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TV: Justin Suarez

Emitida entre 2006 y 2010, la serie estadounidense “Ugly Betty” adaptó la ya mítica telenovela colombiana “Betty, la fea” y la convirtió en un éxito por derecho propio. La historia es sencilla: Betty Suarez (la maravillosa America Ferrera) no es muy agraciada físicamente, pero lo que le falta de belleza le sobra en iniciativa, creatividad, arrojo e inteligencia. Suficiente como para adquirir un trabajo asistencial al lado de Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), heredero de un emporio editorial y director de la revista “Mode”. Podría parecer une versión televisiva de la película “El diablo viste a la moda” (”The Devil Wears Prada”, 2006) de no ser porque la relación entre ambos es de una gran complicidad, a pesar de que la buena de Betty no sea muy ducha en cuestiones de estilo.

Proveniente de una familia latina afincada en Nueva York, Betty vive con su padre Ignacio (Tony Plana), su hermana Hilda (Ana Ortiz) y el hijo único de ésta, que es el protagonista de este post: Justin Suarez (el sorprendente Mark Indelicato). Un adolescente que está fascinado con la idea de que su tía trabaje en el ambiente de la moda. Ampuloso y de gestualidad amanerada, su “salida del armario” y primer beso en la última temporada (la cuarta) sólo fueron confirmaciones de lo que se venía trazando en las anteriores. Ni siquiera fue sorpresa para su familia, pero aún así se convirtió en una suerte de protegido de Marc St. James (Michael Urie) a la hora de lidiar con la realidad de ser un adolescente gay en un ambiente que no siempre es lo comprensivo que debería ser.

Ese primer beso con su primer gran amor, Austin Marley (Ryan McGinnis), a quien conoce en una clase de teatro, representó uno de los muchos momentos bisagra en la historia de la TV y su tratamiento de la temática LGBTQ+.

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Princess of the Row - Review/Summary (with Spoilers) While the performances and story are strong in Princess of the Row, there is just something about it that tarnishes the viewing experience. https://wherever-i-look.com/movies/princess-of-the-row-review-summary-with-spoilers?feed_id=1272

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London Music Classes: Ana Ortiz Music - The Sound Of Music

Ana Ortiz ‘Ana is patient, extremely talented and fun. A wonderful inspirational teacher.’ – Amrita Agrawal (Guitar) In 2005 Ana Ortiz took a month off from her flourishing career as a singer-songwriter and music teacher in Buenos Aires to visit a cousin in London. ‘One night, we went for dinner at Ciro’s in Knightsbridge, I was persuaded to get up and play and, afterwards, offered regular gigs. I stayed another three months, life took over and I’m still here in Grove Park!’ The birth of her son prompted Ana to change focus. ‘I couldn’t travel to play concerts and record sessions any longer, so I put an advert offering music classes in my local Post Office and at Chiswick library, received a few enquiries and everything has grown from there.’ Since then, Ana has personally recruited a group of talented music tutors who travel around West London to visit students in their own homes to teach classes – Ana herself covers electric and classical guitar, piano, keyboards and voice. ‘If you want to play the balalaika, I’ll find someone to come and teach you,’ she smiles.

‘Most importantly, my colleagues share my energy and passion for unlocking talent: our philosophy is to give people the tools and confidence to find their own voice through music. We judge our success by their progress.’ Ana and her team teach every age and ability – no previous experience is needed – and all musical styles from classical and opera to rock and pop. ‘We make sure the lessons are exciting and fun and I like to record them – it’s so important to listen back to the sound. Of course, we also tailor our approach to help those taking auditions or grade exams in boards such as Abrsm, Trinity and Rockschool.’ Every year Ana gathers her students together to stage a concert. ‘We are building a family of musicians and it’s lovely for them to play together. Music means the world to me and I want everyone to feel that same joy.’

Instruments include: Piano & KeyboardsGuitar BassDrums and PercussionUkelele RecorderFlute Voice (Singing/Vocal Coaching)Clarinet SaxophoneViolin, Viola and CelloDouble Bass HarpMusic Theory

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London Music Classes: Ana Ortiz Music - The Sound Of Music

Ana Ortiz ‘Ana is patient, extremely talented and fun. A wonderful inspirational teacher.’ – Amrita Agrawal (Guitar) In 2005 Ana Ortiz took a month off from her flourishing career as a singer-songwriter and music teacher in Buenos Aires to visit a cousin in London. ‘One night, we went for dinner at Ciro’s in Knightsbridge, I was persuaded to get up and play and, afterwards, offered regular gigs. I stayed another three months, life took over and I’m still here in Grove Park!’ The birth of her son prompted Ana to change focus. ‘I couldn’t travel to play concerts and record sessions any longer, so I put an advert offering music classes in my local Post Office and at Chiswick library, received a few enquiries and everything has grown from there.’ Since then, Ana has personally recruited a group of talented music tutors who travel around West London to visit students in their own homes to teach classes – Ana herself covers electric and classical guitar, piano, keyboards and voice. ‘If you want to play the balalaika, I’ll find someone to come and teach you,’ she smiles.

‘Most importantly, my colleagues share my energy and passion for unlocking talent: our philosophy is to give people the tools and confidence to find their own voice through music. We judge our success by their progress.’ Ana and her team teach every age and ability – no previous experience is needed – and all musical styles from classical and opera to rock and pop. ‘We make sure the lessons are exciting and fun and I like to record them – it’s so important to listen back to the sound. Of course, we also tailor our approach to help those taking auditions or grade exams in boards such as Abrsm, Trinity and Rockschool.’ Every year Ana gathers her students together to stage a concert. ‘We are building a family of musicians and it’s lovely for them to play together. Music means the world to me and I want everyone to feel that same joy.’

Instruments include: Piano & KeyboardsGuitar BassDrums and PercussionUkelele RecorderFlute Voice (Singing/Vocal Coaching)Clarinet SaxophoneViolin, Viola and CelloDouble Bass HarpMusic Theory

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#AnaOrtiz showed up to the 2018 ABC Freeform Upfronts in New York City! (em New York, New York)

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#Repost from @vwofficial "My #uglybetty girls @therealanaortiz & @judithlight surprised me at opening night! #triptobountiful" #VanessaWilliams #UBreunion #AnaOrtiz #JudithLight

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Once you tell someone that the love of their life is cheating on them, it'll change their life forever.

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