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Angel Kanchev was born in 1850.
Elisenda of Montcada was born in 1272.
Elisenda of Montcada died on 1364-06-19.
Elisenda Roca was born on February 14, 1967, in Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.
The cast of Los segundos cuentan - 1990 includes: Lydia Bosch as Herself - Host Elisenda Roca as Herself - Host Elisenda Roca as Herself - Host (1990-1991) Elisenda Roca as Herself - Hostess
Probably not, but some may consider a good cook an angel.
While many of us would consider her to be an angel of freedom, the woman shown is actually Miss Liberty. There's more information at the Related Question.
The arrival of the winged old man disrupts the lives of Pelayo and Elisenda as they are initially intrigued by him, but soon exploit him for profit due to the large crowds coming to see him. This brings financial gain to the couple but also brings chaos and isolation to their lives.
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He only has a cat. nope just a cat named hammy,UNLESS OF COURSE YOU CONSIDER HIS MIDDLE FINGER?
Irony is displayed in "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings" through the audience's reactions and perceptions of the Old Man who is believed by many to be an angel. When Elisenda and Pelayo, the owners of the house where the Old Man landed, notice the fascination of their neighbors at the man's wings, the decide to lock him up and exploit him, putting him on display and charging admission to see the "oddity" that crashed in their backyard. The irony lies in the fact that the man was, as far as they could tell, an angel; yet he was treated no better than a farm animal. Angel or no, the Old Man was a wounded, majestic creature who deserved the townspeople's reverence and compassion. When the Old Man regains his strength and is able to fly away, Elisenda lets escape a sigh of relief, not recognizing that the Old Man's presence in their home was what brought her and her family out of poverty and enabled them to build a crab-proof, and "angel-proof," mansion. She exclaims, "it was awful living in that hell full of angels." Although the angel brought her family wealth, she only thought of the Old Man as an annoyance. Elisenda's ironic relation of the "Angel" with hell eximplifies all of the characters' perceptions of the Old Man. The people of the village are not elated, as they should be, with the appearance of a possible angel; but instead seem to be burdened by the arrival of a freak. It is also ironic that the man is even thought of as an angel, while the sole differentiating factor between him and the villagers is his wings. Most people expect him to be and angel, and therefore generally benefit the entire town. However, the Old Man disappoints. He performs no extraordinary miracles; in fact, his only power seems to be his unwavering patience with audiences' abuse. Perhaps the author is trying to convey to readers that patience is not merely a virtue, as the old saying goes, but true patience may be a miracle of its own. Through the author's combination of what is expected and reality, "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings" leaves the impression that most people's learned perceptions often do not coincide with the truth. What actually happens can sometimes be the antithesis of what should be because people often allow their judgment to be clouded by their own greed.
The cast of Dem Bones - 2004 includes: Elisenda Moya as Dancer Irek Muchalski as Dancer
The cast of La bona vida - 2003 includes: Elisenda Camps as Herself - Host