Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and its largest city and port. It is located on the southern shore of the Río de la Plata (also known as the River Plate), on the southeastern coast of the American continent.
-Population: According to the census, the city proper has a population of 2,776,138, while the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area has more than 12.4 million inhabitants (2001 census [INDEC]). The population of the city has been stagnant since the late 1960s, due to low birth rates and a slow emigration to suburbia.
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-Climate: The climate in Buenos Aires is mild and very humid. Summers are hot, with an average temperature of 28 degrees centigrade. It is advisable to wear light clothes. Winters are not so cold, and temperatures vary from 3 to 8 degrees centigrade. At night and early in the morning, it freezes and it is usually foggy and misty, which hinders visibility. If you drive, do it carefully. In spring, temperatures range from 18 to 20 degrees centigrade and in fall, from 12 to 15 degrees. Wear a light coat if you go out early in the morning or at night.
-Tourist attractions: La Boca, San Telmo, Monserrat, Puerto Madero, San Nicolás, Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo and Belgrano.
Born on September 22nd, 1958, Andrea grew up on the family farm in Lajatico, a close knit farming community set among the vineyards and olive groves of rural Tuscany. The farm includes a small vineyard, from which Andrea's father, Sandro, still produces a small quantity of "Chianti Bocelli." Displaying rare musical gifts from an early age, Andrea's parents nurtured and encouraged his talents with formal piano lessons from the age of six, later learning to play both flute and saxophone. Andrea's love of opera was also apparent from an early age, and he feels he was destined to sing. "I was one of those children who would always be asked to sing for my relatives. I don't think one really decides to be a singer - other people decide it for you by their reactions".
After school, Andrea studied law at the University of Pisa, and these years are fondly recalled as a highly enjoyable period in his life. Graduating as a Doctor of Law, Andrea spent a year acting as a court-appointed lawyer, before embarking on a make-or-break attempt at singing. He approached the legendary tenor, Franco Corelli, famous for working with some of the greatest voices in the world, who readily agreed to take Andrea as his pupil. To pay the fees Andrea performed at night in piano bars and clubs, and at one of these venues he met Enrica, his future wife. The couple have now been married for eight years, with two sons, Amos and Matteo.
The Discovery In 1992 a chain of events accelerated Andrea from piano bar performer to international superstardom: Italian rock legend Zucchero held auditions for tenors to make a demo tape of the duet Miserere , the track co-written with U2's Bono, in attempt to persuade Luciano Pavarotti to record the song. Zucchero recalled: "Andrea was just unbelievable! He had something not one of the other tenors possessed. He had soul." When Pavarotti received the demo, he was extremely impressed with Andrea's voice, "Zucchero!, Who is this guy?" Pavarotti demanded. "Thank You for writing such a wonderful song. Yet you do not need me to sing it - Let Andrea sing Miserere with you, for there is no one finer." Zucchero convinced Pavorotti to record Miserere with him, and the duo scored a Europe-wide smash hit. When Zucchero embarked on his European tour, with the public crying out to hear the hit live, he invited Bocelli to perform the duet in place of Pavarotti. Bocelli was received tremendously, and a solo spot was incorporated into the concerts.
Pavarotti later arranged to meet with Andrea, and a friendship was formed. Andrea's fame and popularity increased with a high profile performance at Pavarotti's annual charity gala concert, which brings together the worlds of classical and popular music, and this saw Andrea performing not only with his host, but with stars of popular music including Bryan Adams. A 1995 pan-Europe tour, "Night of the Proms" featuring Bocelli, Bryan Ferry, Al Jarreau and others, saw Andrea performing to a live audience totalling 500,000 with televised audiences numbering tens of millions.
Sugar Music & The Sanremo Festival Andrea's recording career begun in earnest when in 1993 he signed to Inseieme/Sugar, the Milan-based music group founded in the 1930's who represent scores of famous Italian artists. Caterina Caselli, Sugar's President, heard Andrea sing Miserere and Nessun dorma at Zucchero's birthday party and a deal was made immediately. In November 1993 Andrea entered the preliminary round of the prestigious Italian Sanremo Music Festival performing both parts of the duet Miserere. Andrea won the preliminary competition with the highest marks ever recorded in the "New Entrants" category. In spring of 1994 Andrea entered the main competition with II mare calmo della sera, and the victory was again awarded with a record score. His debut album was released and immediately entered the Italian Top Ten and went platinum in a matter of weeks. As winner of the 1994 Sanremo Festival Andrea was invited, as in the tradition, to return the following year. Andrea entered with Con Te Partiro taken from his second album "Bocelli" produced by another of Italy's leading record producers, Mauro Malavasi. The album went on to achieve double platinum sales in Italy.
Major international chart success with single and album releases Bocelli's worldwide success has been phenomenal, scoring No.1 singles and albums. the singles Con Te Partiro and Time to Say Goodbye have smashed sales records in several countries, while Andrea's albums have amassed sales awards across Europe. Bocelli's original solo version of the singe Con Te Partiro, featured on the album "Bocelli" was a massive hit; in France the single topped the charts for 6 weeks, earning a triple Gold sales award; in Belgium the single became the biggest hit of all time, spending 12 weeks at No.1 The album "Bocelli" has been awarded Platinum status is all territories of releases, including sextuple platinum in Belgium, quadruple platinum in Germany (selling nearly two million copies), quadruple platinum in Holland and double platinum in Italy. In November 1996, Andrea and Sarah Brightman were invited to perform the duet "Time to Say Goodbye (Con Te Partiro) at the farewell contest of the German World Light-Heavyweight boxing champion, Henry Maske. A national hero held in unrivaled esteem, he is known for his love of selecting entrance themes to his bouts. Sarah Brightman, the internationally renowned soprano and friend of Henry Maske heard Con Te Partiro in a restaurant while dining with her friends. Entranced by the singer and the song, Brightman made contact with Andrea. Andrea and Brightman re-recorded Con Te Partiro as the duet Time to Say Goodbye with members of the London Symphony Orchestra.
