Chespirito, hijo de la secretaria bilingüeElsa Bolaños Cacho y del pintor, dibujante e ilustrador FranciscoGómez Linares, Roberto fue el segundo de tres hermanos (Francisco yHoracio fueron los otros dos). Antes de convertirse en actor, fueboxeador principiante. También realizó gran parte de la carrera deIngeniería en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, peronunca se graduó, ni ejerció la profesión. Casado desde 2004 conFlorinda Meza quien interpretó a doña Florinda en el Chavo delOcho, después de una larga relación amorosa.Inició su carrera como creativo publicitario, lo que lo conectócon la radio y la televisión, en la cual fue, durante la década de1950, un muy activo guionista. También hizo varios guiones depelículas para el dúo Viruta y Capulina y se inició fugazmente comoactor con ellos en Dos Criados Malcriados, en 1960. Sin embargo,siguió dedicando la mayor parte de su tiempo a escribir,contribuyendo con diálogos para guiones de películas y programas dela televisión mexicana.Su nombre profesional Chespirito, se debe al directorcinematográfico Agustín P. Delgado, derivado del diminutivo de lapronunciación españolizada del nombre William Shakespeare , debidoa la estatura de Gómez Bolaños y por el talento de este paraescribir historias que asemejaba a las de Shakespeare.EL DOCTOR CHAPATÍN (1968-1995)Uno de los primeros personajes en ser creados por don Roberto.Hizo su primera aparición en 1968 con los "Super Genios de la MesaCuadrada y formó parte de Chespirito en todas sus temporadas. Esuno de los más queridos por el público por su carácter muyespecial.CHESPIRITO (1968-1995)Aunque no es estrictamente un personaje fijo, Chespirito nos hamostrado performances tan variadas como geniales. No podemos pasarpor alto ni negar que gracias a estas interpretaciones hemosaprendido mucho de historia, arte y música.CHARLES CHAPLIN (1970-1994)Cómo olvidar la emulación de uno de los más grandes comediantesde la historia del cine. Chespirito rinde de esta manera un tributoa quien es uno de sus comediantes favoritos y a quien considera unmaestro. Sin embargo, con los años el alumno logró superar almaestro Chaplin.EL CHAPULÍN COLORADO (1970-1993)Inicialmente sería de color verde, mas por cuestionestecnológicas, el destino quiso que sea colorado. Este superhéroelatinoamericano ha dejado más huella que ningún otro a nivelmundial. Es el personaje de televisión favorito de Homero Simpson,y de nosotros también.EL CHAVO DEL OCHO (1971-1992)Sin duda el personaje de don Roberto Gomez que más éxito hatenido y es ya todo un fenómeno al estar vigente en la televisiónpor más de 30 años con el mismo suceso de antaño.Don Ramón, Quico, la Chilindrina, Doña Florinda, el profesorJirafales, Doña Clotilde y el señor Barriga, respectivamenteEL CHÓMPIRAS (1973-1995)Aquiles Esquivel Madrazo, mejor conocido como Chómpiras fue unode los personajes que más impacto causó entre todos los seguidoresde Chespirito por su reinserción a la sociedad luego de pasarmuchos años dedicado al oficio de "caquito" junto a su eterno amigo"el Botija".EL GORDO Y EL FLACO (1974-1993)La magnífica adaptación de los geniales "Laurel y Hardy" mejorconocidos como el Gordo y el Flaco, son una muestra más del humorfino y de la mejor calidad brindado por don Roberto. Demostró atodas las nuevas generaciones que el chiste mudo está más vigenteque nunca.CHAPARRON BONAPARTE (1980-1995)Esta pareja de enfermos mentales o "chifladitos" (léaseChaparrón Bonaparte y Lucas Tañeda) hacen de sus males unadiversión constante y no deja de regalarnos sonrisas con susdesordenadas pero hilarantes conversaciones. Menos a sus pobresvecinos.VICENTE CHAMBÓN (1980-1984)El reportero de "La Chicharra" estuvo con su público por pocastemporadas sin embargo nos regaló capítulos inolvidables.Chespirito, son of Elsabilingual secretary Bolaños Cacho and painter, cartoonist andillustrator Francisco Gomez Linares, Roberto was the second ofthree brothers (Francis and Horace were the other two). Beforebecoming an actor, was a boxer beginner. Also did much of theEngineering in the National University of Mexico, but nevergraduated or practiced law. Married since 2004 with Florinda MezaFlorinda who played Donna on Chavo after a long relationship.He began his career as an advertising creative, which connectedit to the radio and television, which was, during the 1950s a veryactive writer. Also made several film scripts for the duo Chip andCapulina and briefly as an actor started with them Malcriados TwoServants in 1960. However, he continued to devote most of his timeto writing, contributing dialogues and screenplays Mexicantelevision programs.His professional name Chespirito, is due to film directorAugustine P. Delgado, derived from the diminutive of thepronunciation of the name William Shakespeare Peninsularizedbecause Gómez Bolaños's stature and talent to write stories thatresembled those of Shakespeare.Chapatín DOCTOR (1968-1995)One of the first characters to be created by Don Roberto. Hemade his first appearance in 1968 with the "Super Heroes of SquareTable and was part of Chespirito in all seasons.'s One of the mostloved by the public for its special character.CHESPIRITO (1968-1995)Although not strictly a fixed character, has shown Chespiritoperformances as varied as great. We can not overlook or deny thatthanks to these interpretations have learned a lot of history, artand music.CHARLES CHAPLIN (1970-1994)I forget the emulation of one of the greatest comedians in thehistory of cinema. Chespirito thus pays tribute to who is one ofhis favorite comedians and who considered a master. However, overthe years the student overcame the teacher Chaplin.The grasshopper COLORADO (1970-1993)Initially it would be green, but by technological issues, asfate would have it flushed. This superhero Latin American footprinthas left more than any other worldwide. It is the favoritetelevision character Homer Simpson, and we.El Chavo del Ocho (1971-1992)No doubt the character of Don Roberto Gomez that most successfuland is already a phenomenon to be current on television for over 30years with the same old event.Don Ramón, Quico, Chilindrina, Doña Florinda, Professor Jirafales,Doña Clotilde and Mr. Barriga, respectivelyTHE CHOMPIRAS (1973-1995)Aquiles Esquivel Madrazo, better known as Chómpiras was one ofthe most impacting characters from all Chespirito followers fortheir reintegration into society after spending many years devotedto the craft of "Caquito" with his eternal friend "the Botija".THE FAT AND SKINNY (1974-1993)The superb adaptation of the brilliant "Laurel and Hardy" betterknown as the Laurel and Hardy, are another example of the subtlehumor and the best quality provided by Don Roberto. It showed allthe new generations that dumb joke is more relevant than ever.CHAPARRON BONAPARTE (1980-1995)This pair of mentally ill or "chifladitos" (read ChaparrónBonaparte and Luke Taneda) make a fun ills constant and continuesto give us smiles with messy but hilarious conversations. Under hispoor neighbors.VICENTE Chambon (1980-1984)The reporter of "The Buzzer" was with his audience for a fewseasons yet gave us unforgettable chapters.

