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Si quieres aprender sobre la intervención de Estado Unidos en las políticas de Guatemala en el 80s, este documental está por tú. Es muy triste y muy desgarrador. Es molesto pero es muy importante. Disponible en Amazon Prime

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Finding Oscar Official Trailer 1 (2017) - Documentary

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Me encanta esta canción. Este es mi himno. Este es un himno para todos los latinoamericanos - para los brasileños, para afrolatinos, para todos. Algunas de las letras están tatuados en mis brazos. Me gusta la canción por que incluye Portuguese. A veces olvidamos que latinoamérica incluye Brasil.
Una primera palabra está muy potente: Soy.
Las expresiónes:

La espina dorsal del planeta es mi cordella - My mountain range is the spine of the planet

Las caras más bonitas que he conocido - The most beautiful faces I've ever met

Mi piel es de cuero por eso aguanta cualquier clima - My skin is leather so it can withstand any weather

No puedes comprar mi vida. Mi tierra no se vende - You cannot buy my life. My land is not for sale

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Somos Mas Americanos - Los Tigres del Norte con Zach de la Rocha

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Somos Mas Americanos - Los Tigres del Norte con Zach de la Rocha

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Esta canción es importante porque cuenta la historía real cómo el hombre blanco robó la tierra de México y los nativos americanos. Ahora quiere nos dicen que no podemos venir a nuestra tierra. La frontera nos cruzó. Somos mas americano que el gringo.

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Los Tigres Del Norte Somos Mas Americanos con Zack AJUA!!

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Olmeca explica que define es un cognado. Suena el mismo en español y ingles. La canción es sobre las diferencias entre de todos latinoamericanos. En el videoclip ves muchas identidades diferentes.

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Me encanta La Santa Cecilia pero esta canción es muy triste.

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La canción es sobre la vida bajo de la dictadura de Pinochet. Desgraciademente, muchas profesores y maestros fueron silenciados porque creían en la libertad de expresión.

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Shock - Ana Tijoux (Official Music Video)

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Me gusta bailar a esta canción. Pero me gusta la canción también porque ofrece un ejemplo de las pronunciaciónes diferentes entre de los países diferentes.

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Me gusta a Amara la Negra porque ella es afrolatina. Necesitamos más afrolatino/a voces en la música latina hoy.

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Esta película estará(?) en los cines pronto o en Shudder. No se nada sobre esta pelicula pero quiero vierlo.

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Esta película estará(?) en los cines pronto (Darkside Cinema). No se nada sobre esta pelicula pero quiero vierlo.

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Monos [Official Trailer] – In Theaters September 13, 2019

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Aprenda de Rigoberta Menchú y todas las mujeres que lucha por la justicia en Guatemala. Disponible en Amazon Prime

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Esta una película de terror. Es una metáfora del dolor.

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Esta es una historia hermosa. Es una historia real sobre Ramón Sampedro. Quiere morir pero la autoeutanasia no es legal en españa. Luchaba por 27 años antes de encontró alivio.

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Esta es la histora de la vida de Celia Cruz una cantante famosa. Ella es una leyenda. Disponible en Netflix.

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Celia | Celia Cruz la reina de la salsa, esta es su historia | Telemundo Novelas

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Rigoberta Menchú es una autora y la activista de derechos hermanos. Ella es K'iche', un grupo indígena de Guatemala. La mayoríá de su familia fue asesinada. Escapó a México y narró a su autobiografía. Ella luchó por el encarcelamiento de líderes militar que participaban en la guerra. Ella participó en la firma de los Acuerdos de Paz de 1996. Ahora trabaja para la avance de grupos indígenas en Guatemala.

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Meet Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchú Tum, Nobel Women’s Initiative

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Rigoberta Menchú Tum received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 for her work to promote for social justice and ethno-cultural reconciliation in Guatemala.

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René Juan Peréz Joglar es el artista de Calle 13 y ahora Residente. Incluyo a su canción "Latinoamérica." Participó en la protesta contra el gobernador de Puerto Rico.

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Armed with the DNA results mapping out his genetic ethnicity, 25-time Grammy Award-winning artist Residente, whose real name is René Pérez Joglar, set out on a quest to find his roots. His desire to explore his genetic origins sent him on a global journey from Siberia to China to West Africa, documented in the upcoming series titled Residente. He shares his findings - not just about his ancestry, but what he discovers about people and music during his world-wide search.

