You can find spanish telenovelas featuring gay characters with Spanish subs on YouTube.com/watch?v=tt7KvkQTQ4c autostraddle.com/telenovela-plot-includes-lesbian-couple-sexy-content-87062/ glaad.org/2009/10/13/las-telenovelas-salen-del-closet-telenovelas-come-out-of-the-closet
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No she is not Spanish she is Italian.
"Oeste" is Spanish for "West"
It was a Spanish colony, and Spanish is still one of the official languages.
Spanish for Luke is Lucas.
The Spanish word for "featuring" is "con la participación de" or "con la colaboración de."
Telenovelas are very popular in Latin American, Portuguese, Filipino, Spanish and American television. Mexico is probably the country where telenovelas are the most popular with shows like "La Reina del Sur".
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Edith gonzalez is a Mexican actress. she is well-known with the spanish audience. she has started in many "telenovelas" which is spanish for soup operas. her latest work include 'palabra de mujer" y " dona Barbara". She also started in the theather play "aventureras".
Caracol TV is a Columbian national television network. It features telenovelas, news programs, reality and game shows, and cartoons. The shows are aired in Spanish.
The same characters are used for the numerical digits in Spanish as in English.543 is written in Spanish like this: 543quinientos cuarenta y tres
No, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza are characters from the novel "Don Quixote" written by Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. The story is set in Spain, not Mexico.
The Spanish phrase "los pitufos" can be translated into the English language as "the Smurfs". This is the Spanish name given the the characters and franchise.
LOVE? - There is two remix in English and Spanish in the Deluxe version!
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Not exactly.The versions of Dora in Spanish-speaking countries go in the other linguistic direction. In the US version of Dora the Explorer, the main characters speak English and some of the esoteric characters speak Spanish. The viewer is encouraged to speak a few words in Spanish to communicate some urgent message to these monolingual Spanish-speaking characters, like to avoid a hole in the road by shouting "agujero" meaning "hole".In the Spanish-language versions of Dora the Explorer (they are dubbed differently in Spain and in Latin America), the main characters instead speak Spanish and some of the esoteric characters speak English. The viewer is encouraged to speak a few words in English to communicate some urgent message to these monolingual English-speaking characters, like to avoid a hole in the road by shouting "hole" to this character.
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