Sixteen Candles
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29 April 2007
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18 Comments:
omg omg omg omg omg
It's nice to see that the garish, strident Eighties-style makeup and clothing were not unique to English-speaking cultures. Ah, how innocent we were back then.
Why, I never knew JDF started his career with Menudo.
Anyone know the legal age in Peru? :)
nice saved by the well reference. well played, la cieca!
saved by the bell that should say :)
Three words come to mind:
Papi, Papi, Papi!
(Incidently, those words still ring true for our papi-licious Rossini tenor.)
Oh man...I really want to see young JDF in some kind of early 90s "last days of high school" romp, in which he plays the hot but quiet foreign exchange student who no one really gets until he and the slightly awkward best friend of the main girl have to spend time alone and he tells her about things in "in my country" and sings her a beautiful song which makes her heart melt and then they go to prom together and he gets up on stage and sings a really hot Latin song of uncertain provenance that involves a keytar and saxophone and all the suburban kids learn what dancing really is and feel stoked about going off to college and staying in touch with all their friends.
P.S. That is A.C. Slater all the way...
this is to be remembered next time we make fun of Spanish shows on TV again. We never truly know where real talent might come from.
Dios Mio!!!! Que lastima que la juventud desaparezca!!!
Dios Mio...Es lastima que la juventud desaparezca.
Dios Mio!!! Es lastima que la juventuda desaparezca.
on a different note....i saw the new orfeo production in rehearsal today...what a MESS. That's all i'm going to say
Screech, no question!
Hey with that microphone he can finally be heard over the orchestra...okay on less catty note -
Did anyone catch the performance of Lawrence Brownlee in the Barber at the Met? Good Lord, that kid can sing. It was a wonderful night at the opera last night. Ms. Di Donato was on, as well as the whole cast.
PLUS catching Dawn Upshaw's Townhall recital on Sunday was a real treat. It was so good to see and hear an artist of her caliber back on the boards again. You can hear the effects of the chemo on the voice, but it was overall a very wonderful recital. She was simply amazing - a true artist.I adore her. Now she Thank God we still have her with us.
Hilarious! i've laugh so much with my friends watching this video! specially because of the horrible outfits, and he beated two very well known peruvian artist today: Julie Freundt, famous Creole singer, and Diego Bertie, famous soap opera actor =)
He beat someone? anyway, it was so un-prettily SHARP. Well, he was a kid.
Oh, and he's not wearing makeup. Did you mean Miss La Paz or whatever?
I'm thinking Adam Sandler in The Wedding Singer.
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