The Puerto Rican rapper, writer and producer is the co-founder of alternative rap duo Calle 13, which parted ways in 2015 after a nine-year run. He is also known to be a social activist, who campaigned for Bernie Sanders, pushed for the release of Puerto Rican political prisoner Oscar López Rivera, has defended education and the rights of indigenous people in Latin America. He has also serves as spokesperson for UNICEF and Amnesty International.

In December of 2016, Residente signed a five-year creative and multi-platform production deal with Univision's Fusion Media Group to develop multimedia content.

Residente debuts on Fusion TV on Sunday, August 6. He kicks of the U.S. leg of his tour August 10 in New York, following the release of his new self-titled album on March 31.

Here's a summary of the five-part series:

● Episode 1: Siberia | After taking a DNA test to determine his genetic makeup, Residente, embarks on a global adventure to trace the footsteps of his ancestors and record his latest album. Rene's first stop: Siberia, where he meets the native Tuvan people. He explores their rituals, customs, and famous throat singing - a musical style that mimics the sounds of nature. Airdate: Sunday, August 6 @ 8:30 PM.

● Episode 2: Caucasus | The second stop on Residente's journey is the Caucasus region on Russia's southern border. There he discovers the horrors of war, and examines the melodic prayers of widows who have little left to pray for. Airdate: Sunday, August 13 @ 8:30 PM.

● Episode 3: China | Residente's DNA results take him to China, where he witnesses firsthand the extreme environmental damage being done in Beijing, one of the world's most polluted cities. There he finds a voice in this fog, led by aspiring artists who constantly clash with the government and face great repercussions for their work. Airdate: Sunday, August 20 @ 8:30 PM.

● Episode 4: West Africa | Residente travels to Burkina Faso, in West Africa. Here he explores the legacy of centuries of injustice and subjugation and witnesses how a few brave artists are using sound and color to fight back. Airdate: Sunday, August 27 @ 8:00 PM.

● Episode 5: Puerto Rico | The series comes to an end in Puerto Rico, when Residente returns to his homeland to put his journey to the test and face a new reality at home. Here, he finds an island nation at a crossroads. He explores the history of this island as it passed from one colonial power to another, and how nearly a hundred years later the conflicted, divided, and impoverished U.S. commonwealth stands on the brink of self-destruction. Airdate: Sunday, August 27 @ 8:30 PM.

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Using DNA Results, Rapper And Social Activist Residente Traces His Roots In Special TV Series

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Armed with the DNA results mapping out his genetic ethnicity, 25-time Grammy Award-winning artist Residente, whose real name is René Pérez Joglar, set out on a quest to find his roots. His desire to explore his genetic origins sent him on a global journey from Siberia to China to West Africa, documented in the upcoming series titled Residente.

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Guatemala es mi patria pero no lo sé. Quiero ir. Necesito ir. Guatemala es muy empobrecido, pero es el país más poblando de centroamérica. También la naturaleza está más bonita. Ciudad de Guatemala es moderna pero fuera la ciudad es rural. Más de la mitad de población está debajo de la línea de pobreza.

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Land of the Maya

The dizzying pyramids of Tikal are Guatemala's most famous tourist drawcard. And what's not to love about this mighty monument to Central America's greatest civilization? But those who stop to ask whatever happened to the Maya are sometimes surprised by the simple answer: nothing. Maya culture continues to evolve today.The Maya villages in the highlands, where locals still wear traditional dress, are the most visible indicators of this centuries-old culture. But look closely when you're visiting an archaeological site and you'll see altars with modern offerings to ancient spirits.

Colonial Influences

The Spanish left behind plenty of footprints from their colonial conquest of Guatemala, the most visible being the frequently stunning architecture. The best are dotted around Antigua, the old capital, with its neat plazas and crumbling ruins. From the grandiose coffee-boom buildings of Quetzaltenango, to Guatemala City's stately cathedral, to the churches and municipal buildings clustering around central squares in even the smallest towns, Guatemala bears the marks of its European encounters in vivid brick and tile.

