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Español
Hola, ¿alguien me recuerda? Abandoné por un rato pero volví, como siempre hago. Menos mal que no tengo muchos seguidores y que a los pocos que tengo no les importa mi ausencia. Pero tengo la intención de usar este blog más activamente a partir de ahora (aunque siempre digo lo mismo). Ahora me pareció un bueno momento para tomar ya que terminé de rendir parciales y tengo bastante tiempo libre.
Para cerrar con el tema del post anterior quería postear el otro "artículo" que me quedó pendiente del proyecto que quedó en el olvido. Nuevamente, está en inglés. Esta vez es sobre una película de mi infancia que me gusta mucho: Los Tres Caballeros.

English
Hey, does anybody remember me? I abandoned this blog but came back, like I always do. Luckily I don't have a lot of followes and the few I have don't care if I disappear for a while. But I intend to use this blog more actively from now (I always say the same, though). Now seemed like the right time to get back to blogging since I'm done with exams and I have a lot of free time.
To close last post's theme I wanted to post the other "article" I had left from the failed project I told you about. This time is about a movie I used to watch and love a lot in my childhool: The Three Caballeros.
PS. Do I even have any English-speaking readers? Am uselessly translating everything? Please, let me know.

xx, Paula

This movie here is the reason why I never get my friend’s Disney-movie references and I can’t get excited singing to their soundtracks. Because when I was little I didn’t watch the typical blockbusters such as Mulan or The Lion King; I watched what the Second World War kids used to watch. The Three Caballeros is a 1945 film starring Donald Duck and his two Latin-American friends, José Carioca and Panchito Pistoles. It’s beautiful, funny and a bit delirious (especially at the end) and you get to ‘visit’ a variety of Latin-American countries with their autochthonous birds. I re-watched it recently with my siblings and I can guarantee you you’re going to enjoy it, no matter your age. At least we’ve got to admit it’s something special because how many times do you get to watch a Walt Disney animated movie that takes place in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico? (Hint: at least two, because after watching it I did a little research and found out about another one called Saludos Amigos which I intend to watch ASAP).