I had seen the clip before but... I like the comparison between the real person and the anime and I like that she finds it very amusing
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I had seen the clip before but... I like the comparison between the real person and the anime and I like that she finds it very amusing
Por favor, este tipo de "reportajes" solo incentiva el acoso a las mujeres pues nos pone como un objeto al cual 'atrapar'. Ese estúpido 'experto' que habla como si fuera innato para las mujeres recibir cualquier comentario en la calle. Como leí hace poco en un blog, los piropos callejeros (sean vulgares o no, yo no noto la diferencia cuando un extraño hace algún comentario sobre mi cuerpo) son una muestra de dominio, de que el cuerpo de las mujeres sigue siendo propiedad masculina. Quienes dicen que el feminismo no tiene vigencia, ¿no saben que aún no podemos sentir el espacio público como propio, como si fuéramos ciudadanas?
Este tipo de programas naturalizan ciertas conductas que son agresivas, que dañan el autoestima de muchas mujeres y animan a cientos de hombres a seguirlas, como si fuera halagador, como si fuera correcto. No lo es.
Y al señor que comenta, no es bonito, no es halagado que personas desconocidas opinen sobre ti, como si tuvieran el derecho a entrar en tu espacio personal, en lo que es nuestro: nuestros cuerpos; y encima, como si estuviéramos en la obligación de decir "ay es usted tan amable, me sube tanto el autoestima". Es asqueroso, eso es lo que es e insultante. El feminismo es necesario, ahora más que nunca.
So I have this really good friend in Peru, we met when we were in elementary (I was like 8 or 9 maybe) she has little sister, 2 years younger or so, and she's a good friend of mine too, and she sings, she wants to be a singer, she's got her youtube and all, and she's good.
Now, there is this tv show called "Yo Soy" basically a singing show where people need to imitate a famous singer and they have to have a very similar/identical voice AND they have to look like the singer.
So this girl went to this show, and the moment she said she wanted to be Taylor Swift, judges were like "wtf mate, you don't look like her at all" but then she started singing and then they were "OMFG You sing just like her, but we don't know if we should let you continue because you don't look like her" and after begging and convincing she managed to continue but she had to clear her skin color, dye her black hair blonde, get blue contacts and all that.
I just don't like the idea that just because you don't look like the singer you can't move on, I was watching previous seasons and all, and there were really, REALLY good singing peeps, but most of them did not look like the singers so they were not allowed to go on, and sorry but that's just not fair