Natural Highs

With barely 2% of its landmass urbanized, it's not surprising that Guatemala offers some superb natural scenery. National parks are few but impressive, particularly in the Petén region, and the lush canyons of the Río Dulce make for an unforgettable boat ride. The natural beauty of the volcano-ringed Lago de Atitlán has been captivating travelers for centuries, and you can get high in the Cuchumatanes mountains or below ground in the cave-riddled Verapaces. The swimming hole that launched a thousand postcards, Semuc Champey, has to be seen to be believed, and you can dip your toes in both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

Adventure Awaits

Active souls tend to find their agenda very full once they get to Guatemala. Stunning trekking routes through the jungles and up volcanoes, world-class white-water rafting, miles of caves to explore, and what seems like a zipline strung between every two trees in the country are just the beginning. Like to take things up a notch? How about paragliding around the high-altitude Lago de Atitlán? Or scuba diving in the same place? You might even luck onto some good swell on the surfer-friendly Pacific coast. Or you could just find a hammock and languidly consider your options. Your call.

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The dizzying pyramids of Tikal are Guatemala's most famous tourist drawcard. And what's not to love about this mighty monument to Central America's greatest civilization? But those who stop to ask whatever happened to the Maya are sometimes surprised by the simple answer: nothing.

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Aquí es donde mi madre vivía. Es extremadamente empobrecido. Este video es de 2010 después de sismos varios. La gente necesitó asistencia del gobierno. Porque de la corrupción del gobierno nunca lo recibieron.

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Vecinos de El Jocotillo esperan ayuda del Gobierno

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Guatemala adoptó pupusas de El Salvador. Me ecanta las pupusas! La Margarita Express en Salem, Oregon lo ofrecen.

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Salvadoran Pupusas as Made by Curly and His Abuelita

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Tamales en México hacen con las hojas de maiz pero en Guatemala tamales hacen con las hojas de plátanos. Caché Tamales en Salem, Oregon es propiedad de guatemaltecos.

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27 reviews of Caché Tamales And Bakery "This place is a hidden little gem. Love the tamales, probably will get to go not much seating. The owner was super friendly and it was a great experience. Probably my favorite little stand in Salem."

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Lupe's en Corvallis se especializa en comida Maya

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Necesito más trabajo en verbos reflexivos. A veces no recuerdo cuando los usar.

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Reflexive Pronouns in Use

Many actions related to personal care or daily routines are reflexive, but other verbs can be reflexive as well. In the sentences below, the subject performs the action on itself, and the subject and object of the verb refer to the same entity.

Now, compare two sentences in which one is reflexive and one is not. In the reflexive sentence, the subject and object refer to the same entity.

Match your Pronouns

When the object of the verb is the same entity as the subject, you will need to use a reflexive pronoun that matches the subject of the verb in both number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, or third). In the first table below, you'll find the different forms Spanish reflexive pronouns take.

Reflexive Pronoun Forms

Just to make sure you've got these down, the next table shows you the Spanish reflexive pronoun forms, along with example sentences showing how they may be used. Remember, the reflexive pronoun will always be the same number and person as the subject of the sentence.

Reflexive Pronoun Forms and Examples

More Examples of Reflexive Pronouns and Verbs

As you now know, reflexive verbs require the use of reflexive pronouns to indicate that the direct object of the verb is also the subject (in other words, the subject is performing the action on himself or herself). Check out a few examples with verbs that are commonly reflexive.

As mentioned before, you can also add reflexive pronouns to verbs that are not regularly reflexive in order to make them reflexive.

Reflexive verbs can also be used to indicate an emotional response to something. When a person becomes angry, sad, happy, etc., you can express this by using reflexive verbs.

Reflexive pronouns can also be used to add emphasis to a seemingly regular situation. In these cases, the reflexive pronoun is not normally translated directly into English, but it often adds a sense of doing something more completely or thoroughly.

Reflexive Pronoun Placement

Reflexive pronouns are placed immediately before simple conjugated verbs and negative commands.

Reflexive pronouns are attached to the end of affirmative commands. For compound verbs like the present progressive, the pronoun can either be attached to the end of the infinitive or present participle or go before the conjugated verb.

Reflexive Verb Examples

Below is a list of common reflexive verbs. This is not a complete list, but rather a reference to give you an idea of the kinds of verbs that can be reflexive.

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Many actions related to personal care or daily routines are reflexive, but other verbs can be reflexive as well. In the sentences below, the subject performs the action on itself, and the subject and object of the verb refer to the same entity. Now, compare two sentences in which one is reflexive and one is not.

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Spanish grammar lesson 19: Reflexive Verbs, Reflexive Pronouns

If the subject in a sentence performs an action on itself, then the verb is considered to be reflexive, and the pronoun used to receive the action is reflexive.

