From today’s broadcast:
HEADLINES
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro delivers preliminary mobility results from the ‘Emergency Button’ phase, which ends tonight at midnight: (Facebook)
CDC issues an updated scientific brief on the importance of face mask use to control the spread of coronavirus: (CDC)
70 year-old Canadian cyclist run over and killed in Fluvial Vallarta: (NoticiasPV)
State of emergency declared for 19 municipalities in Chiapas: (Excelsior)
LEISURE
Check out the offerings at the Eight ‘Espontáneo’ (spontaneous) Festival taking place at Platforma 322 in Versalles, starting this Sunday: (Facebook)
Learn more about Platforma 322 through their Facebook Page: (Facebook)
New Vidanta Puerto Vallarta – Mazatlan Cruise makes national headlines: (El Universal)
Visit Vidanta Cruises online.
Are you a Google Photos user? Free storage is ending in 2021: (Photo Focus)
WATCH: Akhnaten, an opera by Philip Glass, broadcast from The Metropolitan Opera on Saturday at 6:30 pm! (Música en México)
But first, watch ‘How An Opera Gets Made,’ an explainer video produced by Vox that focuses on Akhnaten: (Vox)
Mexico City citizens file a suit demanding the return of Christopher Columbus’ statue to the iconic Paseo de la Reforma. CDMX Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum encourages reflection: (El Universal)
THREE DEADLY MEXICAN SONGS
Part Three: Tongue and Cheek
LISTEN: ‘Mátalas’ (Kill Them) by Mexican songwriter Manuel Eduardo Toscano, performed by Alejandro Fernández.
My friend, what’s the matter, you are crying
Surely because of lady troubles
There isn’t a mortal blow for men worse than
Crying and being despised by them
My friend, I will give you good advice
If you wish to enjoy pleasures with them
Get a gun if you like,
Or a dagger if you prefer,
And become a lady killer
Kill them
With an overdose of tenderness
Smother them with kisses and sweets
Overwhelm them with your craziness
Kill them
With flowers, with songs; don’t fail them
For there is no woman in this world
That can resist a sweet gesture
Wake them up with a serenade
Bring them flowers on an ordinary day
It doesn’t matter if she’s ungrateful
After all, you are not a saint, yourself!
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