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Miquel Barceló nació el ocho de enero de 1957 en Felanitx,
una localidad de no demasiados habitantes al Sureste de la isla de Mallorca. Los
alrededores de Felanitx son secos; el paisaje, pródigo en olivos, es uno de
los más severos de la isla; en los meses cálidos cae sobre la localidad
un sol casi intolerable. Hoy, Miquel Barceló tiene los rasgos duros de un
campesino mallorquín, a pesar de ser vástago de una familia acomodada
y con tierras... [Mas texto]
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Estudiantes del curso de
periodismo - Departamento de Dibujo - 2008.09
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Bonfire Night |
Every year British people make bonfires on 5th November, called “Bonfire Night”.
They celebrate the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot. They remember that, in 1605,
a man called Guy Fawkes and a group of plotters tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament
in London. On that date the King and his leaders were opening the Parliament, an
annual ceremony that takes place every November. Guy Fawkes wanted to kill the King
James I. They were discovered, tortured and executed.
Nowadays on Bonfire Night people light bonfires, let off fireworks, eat warm Bonfire
Night food, like sausages and jacket potatoes and celebrate that the king was not
killed.
During the days before Bonfire Night, children make a life-sized effigy of Guy Fawkes,
called “ GUY”, by stuffing old clothes with newspapers. They put it in prams and
on the streets they ask for money saying “ A penny for the guy”. Adults give them
money and then they spend it on sparkles and sweets. They put the guy on the bonfire
and burn it.
Every year the Queen Elisabeth II travels on a coach drawn by four horses from Buckingham
Palace to Westminster for the State Opening of the Parliament
Laura Briz Romero
ESO 4
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