Saturday 11 March 2006

The Fifth Regiment

"Venga, Jaleo, Jaleo........"
if you want to hear the song go to this site clicking on this address: http://idd003x0.eresmas.net/mp3/The%20Fifth%20Regiment.mp3
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14 comments:

  1. A. Riabovitchev11 March 2006 at 15:51

    Looking like some kommunism idea in this picture.I love music as well.

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  2. Oscar Grillo11 March 2006 at 15:55

    I would describe it as internationalism (Like the brigades)

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  3. Matt J11 March 2006 at 16:52

    Hey Oscar, Pablo's blog is fabulous- he's seen some AMAZING landscapes & villages. He's one lucky & brave fella.

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  4. Oscar Grillo11 March 2006 at 17:48

    Lucky?!!!...The S.O.B is now in the beach in BRAZIL... FOR A MONTH!!!

    (N.B. Pablo is my son, a CG animator, who took a six month sabatical in South America)

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  5. A. Riabovitchev11 March 2006 at 19:41

    How draw their hands, you are not very like them . I mean internationalists.:O)
    How old your son Oscar?
    BRAZIL...
    In Moscow still snow.Today is warmer -2C.

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  6. Oscar Grillo11 March 2006 at 20:04

    I was born in 1943 in Argentina. Mi parents have met in a dance organised to collect funds to help republican Spain. In 1970, by accident I stood less than two meters away from General Franco in Barcelona and I felt like vomiting.

    In London the temperature is 2 centigrades celsius and we are only days away from spring.

    I am a great reader of Russian literature...I LOVE Dostoyevsky..and Gogol, Chekhov,Turgeniev,Andreiev, Babel, Etc.......

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  7. A. Riabovitchev11 March 2006 at 20:25

    OOO Russian literature!I love Gogol. I read Dostoyevsky at school last time.It was very difficult to understand .I was too small .14-15 years old.

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  8. ThomP12 March 2006 at 04:54

    You are obviosly insane, and your work is wonderful:) A perfect match. I shall be visiting often!

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  9. Oscar Grillo12 March 2006 at 05:10

    Welcome on board, Thomp, and don't forget to bring chocolates and Ritalin.

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  10. YAXIN13 March 2006 at 13:50

    este dibujo me recuerda la historia de mis abuelos entre el 36 y el 39 por Espania
    :)

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  11. Oscar Grillo13 March 2006 at 13:54

    Es una version ciclopea de esa buena gente...Pondre mas de ese tema.

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  12. Gustavo14 March 2006 at 22:00

    El 5º era el de Líster. Todas las semanas tomo café con Jaime, un viejito sabio y hermoso, enterísimo y anarca a sus 96 años, oficial del ejército republicano, combatiente en la primera línea de la batalla del Ebro y en el frente de Teruel. Tomamos café y yo le tiro la lengua para que me cuente historias de aquellos días...
    ¡¡¡Viva La República, carajo!!!

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  13. Oscar Grillo14 March 2006 at 22:57

    Espero que Don Jaime ha de tener mas de un ojo, porque todavia hay un monton de gente con la hay que estar vigilantes.

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  14. Gustavo15 March 2006 at 11:03

    Don Jaime tiene ojos por todos lados, es increíble ese tipo. Y, sí, ahora con doscientos ojos no alcanza...

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