The singular reflexive pronouns are: me (myself), te (yourself), and se (yourself (formal), himself, herself).

The plural reflexive pronouns are: nos (ourselves), os (yourselves - informal Spain), and se (yourselves, themselves).

For example, consider the sentence, "Yo me baño," ( I bathe myself, or I take a bath). The verb is reflexive, and "me" is the reflexive pronoun. Of course the verb bañar is not always used as a reflexive verb, but in this case it is.

There are some verbs that are always used reflexively, such as arrepentirse (to repent, or regret), and that is how they are found in the dictionary, with the reflexive pronoun "se" attached to the end.

Reflexive verbs and pronouns are often used in ways that are less straightforward. Consider the following examples.

"Me corté el dedo." (I cut my finger.) In this case, the object that receives the action is the finger, but also oneself.

"Roberto se cansa." (Robert is getting tired.) In this case, Robert tires himself by doing some activity or perhaps just going along through the day.

"Me alegro de estar aquí." (I am glad to be here.) In this case, the subject is gladdening himself due to being somewhere. The use of a reflexive verb to express a feeling is customary in Spanish.

"¿Porqué te vas?" (Why do you leave?) In this case, the reflexive form if the verb ir (to go), is irse (to leave, or go away.) One is causing himself to go away.

Of note, there are also a few situations when verbs are used reflexively even though the subject has no clear action upon itself, as, for example, in the sentence, "Se murió repentinamente." (He died suddenly.)

Here is a list of reflexive pronouns with subjects and a sample conjugated reflexive verb:
acostar(se) (to lie down)
The reflexive pronoun is positioned before the verb when the verb is conjugated (as seen above), but is placed after (and connected to) the verb when the verb is in the infinitive or imperative (giving an order). However, if the infinitive verb is preceded by a separate conjugated verb, then the reflexive pronoun can be positioned first. All of the following sentences are correct:
Antes de vestirme, prendo la luz. (Before getting dressed, I turn on the light.) ¡Vistete! (Get dressed!) Me puedo calmar. (I can calm down.) Puedo calmarme. (I can calm down.)
Note: When properly positioned, reflexive pronouns always come before any indirect or direct object pronouns. This can be remembered with the acronym "RID." Reflexive pronouns come before indirect, which come before direct pronouns.

Exercise: Read carefully, listen to, and repeat aloud the following sentences. Try to identify the reflexive verbs and pronouns.

(I am going to wake up at daybreak.) Note: The word "myself" is not translated here..

(You have to shave before going.)

(The kids always laugh.)

(We brush our teeth twice a day.)

(My name is Peter.) Note: Litererally, it says, "I call myself Peter."

(You can get dressed. We have finished the examination.)

(Cheer up!)

(Did she faint?)

(You can sit down.)
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Spanish Grammar - Reflexive Verbs, Reflexive Pronouns

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Spanish grammar lesson 19: Reflexive Verbs, Reflexive Pronouns If the subject in a sentence performs an action on itself, then the verb is considered to be reflexive, and the pronoun used to receive the action is reflexive. The singular reflexive pronouns are: me (myself), te (yourself), and se (yourself (formal), himself, herself).

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Using reflexive verbs in Spanish can sometimes cause confusion for non-native speakers, but the truth is that this concept is relatively straightforward once you think about it in simple terms.

What do we mean by the term reflexive verbs?

Reflexive verbs indicate that the action of the verb remains with the subject (yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, ustedes, ellos, ellas), or they are at least somehow affected by the action.

In other words, the action is reflexive and thus, being performed on the subject (person) themselves.

You can identify reflexive verbs by noticing that in the infinitive form, the verb will always include the reflexive pronoun "se" at the end of the AR/ER/IR ending.

What Is A Reflexive Pronoun?

The reflexive pronoun is key to identifying reflexive verbs.

Let's take the verb "bañar", which means "to bathe".

In the reflexive form, we add reflexive pronoun se, ie. "bañar se " and verb becomes "to bathe oneself".

We'll cover more verbs like this later.

For now, let's focus on the reflexive pronoun and how to use it:

Spanish Reflexive Pronouns Endings

Reflexive verbs need reflexive pronouns in order to make the subject and the object of the verb the same figure (ie. the action is being performed on the subject itself)

Without the reflexive pronouns, the verb will mean something else, or worse - it won't make any sense at all.

