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‘Quédate Esta Noche’: The passion of Chavela Vargas and Frida Kahlo

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By Andrea Fischer Verified
| Mexico News Daily Verified
Chavela Vargas never hid her lesbianism. On the contrary, the night she met Frida Kahlo in the 1940s, she didn’t hesitate to let her know she was interested. Connected by a mutual friend, the two women were at different points in their artistic and professional development. Kahlo was already a leading figure in the art world alongside her husband, Diego Rivera, while Vargas was still a decade or more from the release of her first record.
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Inn on the Lakes, Sebring/Florida

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By Andrea Fischer Verified
| trips4kids.de
Entspanntes Old Florida direkt am Lake Jackson Schon die hohe, offene Eingangshalle mit ihrem mediterranen Flair machte einen richtig guten ersten Eindruck. Alles wirkte hell, gepflegt und einladend – genau die Art von Hotel, in der man sich sofort wohlfühlt. Ankommen und sofort wohlfühlen Auch unser Zimmer gefiel uns auf Anhieb. Zwei große Betten, eine gemütliche Sitzecke und der schöne Blick auf den Lake Jackson sorgten dafür, dass wir uns sofort wohlfühlten.
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A guide to the best Porfirian-era architecture in Mexico City

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By Andrea Fischer Verified
| Mexico News Daily Verified
Porfirio Díaz was a hero of the French intervention in Mexico in the 1860s. Although his campaign slogan was “effective suffrage, no reelection,” once he came to power, he refused to relinquish it. He held power — with a brief four-year interregnum under ally Manuel González — from 1876 to 1911, when the Mexican Revolution broke out. His long term in office is known as the Porfiriato in Mexican history.
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