Maske, unfortunately was defeated on points by US champion Virgil Hill. As the German public paid tribute to their departing hero, the arena was filled with the glorious sound of Time to Say Goodbye. The hearts and minds of the German nation were captured. The single was released and shot to No.1 where it resided for 14 weeks. With sales nearing 3 million copies, and a sextuple platinum award. Time to Say Goodbye has eclipsed the previous best-selling single by well over 1 million copies. However, it was "Romanza", Bocelli's international debut album released in 1997, which took him to even greater heights of success. Going multi-platinum in virtually all territories of release. With his recent release of "Sogno" selling in excess of 4 million copies in just a couple months, is a testament to the power of his unique voice and irresistible warmth in overcoming barriers of language and culture.
Here is the song "Vivo per lei"
Vivo per lei da quando sa ila prima volta l'ho incontrata non mi ricordo come ma mi è entrata dentro e c'è restata
Vivo per lei perché mi fa vibrare forte l'anima vivo per lei e non è un peso
Vivo per lei anch'io lo sai e tu non esserne geloso lei è di tutti quelli che hanno un bisogno sempre acceso come uno stereo in camera di chi è da solo e adesso sa che è anche per lui, per questo io vivo per lei
È una musa che ci invita a sfiorarla con le dita atraverso un pianoforte la morte è lontanaio vivo per lei
Vivo per lei che spesso sa essere dolce e sensuale a volte picchia in testa una è un pugno che non fa mai male
Vivo per lei lo so mi fa girare di città in città soffrire un po' ma almeno io vivo È un dolore quando parte
Vivo per lei dentro gli hotels Con piacere estremo cresce
Vivo per lei nel vortice Attraverso la mia voce si espande e amore produce
Vivo per lei nient'altro ho e quanti altri incontrerò che come me hanno scritto in viso
io vivo per lei io vivo per lei sopra un palco o contro ad un muro
Vivo per lei al limite anche in un domani duro
Vivo per lei al margine Ogni giorno una conquista la protagonista sarà sempre lei
Vivo per lei perché oramai io non ho altra via d'uscita perché la musica lo sai da vero non l'ho mai tradita
Vivo per lei perché mi da pausa e note in libertà Ci fosse un'altra vita la vivo la vivo per lei
Vivo per lei la musica Io vivo per lei Vivo per lei è unica Io vivo per lei
Here we have done a explain with my friend Kevin, about same tenses thar we thought that they were a litle complicated... I hope they were usefull for youKisses
Present Perfect Progressive or Present Perfect Continuous:
-Is an action that begans in the past and has just stopped-how long the action has been happening -emphasis: length of time of an actionthere is usually a suggestion that the activity is not yet completed, or we wish to emphasise the length of time it has lasted or stress the continuous, on-going nature of the activity.
The present perfect continuous is often used in conjunction with for or since phrases. Consider the following: 'How long have you been waiting for this bus?' 'I’ve been standing here for over half an hour. These buses never come.' 'I’ve been looking for a summer holiday job for two weeks now, but I still haven’t found one.' 'We’ve been living here in Brighton since 1988 – the year we got married.'It is constructed like this: has ('s) / have ('ve) + been + ing
Past Perfect Progressive or Past Perfect Continuous:
how long something had been happening before something else happened
We use the Past Perfect Continuous to show that something started in the past and continued up until another time in the past. "For five minutes" and "for two weeks" are both durations which can be used with the Past Perfect Continuous. Notice that this is related to the Present Perfect Continuous; however, the duration does not continue until now, it stops before something else in the past.Examples:They had been talking for over an hour before Tony arrived. She had been working at that company for three years when it went out of business. How long had you been waiting to get on the bus? Mike wanted to sit down because he had been standing all day at work. James had been teaching at the university for more than a year before he left for Asia. A: How long had you been studying Turkish before you moved to Ankara?B: I had not been studying Turkish very long.It is constructed like this: had + been + infinitive + ing
Future Progressive or Future Continuous:
-An action will be in progress at a certain time in the future. This action has begun before the certain time. -Something happensThe future continuous tense expresses action at a particular moment in the future. The action will start before that moment but it will not have finished at that moment.
FORM Future Continuous with "Will"[will be + present participle]
Examples:You will be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight. Will you be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight? You will not be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight.
FORM Future Continuous with "Be Going To "[am/is/are + going to be + present participle]
Examples:You are going to be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight. Are you going to be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight? You are not going to be waiting for her when her plane arrives tonight
The arminian genocide is a massacre did it from the turkish in April 24 of 1915. 1.5 millions of arminian have deid. There witnesses are in all of parts of the word, but some didn`t say nothing bucase they are well with the turkish. The arminia genocide was in April 24 becuase the turkish massacred the 1.5 millions of arminian te night of April 24. The arminian genocide is acknowledged today as a genocide in the world.
happy ester for all of you !!! ..... well ... I don`t now haw to say .. I pass de ester with my family for part of my mom in my house .... It will we very nice !!!1
Hi!!! .. My name is María Rocío Nowell. I have 15 years and I live en Olivos. My birthey is in september 16 th. I live with my mother, my father, my brother and my sister. I do hockey but I am thinking to live it because I am borred !!!! ... I do theater too. I do it because mi family give same class of theater for my 15 years .. In really they give me same singing classes but i want the theater classes !! .. I like more !! ... I went to the school "Jesús en el Hurto de los Olivos". I went thear for 10 yaers !! .. Now I am going to a Arminian school that is in Vte López .. Well it´s all about me ...