Below are the reflexive pronoun endings, according to each subject.

Where To Place Reflexive Pronouns

Reflexive pronouns are typically placed before conjugated verbs.

For negative commands, the reflexive pronoun is placed in between "no" and the conjugated verb.

There are three exceptions when reflexive pronouns don't have to be placed before the conjugated verbs.
a. Regular commands (Imperativo) b. Progressive verbs (-ing) c. Infinitive forms of the verb

Estaba lavándome la cara, perdona - I was washing my face, sorry

No vas a salirte con la tuya - You are not going to get away with it

Nose van a saludar - They won't say hello to each other

Now that we nailed a basic explanation of reflexive verbs, we can examine their use in further detail.

We are going to split the use of reflexive verbs into three categories.

1. Reciprocal reflexives

Verbs used to describe an action being performed by two or more people at the same time, and normally on each other.

2. Non-reflexives

Verbs that have a different meaning when used with reflexive pronouns. For example, volver (to return) vs volver se (to become):

Yo vuelvo a Asia la próxima semana - I return to Asia next week

Ellos se volvieron amigos después de unos años - They became friends after a couple of years

3. Natural Reflexives

There are verbs which are easily identified as reflexive verbs since the pronoun se is attached to the infinitive (dormirse, bañarse, arrepentirse).

Reciprocal Reflexive Verbs

As the name suggests, reciprocal reflexives are verbs that when used with plural reflexive pronouns, indicate that the action is being performed by two or more subjects at the same time.

Remember, since the action is reciprocal, it is performed by two or more subjects, on each other, which means it always includes the reflexive pronouns " nos" or " se ".

Below are some examples of the most common reciprocal reflexive verbs.

You'll notice that the closest English translation for reciprocal reflexives is: action verb + each other.

In Spanish, there's no need to add reciprocal phrases or words like: entre sí, el uno al otro (each other) etc at the end of the sentence, as reciprocal reflexives already tell us that the action is being performed by two subjects on each other.

The only reason you might use these words is toplace emphasis on who is receiving the action.

Even when you don't add "each other", the sentence is understood as a reciprocal action.

Some verbs that aren't typically reciprocal verbs can, in the right context, be used to indicate a reciprocal action when two or more subjects are involved.

Non-Reflexive Verbs In Spanish

Verbs that can be used with or without reflexive pronouns are known as non-reflexive verbs.

These verbs are ones that can easily land you in trouble.

Because when we add reflexive pronouns to non-reflexive verbs, the subject affected by the action changes, and most of the time the original meaning is changed - sometimes drastically.

Without a reflexive pronoun, the action of the verb affects a different subject.

Look at what happens the verb levantar (to pick up/lift) when we add reflexive pronouns to make it levantarse ( to get up).

In the below non-reflexive example, Andrea's action is affecting the books.

But in the below reflexive example, Andrea's action is affecting herself directly.

Below is a list of "non-reflexive" verbs with and without reflexive pronouns.

As you can see from above table, many verbs have a completely different meaning when used with reflexive pronouns.

This naturally causes a lot of confusion when you mistakenly misuse reflexive pronouns.

Imagine that you agreed to meet a friend at the park. Before leaving your house, you send him a message to say that you're on the way.

So you write: yo voy a irme del parque.

Your friend would probably be confused since you just told him that you are leaving the park - and he hasn't even arrived.

Of course, you should have said: yo voy a ir al parque.

That's a simple example of how misusing "non-reflexives" can land you in an embarrassing or confusing situation.

Let's compare this to using a non-reflexive correctly.

For example, ocupar (to occupy, fill, take up) vs ocuparse (to take care of something).

Ese mueble ocupa mucho espacio en la sala de estar - That piece of furniture takes too much space in the living room

Yo voy a ocupar me de sacarlo de aquí - I will take care of getting it out of here

Natural Reflexives

And finally, we are going to cover verbs that the most commonly used for reflexive actions.

Many of these can be classed as routine verbs, since you'll use them when speaking about daily actions, routines and personal care.

These verbs are easy to identify, since they will always include the reflexive pronoun se in the infinitive form

By nature, these verbs are reflexive since the verbs describe an action being performed on the subject (yo, tú, él, ella, nosotros, ustedes, ellos, ellas).

When used in a non-reflexive form, they often keep their original meaning but refer to a different subject ie. when you perform an action on somebody else.

For example, below we use the reflexive form to indicate that the subject (person) is doing the action for themselves.