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Pablo Ruiz y Picasso, known as Pablo Picasso(Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de losRemedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso; 25October 1881 – 8 April 1973) was a Spanish painter, sculptor,printmaker, ceramicist, and stage designer who spent most of hisadult life in France.As one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20thcentury, he is known for co-founding the Cubist movement, theinvention of constructed sculpture, the co-invention of collage,and for the wide variety of styles that he helped develop andexplore. Among his most famous works are the proto-Cubist LesDemoiselles d'Avignon (1907), and Guernica (1937), a portrayal ofthe German bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.Picasso demonstrated extraordinary artistic talent in his earlyyears, painting in a realistic manner through his childhood andadolescence. During the first decade of the 20th century, his stylechanged as he experimented with different theories, techniques, andideas. His revolutionary, artistic accomplishments brought himuniversal renown and immense fortune, making him one of thebest-known figures in 20th-century art.

Estamos atrapados en una corriente de lahistoria que no podemos controlar. Hay un solo poder que puedecambiar el curso de la historia, y es el poder de la oración: laoración de hombres y mujeres que creen en Cristo y reverencian aDios.¡Qué cosa gloriosa sería si millones de nosotros hiciéramos usodel privilegio de orar! Jesucristo murió para hacer que estacomunión y esta comunicación con el Padre fueran posibles. Él nosdijo que hay gozo en el cielo cuando un pecador se aparta delpecado para buscar a Dios y susurra la sencilla oración: “Dios, tenmisericordia de mí, que soy pecador”.La Biblia dice: “Oren sin cesar” (1 Tesalonicenses 5:17). Estedebería ser el lema de todo seguidor de Cristo Jesús. Nunca deje deorar, por oscuro y desesperante que parezca su caso.Estas aplicacion fue creada por Carlos Hernando Aranzazu, parallevar a ustedes un poco de esperanza y desear que el espiritudivino de fortaleza a sus corazones.We are caught in acurrent of history we can not control. There is only one power thatcan change the course of history, and is the power of prayer:prayer of men and women who believe in Christ and revere God.What a glorious thing it would be if millions of us would makeuse of the privilege of praying! Jesus Christ died to make thiscommunion and communication with the Father this were possible. Hetold us that there is joy in heaven over one sinner who departsfrom sin to seek God and whispers the simple prayer: "God, havemercy on me, a sinner".The Bible says, "Pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17).This should be the motto of every follower of Jesus Christ. Neverstop praying, for dark and hopeless it may seem to you.This application was created by Carlos Hernando Aranzazu, tobring you a little hope and wish that the divine spirit of strengthto their hearts.

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Fernando Botero Angulo (born 19 April 1932) isa figurative artist and sculptor from Medellín, Colombia.His signature style, also known as "Boterismo", depicts people andfigures in large, exaggerated volume, which can represent politicalcriticism or humor, depending on the piece.He is considered the most recognized and quoted living artist fromLatin America, and his art can be found in highly visible placesaround the world, such as Park Avenue in New York City and theChamps Elysées in Paris.Self-titled "the most Colombian of Colombian artists" early on, hecame to national prominence when he won the first prize at theSalón de Artistas Colombianos in 1958.Working most of the year in Paris, in the last three decades he hasachieved international recognition for his paintings, drawings andsculpture, with exhibitions across the world.His art is collected by many major international museums,corporations, and private collectors. In 2012, he received theInternational Sculpture Center's Lifetime Achievement inContemporary Sculpture Award.