OUR PODCAST INSTAGRAM HERE!Thank you to our Sponsors! Check out these deals!Booking.com: Head over to booking.com and start your listing today! Get Seen. Get Booked on Booking.com!Function Health: My first 1000 listeners get a $100 credit toward their membership. Visit www.functionhealth.com/VINE or use gift code VINE100 at sign-up to own your health.Knix: Head to Knix.com for their black friday sale and use code VINE for 20 percent off your order – get leakproof undies, amazing bras, and more! Baked By Melissa: Right now, Baked by Melissa is offering our listeners 20% off your order at Bakedbymelissa.com/VINEBombas: Head over to Bombas.com/vine and use code vine for 20% off your first purchase.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: (03:25) Kaitlyn finally apologizes to Danielle for something she's carried for seven years!(11:45) How Danielle Fishel really landed Topanga — and the shocking twist that almost changed everything.(26:18) Danielle opens up about a life-changing personal chapter.(37:08) DWTS drama: the injury that almost ended her season!(51:10) The most memorable & unforgettable moment on her DWTS journey.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Iraq War veteran Dr. Timothy Vermillion discusses his harm reduction approach to veteran mental health, trauma therapy, PTSD treatment and suicide prevention. As founder of the Paradise Institute, he explains how EMDR memory therapy helps veterans process combat trauma and move from surviving to thriving. Vermillion shares how quitting smoking is also effective in mental health treatment and veteran suicide prevention. Other topics in this episode include Project Athena, a visual map connecting the memories of those who served in Afghanistan to their coordinates; and “Angel's Glow,” and why it took almost 140 years to understand it.Associate Sponsor of Army-Navy Game presented by USAAVeteran & Military Positive Event Timeline

Welcome to the Video Store Podcast.It's Turkey Time! The leaves are changing and the air is crisp. As the jack-o-lanterns turn into pumpkin pie I love to sit down and watch Thanksgiving movies. Some people will tell you there's only one Thanksgiving movie to watch this time of year, I disagree. I'm going to recommend four other Thanksgiving movies that will get you in the holiday spirit and hopefully become a permanent part of your Thanksgiving watch-list.First up we have Son in Law, the 1993 Pauly Shore movie. Becca, a small town Midwestern girl moves to Los Angeles to attend college. She meets Crawl (Shore) an eccentric surfer dude filled with chaotic energy. When Becca brings Crawl home for Thanksgiving the family and town aren't prepared for teh antics.John Hughes wrote two movies about Thanksgiving, one in 1987 and Dutch in 1991. Dutch is a road trip movie about a blue-collar and his spoiled, soon to be stepson. Along they way they each learn to view the world different and accept each other for who they are. The third movie on out Thanksgiving list is Home for the Holidays, directed by Jodi Foster. Home for the Holidays is a raw, unfiltered look at Thanksgiving through the lenses of a dysfunctional family. The Thanksgiving dinner scene alone is worth the price of the rental. It's not your normal ‘everyone hug and say I love you' happy ending. It's a fantastic movie and highly underrated.The final film on my list is Scent of A Woman from 1992. It's about the unlikely friendship between a prep school student and a retired Army officer. It stars the great Al Pacino and it is his movie through and through. From start to finish, he gives a master class in acting. In the end it reminds us that no matter what our situation there's always something and someone to be thankful for. No matter how you spend the holiday, with family, with friends or something else, have safe, enjoyable and relaxing holiday.We're thankful you stop by The Video Store Podcast, please come again for more great movies to add to your list.Thanks for reading Video Store Podcast! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.videostorepodcast.com

I heard a story about a daughter who wrote her dad about marrying someone she met online: “We met on eHarmony, became friends on Facebook, had long chats on WhatsApp. He proposed on Zoom.” Her dad replied, “I suggest you two get married on X, have fun on Tango, buy your kids on Amazon, and, when you get fed up with this new husband, just sell him on eBay.” There are lots of views today on what marriage is, but the one opinion that should really matter is that of the One who invented marriage—Jesus. Even though Jesus was single and never married, He knew more about marriage than any marriage counselor because marriage was His idea. When the Pharisees asked Him about divorce, Jesus didn't answer their question about how to get out of marriage. Instead, He explained why you should stay in marriage. In one simple but unbelievably strong sentence, Jesus taught that in marriage math, 1 + 1 = 1. In this passage, Jesus outlined the three principles you need to guard what God has established and, in doing so, fulfill His purpose in your life.