When we use the same verb without the reflexive pronoun, we indicate that the subject (person) receiving the action of the verb is somebody else.

Now, let's review the most common reflexive verbs for speaking about daily actions.

Daily Actions

Here are a few examples of how to use these verbs.

Siempre me ha gustado cepillar me antes de bañar me - I have always liked brushing before taking a bath

Te puedes acostar allí, yo voy a dormir me ya - You can lay there, I'm going to sleep now

Emotions and moods:

You'll also use these verbs to describe personal feelings and moods.

These will work similarly if not identically, shown here:

The final group of verbs that we are going to mention can only be used with the reflexive pronouns.

For that reason, they are truly Natural Reflexives.

Unlike the last section, these verbs don't change meaning when used without reflexive pronouns but instead, they often won't make any sense.

Below are two examples of how these verbs are used:

Practice: Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

Complete the sentences with the reflexive verbs:
Every day after waking up, I wash my face
1. Todos los días luego de _________ (Levantarse), _________ (Lavarse) la cara
Remember to brush your teeth before going out
2. Recuerda _________ (Lavarse) los dientes antes de salir.
My family members gather every year around this time.
3. Mis familiares _________ (Reunirse) todos los años en esta fecha.
They got scared after seeing how much work they had to do.
4. _________ (Asustarse) cuando vieron todo el trabajo que tenían que hacer.
After living alone, Carlos became much more responsible person.
5. Luego de vivir solo, Carlos _________ (Volverse) una persona mucho más responsable.
You missed on the game for being late!
6. _________ (Perderse) del partido por llegar tarde!
She's a little girl so she gets bored easily.
7. Es una niña pequeña así que _________ (Aburrirse) muy fácil.
He regretted many of the things he had done.
8. _________ (Arrepentirse) por muchas de las cosas que había hecho.
We fell asleep early yesterday
9. Ayer _________ (Dormirse) muy temprano.
I have a bit of a headache, could you lower the volume.
10.- _________ (Doler) un poco la cabeza, ¿Puedes bajar el volumen?

Answers:

1. Todos los días luego de levantarme, me lavo la cara.

2. Recuerda lavarte los dientes antes de salir.

3. Mis familiares se reúnen todos los años en esta fecha.

4. Se asustaron cuando vieron todo el trabajo que tenían que hacer.

5. Luego de vivir solo, Carlos se volvió una persona mucho más responsable.

6. ¡Te perdiste del partido por llegar tarde!

7. Es una niña pequeña así que se aburre muy fácil.

8. Se arrepintió por muchas de las cosas que había hecho.

9. Ayer nos dormimos muy temprano.

10. Me duele un poco la cabeza, ¿Puedes bajar el volumen?.

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Durante los 1830s más inmigrantes  de Alemania trasladaron en México. Trajeron la polca con ellos y influyó la musica norteña o "Tex Mex"

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"La Chicharronera" by Los Texmaniacs [Official Video]

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Esta una canción para bailar.

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Fiesta Pa' Gozar - Jose Peña Suaza y La Banda Gorda

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Fiesta Pa' Gozar - Jose Peña Suaza y La Banda Gorda

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Una canción todas sobre divertirse.

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En mi opinión, Linda es una de las mejores cantantes de mariachi. Tiene dos álbumes en español.

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Dillon no es latino pero este álbum es en español. Latinx representación en EDM. Warning: language

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Dillon Francis - BaBaBa (Vete Pa’Ya) (ft. Young Ash) (Official Music Video)

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Me encanta Willie Colón. Esta canción es sobre los recuerdos que Willie tenía de su abuela. Añoro a mi abuelita.

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¡La leyenda!

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No tengo el tiempo para agregar videos de toda música me eschucho. Aquí está una lista:

Fania/ Fania All Stars

Rubén Blades

Pirulo y la Tribu

Johnny Pacheco (empezar Fania)

El Gran Combo

Los Hacheros

Kinito Mendez

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Gipsy Kings

Brownout

Gotan Project

Daddy Yankee

Wisin y Yandel

Plan B

Don Omar

Farruko

Becky G.

