Armando Morales

Three nudes, 1972

Oil on canvas.

Armando Morales - Jungle (1986)

Armando Morales, Forêt tropicale dans un orage (II), 1992 Oil and beeswax on canvas

Armando Morales (Nicaraguan 1927-2011), Femme qui rêve, 1994. Oil and beeswax on canvas, 35 x 51 in. | 89 x 130 cm.

Armando Morales (Nicaraguan, 1927-2011), Tres bañistas, 2003. Oil on canvas with beeswax

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Armando Morales (Nicaragua 1927-2011)

Armando Morales, 'Pescaderas'

Morena manipuló encuestas para favorecer a Higinio Martínez en el edomex

Morena manipuló encuestas para favorecer a Higinio Martínez en el edomex #PeriodismoParaTi #SociedadNoticias #HiginoMartínez #morena #edomex @Higinio_mtz @azucenacisneros @DiputadosMorena @lopezobrador_ @mario_delgado

Encuestas habrían sido inducidas para favorecer al actual senador Higinio Martínez Miranda. SN Redacción                                               Fuentes al interior del partido Movimiento de Regeneración Nacional (Morena) revelaron que de las encuestas realizadas por el partido para elegir precandidatos únicos al Senado de la República por el estado de México, habrían sido inducidas para…

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Tren de la Quebrada: desalojo a 16 familias de Tilcara y negocio para intendente Ricardo Romero

#TrendelaQuebrada: desalojo a 16 familias de #Tilcara y negocio para intendente #RicardoRomero El intendente habría conseguido una autorización para que una de estas para un negocio mientras se desaloja familias. Más info:

16 familias desalojadas por el proyecto del Tren de la Quebrada, intendente de Tilcara con autorización para abrir negocio en la zona. El Gobierno de Jujuy avanza con la relocalización de 16 familias que vivían al costado de la vía férrea para la llegada del Tren de la Quebrada. Sin embargo, el intendente de Tilcara, Ricardo Romero, habría conseguido una autorización para transformar una de…

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Adiós para siempre 2022

Adiós para siempre 2022

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¿Cuándo se estrena la segunda temporada de 'Guerra de Vecinos' en Netflix?

Estamos a un par de semanas del estreno de la segunda temporada de 'Guerra de Vecinos'.

Una de las series más esperadas este año es sin duda Guerra de Vecinos que regresa con su segunda temporada y por si aún no estás enterado, falta muy poco para su estreno pues llegará a Netflix el próximo 17 de junio.Tras la inesperada muerte de Genaro y Leonor, los López dejan la privada y se mudan a su viejo barrio Del Niño Jesús, creyendo que lejos de Silvia y todos los que la rodean,…

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Armando Morales - Hombre con Sandia (n.d.)

Armando Morales, Desnudo contra un zócalo azul, 1983, oil on canvas

No DL6 hcs (for the first game):

Miles follows in his dad's footsteps and becomes a defence attorney

He still takes the Terry Fawles case, but as a 19 year old defence prodigy

Diego Armando would still be the co-counsel, but they would both work for Edgeworth Law Offices (or whatever Gregory's offices would be called)

I think Mia would still be a lawyer, but would be a prosecutor. I think she would be a moral one like Klavier

Mia and Diego still fall in love working together on the death of Terry until Diego is poisoned, at which point she becomes more ruthless in her methods

Miles would be as badly affected by Terry and Diego's fates as Mia was, and so wouldn't take a case until he and Gregory help Phoenix

Miles helps Phoenix, who then decides to take some law classes as well, because he was so moved by Miles helping him again

Miles becomes an ace attorney and Phoenix is his co-counsel whilst he studies

Then the Redd White incident happens, and Gregory is killed (RIP) and Phoenix is accused

Mia (and Maya as her co-counsel) are the prosecutors

Miles remarks that Mia has become more ruthless and maybe corrupt since she started

The main arc is Phoenix and Miles trying to restore Mia's faith in the justice system

The last case would be Rise From the Ashes, where Mia is conflicted at once again having a (former) loved one (Lana) let down by the justice system

It ends up with her being accused of killing Detective Goodman and prosecuted by MVK, who Milea defeats and humiliates so badly he never comes back to America

Ends with Diego waking up and switching to the prosecutors team alongside Mia, but without becoming Godot

Hi, what do you think about epic the musical as an Odyssey fan? Just curious

As an Epic the musical fan, I LOVE IT! Everyone's so talented and I love the music style!!! It's super fun and creative and it's amazing that Jay basically writes it all himself!

