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EN 2004 YO SANBA PWAN LA WI POU YO CHANJE YUN NASYON CHANJE MANTALITE.....

Bayo WYCLEF'''''

AYITI cheri mwen perdu ou net lavalas pote ale lan lan mer'''

Nemours papa neg yo kraze payi a'''

Jèn payi a c pa [ti dou ]li te di neg yo chanje pawol la vrè pawol la c [Kouri]
nou konnin jan yo fô lan magouy'''

Tande bien sa Gary French ap di li pa chanje musik la l'istwa c l'istwa pa chanje li pou regle afes ou avek demagoji.

Tout yun pep pa vle wè ou Preval koman ou pwal dirije la avek mitrayet ou yo.

Ti Bebe Rechigna Tet Kokolo TAFIATÈ KRIYE POU POUVWA

Kalfou Danjere si ou te konnin ou ta fè respè ou

bagay la pwal soti ak tout pep la pare pou soti

klike sou foto pou agrandi li

Matin a mwen sou sa bon bagay dame sa

Mini Biography
Sara Montiel was born in the village of Campo de Criptana, province of Ciudad Real, in the region of La Mancha, Spain, on March 10th, 1928. Her parents were Isidoro Abad, a peasant, and Maria Vicenta Fernández, a door to door beautician. The future star was christened Maria Antonia Alejandra Abad y Fernández. Barely in her teens, she won a beauty and talent contest held by Cifesa, the most influential film studio of that era in Spain. As a reward she was signed to a long term movie contract and in 1944 made her debut in the film "Te Quiero Para Mí" credited in the cast as "Maria Alejandra" By the end of 1944 she was given the starring role in the film "Empezó En Boda",which introduced her with a new image and a new name: Sara Montiel. In the next four years Sarita Montiel appeared in 14 films including her first international success "Locura de Amor" (1948) which led to a long term contract in Mexico where she established herself as one of the most popular film actors of the decade making a total of 14 films between 1950 and 1954. Hollywood producers won her over for their films and she was formally introduced to American moviegoers in "Veracruz" (1954) starring Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster. Later she filmed for Warner Bros. "Serenade" (1955) with Mario Lanza, directed by Anthony Mann who became her first husband. After starring in Samuel Fuller's "The Run Of The Arrow" (1957) with Rod Steiger, Sarita went to Spain to film "El Último Cuplé" (The Last Song), a musical production which became the biggest box-office success in Spain's film history. It played for over one year in the same theaters in which it opened. A similar reaction followed in Western Europe and Latin America. Sarita Montiel had become the most popular actress-singer of 1957 and a national treasure for Spain. The unprecedented success of "El Último Cuplé" threw a wrench into her Hollywood career as she was offered a multimillion dollar contract to star in four films in Europe. Her next vehicle "La Violetera" (The Violet Peddler) confirmed Sara's popularity and broke the box-office records set by the previous movie. The theme song from "La Violetera" became Montiel's signature song. The soundtrack albums from both films reportedly outsold Presley and Sinatra in the world market. From then on, Sarita would combine the making of films with the recording of highly successful albums and live concerts in four continents. By 1962 she had become a legend to millions of fans worldwide, reaching markets that had previously been "uncharted territory" for Spanish cinema. As her interest in films diminished (due largely to the almost pornographic turn of Spanish films in the post-Franco era), she turned full time to recording and her live performances. She had uncontested successes with her stage shows "Sara en Persona" (1970-73), "Saritísima" (1974-75), "Increible Sara" (1977-78), "Super Sara Show" (1979-80), "Doña Sara de La Mancha" (1981-82), "Taxi Vamos Al Victoria" (1983-84), "Nostalgia" (1985-86), "Sara, Siempre Sara" (1987-88)and many others. In the 1990's Sara surprised everyone by branching out into television: "Sara Y Punto", a mini-series of seven one-hour episodes included a serialized biography of the star, many internationally popular guests (including Luciano Pavarotti, Charles Aznavour and et al) and Miss Montiel singing her greatest hits in addition to new songs written especially for her. Next came "Ven Al Paralelo with Sara", taped in a Barcelona theater where Montiel hosted, sang and acted in comedy sketches in front of a live audience. This series ran for over two years. We can not cover here all the awards Sara Montiel has won in her long successful career but we must mention the "Premio del Sindicato" (Spain's equivalent to the Hollywood Oscar) for best actress, won two years in a row for her performances in "El Último Cuplé" and "La Violetera". In 1972 she was proclaimed honorary citizen of Los Angeles by Mayor Sam Yorty and was given de gold keys to the city. Similarly she has the gold key of New York, Miami and Chicago. In 1974 the Spanish government placed a commemorative plaque on the house where she was born and has, since then, turned the house into a museum of the star. The street where it is located has also been named after her. In 1981 she received Israel's most prestigious honor, the Ben Guiron Award and in 1983 she received France's Legion of Honor medal, after a retrospective of her career ran at the Autumn Film Festival in Paris. In 1986 she was awarded Hollywood's Golden Eagle Award for life achievement presented to her by "Veracruz" costar and producer Mr. Burt Lancaster in an emotional reunion that merited a standing ovation from all their Hollywood peers witnessing the event. In 1996 she was awarded Spain's "Medalla del Cine," also a life achievement award given rarely by the Ministry of Culture. The one-hour ceremony was beamed live by international TVE. Sara Montiel's private life has also been a stronghold of her legend. After divorcing Anthony Mann, she married twice (Vicente Ramirez Olalla 1964-1978; Jose Tous 1979-1992). Before, during and after these marriages she had countless affairs, among them Nobel prize scientist Severo Ochoa, writer Ernest Hemingway and Italian actor Giancarlo del Duca-Viola. Unable to have children she adopted two: Thais (born in 1979) and Zeus (born 1983). In the year 2000 she published an autobiography, which is now on its 8th printing, and she continues with her TV and live performances.

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