Snow Tha Product

Ocote Soul Sounds

Money Chicha

Elvis Crespo

Gaby Moreno

Flaco Jimenez

Mariachi del Sol

Oro Solido

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Nailed It! Mexico! | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

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The Photographer of Mauthausen (2018) Trailer | El fotógrafo de Mauthausen

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ReMastered: Massacre at the Stadium | Trailer [HD] | Netflix

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1994: Power, Rebellion and Crime in Mexico | Official Trailer | Netflix

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A TWELVE YEAR NIGHT by Álvaro Brechner | Trailer | GeoMovies

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LA DICTADURA PERFECTA - Tráiler oficial - Disponible en BR - DVD y Plataformas Digitales

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The U.S. is Picking Sides in Latin America (Again)

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The US is offering "aid" but it's clearly a convenient cover for military intervention.

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In 1898, the US emerged with a profitable jewel in its colonial crown.

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Puerto Rico changed after Maria - and protestors aren't backing down.

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The far-right politician won the Presidency amidst a wave of hatred, violence, and misinformation. Sound familiar?

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Venezuela is once again being used as a pawn in a war of ideologies - with a rising death toll.

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The Slave Revolution That Gave Birth to Haiti

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A rebellion against French colonial rule in 1791 led to a new kind of society.

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Lupe Impala, El Chavo Flapjack, and Elirio Malaria love working with cars. You name it, they can fix it. But the team's favorite cars of all are lowriders-cars that hip and hop, dip and drop, go low and slow, bajito y suavecito.

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I remember the first time I watched a horror movie. It was Clive Barker's Hellraiser. I had no idea what I was getting into. It was twisted, gory, and just as fascinating. Needless to say, I went on to watch other horror movies, including the now famous 80s horror icons Michael Myers, Freddie Krueger, and Jason. Each of these movies would raise a generation of moviegoers who would take things a step further.

The films that really got me were the ones took place in high school like Carrie and Class of 1999, which was a cool hybrid between horror and science fiction. As they captured the sometimes terror of being in high school with the heightened element of horror. In the first volume of Nancy Hernandez And The Black Widows: The Call For Justice, a group of mean girls gets their just due in the worst ways possible.

We meet Nancy Hernandez as a young child. She's a devout Catholic, even talking to God in the first few panels. She also just moved to South Central. We also meet Shorty, a tatted-up girl who has nothing but attitude for anyone that looks in her direction. There's also her crew, the Black Widows, which consist of Ratita, Face, Pollita, Tattletale, Dulce, and Roach. They're a bunch of mean girls, who pretty much like being hostile. This is where Nancy meets the Black Widows, who make her life a living hell, the very first day, as they take her Walkman, and she tells on them during an initiation for one of their new members, Dulce.

Of course, the Black Widows will not let this stand. They wait for the perfect opportunity to pounce. As Nancy leaves Lacrosse practice early she's confronted by the gang. They want to teach her a lesson but they go too far and kill Nancy by accident.

As her teachers and her family mourn her death, the Black Widows panic as their fates is tied as to whether anyone finds out the truth about Nancy's death. As the detective on the case and the school security team up to find out happened to Nancy, spooky things start to happen all throughout the school. Nancy's ghost seeks vengeance.

Overall, an engrossing book that starts out like your typical school story but becomes something even more, as Michael Myers wished he was as frightening as Nancy Hernandez. The story by Scott Marcano and Jaime Zevallos is a love letter to 80s horror movies. It more than elevates the genre. The art by Juan Romera is simply gorgeous. Altogether, an elixir of fright, teen angst, and revenge.

Story: Scott" Diablo" Marcano and Jaime Zevallos Art: Juan Romera
Story: 10 Art: 10 Overall: 10 Recommendation: Buy

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Review: Nancy Hernandez and the Black Widows Volume 1: The Call to Justice | Graphic Policy

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I remember the first time I watched a horror movie. It was Clive Barker's Hellraiser. I had no idea what I was getting into. It was twisted, gory, and just as fascinating. Needless to say, I went on to watch other horror movies, including the now famous 80s horror icons Michael Myers, Freddie Krueger, and Jason.

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I tell you, this was my very first show I've attended and I must say...never in my life have I ever... witness such love and the camaraderie than these "beautiful people" here at the LCX. Both Javier Hernandez and Ricardo Padilla know how to treat their "guests" and make them feel very much welcome. The LCX 2014 is my first...but it will not be my last.

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I tell you, this was my very first show I've attended and I must say...never in my life have I ever... witness such love and the camaraderie than these "beautiful people" here at the LCX. Both Javier Hernandez and Ricardo Padilla know how to treat their "guests" and make them feel very much welcome.