As an Odyssey fan... It's INCREDIBLY different. To the point where it's more "Odyssey inspired" than the actual Odyssey. But that's the thing. I wouldn't say Jay WANTS it to be word for word Odyssey and I DO think that'd be...kind of hard to do? Especially for Modern day.

It still has most of the "spirit" of the Odyssey though I feel like which is SUPER important. I'm saddened that very few adaptations really "balance" Odysseus' assholery and "goodness". I love "shithead Odysseus" but personally, I'm happy as long as an adaptation keeps to a "family man who wants to go home" for the most part :D (I really fucking hate the whole "Odysseus! The clever, swashbuckling hero who gets all the babes! ...He has a family?!" bullshit. That's very much not him. (He likes shiny things, yes but that's it)

More personal rambles below :D

I think it's interesting that Polites in Epic is more "peaceful" when in the Odyssey, he's called "captain of armies". And the fact he's killed right away when he was one of the last men alive.

Also Odysseus' and Eurylochus' friendship! I think it's sweet in the musical while in the Odyssey, it's quite tense. It gets more and more tense in Epic later on obviously but in the odyssey, it's been tense for a WHILE. Also!

Shout out to Armando Julian! Eurylochus' actor! I see a lot of people talk about Polites, Poseidon, Circe, and Hermes and they get a lot of fanart and love with their songs (rightfully so, ofc!!!) but Armando is really talented and people really sleep on Luck Runs Out! I'm about to become a vocal nerd for a moment. He's got a wonderful vibrato! I really love how he sings "feed" during Full Speed Ahead and "Captain, please" during Remember Them for example. His voice really fits with "speaking on behalf of the crew".

I know most people have a lot of feelings with the Circe Saga but I think that Jay did a great job considering... everything. Book 10 and 12 of the Odyssey are very complicated and I don't blame Jay for not wanting to delve into EVERYTHING with that. Odyssey Odysseus gets SA'd twice and while "I'm Not Sorry for Loving You" makes me worry, I really do think Jay will pull through with how fucked up Calypso's situation while still not having the graphic scenes in the Odyssey. It would be very hard to not only have what was basically an exchange for his men to be turned back to humans but if he interprets it happening throughout the entire year like some readers do, then that's really hard. :'D To truly portray Odysseus' fear of Circe while still having her be morally gray. As she very likely didn't mean Odysseus harm after a certain point but he was still afraid regardless.

Not only trying to not have such disturbing stuff shown in his musical but also, I think Jay was possibly trying to be considerate of Madeline Miller's Circe fans while still trying to show Odysseus discomfort and distress???? 😅 Sounds weird but like, as soon as I heard Circe talking about the nymphs being like her daughters and that she protects them, I thought that. That book is HUGE and I'm sure that many fans of it don't necessarily want to see Circe's "I do whatever I want. I don't need a reason. Woe, Oink be upon ye." as the most likely reason they were turned into pigs in the Odyssey is that ODYSSEUS is associated with them (the boar scar, the metaphors when talking about him in the Iliad, his trusted Swineherd Eumeaus, BOAR TUSK HELMET. Like, that's kind of the animal that represents Odysseus. (even when a spear pierces through a boar's hide, it'll STILL charge as they're that ferocious and determined...Just like Odysseus, a man who should be dead but isn't because of his will to go home. Homer didn't write them being turned into pigs necessarily as a "Men are pigs" thing.

I think the modern shift in how the situation seen today and other media of the Odyssey is why he wrote the songs he did. And considering it all? He did a good job navigating it. I'm very happy with the results!

I have more thoughts probably but those have been stewing in my brain for a while :D I definitely look forward to the next sagas!

'VERTICAL FLIGHT/1962'

Armando Morales (1927 - 2011)