Finnland – für Kinder im Geografie-Unterricht ist es oft der „Hase, der die Hecke schneidet“, da oben im Norden genau zwischen der skandinavischen Halbinsel und Russland. Und in dieser Sandwichposition zwischen den Kulturen hat sich eines der am dünnsten besiedelten Länder Europas eine einzigartige Identität geschaffen, die weit mehr ist als Sauna, Mumins und Nokia. Mit der Fähre steuern Michael Richmann und Merle Schaack das erste Ziel ihrer Reise an: Helsinki, seit zwei Jahren laut Global Destination Index die nachhaltigste Reisedestination der Welt. Wer im Winter kein großes Glück mit dem Wetter hat, fühlt sich draußen vielleicht an die spezielle und bisweilen Triste Atmosphäre aus den Filmen des berühmten Regisseurs Aki Kaurismäki erinnert. Aber hinter so mancher Tür verbergen sich auch bunte Überraschungen, zum Beispiel die Geschichte des Finnischen Tangos. Mit dem Zug geht es dann ins weiße Winter-Wonderland in den Norden, nach Rovaniemi. Die selbsternannte Weihnachtsmannstadt boomt bei Fans des Polarlichts und der Husky-Touren. Und wer die Möglichkeiten der nordischen Kälte vollumfänglich ausschöpfen will, gönnt sich eine Nacht in dem Hotel, das im Frühjahr zurück in den See fließt. Hier am Polarkreis bringt der Tourismus aber auch Kurioses mit sich. So erlebt Rovaniemi eine wahre Winterkleidungsflut, weil die dicke Jacke auf dem Weg zurück oft nicht mehr in den Koffer voller Souvenirs passt. Aber was wäre ein Touristenmagnet ohne findige Geschäftsleute? Und so findet sich auch im Winter-Idyll zwischen Wanderungen auf vereisten Flüssen und nur mit Feuer beheizten Wildnishütten so manches Beispiel für klassisch nordischen Pragmatismus - und viel Stoff fürs Reisetagebuch.

Black People Don't Tango, 13min., USA Directed by Robert Xavier Clark An African American man learns to tango after a trip to Argentina. Based on a true story. What motivated you to make this film? This short film Black People Don't Tango is adapted from a feature-length film script that I developed in 2019. That feature script is further adapted from a short story that I wrote in college. The primary motivation for the short film is to function as a proof of concept for the larger Black People Don't Tango idea. From the idea to the finished product, how long did it take for you to make this film? Roughly one month. What was the biggest obstacle you faced in completing this film? Scheduling and securing locations. The short film was put together and shot in a very tight timeframe. Also most of the people in the film are not professional actors, so getting everyone on the call sheet to show up on specific days was challenging. We also had some late talent and location changes happen, so we had to stay flexible and adapt. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

This special edition of Live N' Local will delight your ears with the sounds and stories from Viva! El Tango! A concert featuring Carla López Speziale & Diana López, vocalists, and Pablo Zinger, pianist. This concert program including tangos, milongas and valses from the early 1900's to Astor Piazzolla, the great master of Nuevo Tango. It was recorded live on October 19, 2025 at Good Shepherd Auditorium. Program: La paloma (Sebastián Yradier, Spain, 1809 - 1865, duo arr. Pablo Zinger)                   Carla López Speziale & Diana LópezLa cumparsita (Gerardo Matos Rodríguez, Uruguay, 1897 - 1948)Pato (Ramón Collazo, Uruguay 1901 - 1981)                   Diana LópezCarlos Gardel (France 1890 -1935)VolverPor una cabeza                   Carla López SpezialeA media luz (Edgardo Donato, Argentina 1897 - 1963)Se dice de mí (Francisco Canaro, Argentina 1888 - 1964)                   Diana LópezUno (Mariano Mores, Argentina 1918 - 2016)                   Carla López SpezialeJúrame (María Grever, México 1885 -1951, duo arr. Pablo Zinger)                   Carla López Speziale & Diana LópezCambalache (Enrique Santos Discépolo, Argentina 1901 - 1951)                   Diana LópezAstor Piazzolla (Argentina 1921 - 1992)Los pájaros perdidos                   Carla López SpezialeBalada para un loco   Yo soy María (from María de Buenos Aires)                   Diana LópezWhatever Lola Wants (Richard Adler, 1921 - 2012, Jerry Ross 1926 - 1955, USA)I'm easily assimilated, from Candide (Leonard Bernstein, USA, 1918 - 1990)El día que me quieras (Carlos Gardel, duo arr. Pablo Zinger)                   Carla López Speziale & Diana López