Why do people say domingo siete

Y el otro, como era tan bueno, iba al monte semana tras semana y hacia tambien el trabajo del malo. Pero de este estribillo no salian. Le preguntaron las hadas. Y en esto se desaparecieron las hadas. Asi se preguntaban uno al otro. A todo mi reino he ensordecido a tal grado que ni a una alma en pena oyen.

Naturalmente, no vayan a creer que yo los voy a sanar, ni mucho menos decir como hacerlo. Dijo el ogro creador de la mudez. Como les dije, a mi reino lo he dejado sordo. Pero es todavia falta algun tiempo para que llegue el mes de abril, y a curar a los sordos y a los mudos.

Estos, al instante hablaron. Alguien ha curado la ceguera de mi pueblo. Exclamaron los otros dos ogros a un tiempo. Petrificados como estatuas quedaron tanto los ogros como las hadas. Pues toma, y le plantaron otra joroba para que hiciera juego con le que ya traia. Long ago there were two hunchbacks.

One was kind but the other was mean and spiteful. The two hunchbacks cold not work in the village because everybody made fun of them; therefore they went into the hills to cut wood. That is, the kind one cut all the wood since the mean and spiteful one was very lazy and was always telling his companion; "Ay! It is better if you go and cut the wood this week. One day, when the mean one had stayed at home as usual, the good woodcutter worked very hard and was very tired. Since his house was far away, he decided to camp near a small spring.

About midnight, the woodcutter heard someone singing. At first he thought that somebody had camped near by but when he had listened to what was being sung, he realized that the voices he heard were not human.

Very cautiously he arose and silently walked to the place where the singing came from. Imagine his surprise when he saw a group of fairies singing and dancing around a blazing fire. That was all the fairies sang, they repeated the same line over and over again. It seemed that it was the only song they knew. The woodcutter then decided that he would talk to them. Naturally, as soon as he heard them singing again, he went near the fire and the fairies saw him at once. Listen tome and you will see that your song will sound better this way.

The fairies were filled with joy. They noticed then that the good woodcutter was a hunchback. They told him to kneel down and with a magic wand touched his hump.

Immediately it disappeared, leaving him strong and strong. Quick as the wink of an eye, the woodcutter climbed the tree and hid in it foliage. No sooner had the woodcutter settled himself than three ugly and huge ogres sat themselves at the base of the tree and began to chat.

And so blind are they, that not even the sun can they see. I have condemned the people of my kingdom to silence. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter marie-helene Start date May 30, Juan es un buen chico pero la vida exige The speaker is refering to a young unmarried girl whom she suspects correctly is pregnant. Does anyone know if there is a similar phrase in English? Can you explain the phrase?

I've never seen it before hello! Her works include characters who belong to the underprivileged classes, and she often gave voice to the powerless of her country. She started writing as a journalist in and interviewed many famous Mexican and international writers. Besides her famous interviews, she also wrote several novels, short stories, chronicles, plays, and poems.

Ponistowska's skill as a novelist was her ability to combine fact with fiction. She lent her voice to the voiceless, but at the same time she took a step back and let the victims come forward to express their needs and pain, letting the Mexican people speak through her. Many of her female characters are at the mercy of men. Their lives are ruled by a world made up of double standards. They try to do the right thing, but in the end they lose the men they loved and for whom they sacrificed.

It is clear then that these women are never really appreciated. Poniatowska had a great affinity with women and liked to write about them.