Word: tanto
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...prioridad al entrenamiento de investigadores, m?dicos y enfermeras. "Existen elementos culturales en el cuidado de la salud, que a?n los mejores estudiantes no hispanos no entienden", explica. Por ejemplo, dice, muchos cl?nicos ignoran el uso de curanderos, cocimientos de hierbas y remedios caseros entre los hispanos y por lo tanto no los tienen en cuenta a la hora de hacer las preguntas necesarias para el diagn?stico m?dico. "Mucho de lo que hacemos proviene de la edificaci?n de la confianza mutua", dice Giachello, que creci? en Puerto Rico. "Tenemos mucho trabajo que hacer todav?a...
...aquellos que buscan oportunidades de negocio: similar a la Fenicia de la antig?edad, donde las culturas se mezclan?, explica. Con 55 a?os de edad, P?rez naci? en Argentina, de padres cubanos, y lleg? a Estados Unidos en 1968. El urbanizador es un apasionado de la pol?tica y el arte tanto como lo es de la construcci?n. En su rol de activo contribuyente del partido dem?crata, P?rez asesor? al presidente Bill Clinton en asuntos relacionados con Cuba. Su colecci?n de arte incluye trabajos de importantes maestros latinoamericanos como Fernando Botero, Frida Kahlo y Roberto Matta, y es promotor del arte...
...attempt to use racing as a metaphor for life. There are no simple answers in this movie; the ‘hero’ doesn’t get the girl, the aged former star doesn’t win the race. And even when Bly finally achieves victory, Tanto takes the opportunity to remind him that “it doesn’t last.” No good guys or bad guys need apply; the goal is not to beat the other guy, but to beat oneself...
...fill time? To create characterization? In a movie about movement, it is the actions that speak louder than words, and the dialogue often comes second to the acting as a means of establishing personalities. In addition, the script offers plenty of promises with no payoffs. A romantic subplot involving Tanto and a female reporter leads absolutely nowhere, and could easily have been excised without affecting the movie in the slightest. Ditto regarding a plot strand concerning Tanto’s ex-wife. And the character of Sophia, so integral to the first half of the movie, becomes nearly invisible...
...accidents, rendering them little more than showcases for Harlin’s dramatic visions and the scope of the technology available to him. By far the most thrilling race takes place not on the race track, but on the busy streets of a downtown metropolis, when Bly and Tanto make off with high-performance race cars. The exhilaration of speed is upped another level by the addition of all manner of fatal obstacles including trailers, other cars and pedestrians. Sewer covers fly and, in a nod to Marilyn Monroe’s (in)famous moment, the wind left...