Al menos los italianos lo tienen claro y no ocurre como aquí, que se confunde cultura con ocio y entretenimiento. No es una parodia, es la realidad misma: ritual erótico, frenesí sexual, mejor chicas guapas que ser gay y mientras la escuela de gladiadores en Pompeya -otros podrían caer pronto- se hunde con o sin viagra. Si tanto se puede aprender de Muammar Gaddafi, deberíamos consultar al sórdido amigo Tony Blair. Derrumbes, escombros, caídas en picado, colapso; estamos repletos de acontecimientos culturales. Creo que a la hora de establecer recursos para la conservación del patrimonio, bastantes necesitan sesiones bunga bunga para aligerar el tono cultural tan elevado que impera. Pero, de todos modos, agradezco el enriquecimiento del vocabulario, aunque se trate del planeta de los simios. Las declaraciones de uno de los protagonistas sobre “amar a las mujeres”, una vida “inhumana”, la necesidad de “terapia mental y de relajarse” son esmeradamente artísticas pero esperpénticas. Como si no tuvieran suficiente con las montañas de basura (mafia) en Nápoles – otros países con problemas similares son Irlanda, Francia, Bulgaria y, cómo no, España.
At least the Italians are clear, which is not our case, here we blend culture with entertainment. It is not a parody, it’s reality itself: erotic ritual, sexual frenzy, it’s better good looking young girls than to be gay and meanwhile the gladiator school in Pompeii – others may fall soon- sinks with or without Viagra. If so much can be learned from Muammar Gaddafi, then we should consult Tony Blair, the sordid friend. Landslides, debris and collapse: we are full of cultural events. I think that when it comes to providing remedies for heritage conservation, many bunga bunga sessions are need to lighten the high brow tone prevailing. But anyway, I am happy for the enrichment of vocabulary, even if it comes from the planet of the apes. The statements of one of the heroes on “loving women”, “an inhuman life”, the need for “mental therapy and relaxation” are carefully polished art but thoroughly grotesque. As if it was not enough with the rubbish mountains in Naples – other countries with a waste crisis are Ireland, Bulgaria, France… and how could we exclude Spain.
At least the Italians are clear, which is not our case, here we blend culture with entertainment. It is not a parody, it’s reality itself: erotic ritual, sexual frenzy, it’s better good looking young girls than to be gay and meanwhile the gladiator school in Pompeii – others may fall soon- sinks with or without Viagra. If so much can be learned from Muammar Gaddafi, then we should consult Tony Blair, the sordid friend. Landslides, debris and collapse: we are full of cultural events. I think that when it comes to providing remedies for heritage conservation, many bunga bunga sessions are need to lighten the high brow tone prevailing. But anyway, I am happy for the enrichment of vocabulary, even if it comes from the planet of the apes. The statements of one of the heroes on “loving women”, “an inhuman life”, the need for “mental therapy and relaxation” are carefully polished art but thoroughly grotesque. As if it was not enough with the rubbish mountains in Naples – other countries with a waste crisis are Ireland, Bulgaria, France… and how could we exclude Spain.
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