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JUEVES 16 Nogales, www.eldiariodesonora.com.mx DE JULIO DE 2020 Sonora, México Sección B Tom Holland presume cuerpazo ›› El actor ha compartido una foto en Instagram en la que luce su nueva musculatura, dándole los créditos de la transformación a su compañero Wahlberg esPECIAL Cristian Castro Acepta haber agredido a su mamá en pelea ›› Hace unos días Yolanda Andrade reveló que Verónica Castro terminó en el hospital tras unos golpes que recibió por parte de su hijo Cristian Lana Del Rey anuncia CDMX.-Hace unos días Yo- ja y que era cosa entre él su madre. entre la opinión pública, landa Andrade reveló que y ‘la vero’, minimizando el Fue por esta razón que pues ahora que se sabe que Verónica Castro terminó asunto. el cantante admitió, de pro- el cantante tiene un tempe- su primer libro con en el hospital tras unos gol- Sin embargo, Cristian pia voz, que sí hubo jalone- ramento difícil y conductas pes que recibió por parte de nuevamente habló del te- os con su mamá y destacó un tanto extrañas, el escán- su hijo Cristian. ma, ya que según él la cua- que, pese a todo, su madre dalo de Valeria Liberman más de 30 poemas Luego de las acusa- rentena le ha servido mu- ha podido perdonarlo. ha vuelto a resurgir, siendo ciones, el cantante, de 45 cho para reflexionar sobre No obstante la declara- esta vez ella, la posible víc- CDMX the Grass’ acompañada de años, contestó que ese plei- sus relaciones familiares, ción de Cristian Castro ha tima de Castro. ›› Anuncia la música de su frecuente cola- to familiar era noticia vie- sobretodo la que lleva con causado gran controversia Especial borador, Jack Antonoff. publicación de su El álbum de spoken word primer libro de sale a la venta el 28 de julio co- mo descarga electrónica en las poesía, que llevará principales tiendas de audio- por título ‘Violet libros. La edición vinilo y CD Bent Backwards de la interpretación de spoken word saldrán a la venta el 2 de Over the Grass’ octubre de con Interscope / Polydor Records. Lana Del Rey anuncia la pu- Violet bent backwards over blicación de su primer libro de the grass es el título de un poe- poesía, que llevará por título ma del libro y es el primer tex- ‘Violet Bent Backwards Over to de muchos que he escrito. the Grass’. Algunos han surgido de for- La colección contie- ma íntegra, los dicté y los co- ne más de 30 poemas, en- pié después, y otros en los que tre los que se incluyen Ne- he trabajado laboriosamente, ver to Heaven, The Land of escogiendo cada palabra para 1,000 Fires, Past the Bushes perfeccionar el poema”, plan- Cypress Thriving, LA Who tea la propia Lana. Am I to Love You?, Tessa Y añade: DiPietro, Happy, Paradise is Son eclécticos y honestos y Very Fragile, Bare Feet on Li- no pretenden ser otra cosa de noleum y otros muchos. lo que son, y por ello me sien- La edición de tapa dura to orgullosa de los textos, es- incluye páginas manuscritas pecialmente porque el espí- con su caligrafía y sus origina- ritu con el que se han escri- les fotografías. La edición de to es muy genuino. Estoy feliz tapa dura estará disponible el de donar una sustancial parte 29 de septiembre. de los ingresos para apoyar a Además de la edición im- algunas organizaciones nati- presa, Lana Del Rey da vida a vas americanas a las que siem- su poesía en un audiolibro con pre quise donar, por las expe- una interpretación de spoken riencias que he tenido que han word en el que ella misma lee influenciado muchísimo mi catorce poemas extraídos de curso vital”. ‘Violet Bent Backwards Over Especial esPECIAL Metallica anuncia álbum en vivo con la Sinfónica de San Francisco esPECIAL LOS ANGELES directo de Metallica y la Sin- ›› El álbum estará fónica de San Francisco. El ál- bum estará disponible en mul- disponible en titud de formatos diferen- multitud de tes que abarcan desde el ál- bum digital en todas las plata- formatos diferentes formas de streaming, a 4LPs de vinilo, 2CDs, versiones en Los conciertos “S&M2” de DVD y Blu-ray y una edición Metallica y la Sinfónica de San limitada de Caja Deluxe que Francisco de septiembre de incluye 4LPs de vinilo en co- 2019 sirvieron de gran inau- lor + 2CDs + Blu-ray y parti- guración del Chase Center de turas musicales, púas de guita- San Francisco y reunieron a la rra, un póster y más sorpresas. CDMX banda y a la Sinfónica por vez De hecho, en Metallica. primera en veinte años -des- com hay disponible una ex- Teatro a distancia con de el álbum ‘S&M’ de 1999-. clusiva edición limitada a 500 Las actuaciones con todas copias de Box Súper Deluxe, buena causa: Roberto Sosa las localidades agotadas fue- con partituras usadas por la ron recibidas intensamente orquesta Sinfónica durante los ›› El actor ha hecho durante varios sábados por los 40,000 fans que viaja- conciertos firmadas de puño y delman con James Hetfield y la Sinfónica de San Francisco funciones de teatro en vivo en sus redes; ron de casi 70 países para ver a letra por los cuatro miembros Lars Ulrich, el álbum en di- de 80 componentes, junto a su con el objetivo de recaudar donativos para Metallica jugando en casa, en de la banda (además de todo recto S&M2 recoge más de Director Musical, Michael Til- su San Francisco natal. el resto del contenido de la Ca- dos horas y media de James, son Thomas, y su director Ed- adquirir despensas básicas y poder apoyar El 28 de agosto “S&M2” ja Deluxe). Lars, Kirk Hammett y Robert win Outwater. al gremio teatral. (Especial) cobra vida con la edición en Producido por Greg Fi- Trujillo uniendo sus fuerzas a Especial.
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