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GGENTEENTE AACTIVACTIVA 22 DE AGOSTO 2019 • 25 MOLOTOV no decepcionó durante su espectacular presentación en Manhattan a banda de rock en español, Molotov, ofreció un espectac- L ular concierto en la ciudad de los rascacielos el 14 de agosto, donde presentaron muchos de sus éxitos, Siendo catalogada por muchos como una noche emblem- ática, por las decenas de fans que asistieron coreando cada una de las canciones del exitoso grupo, Molotov interpretó varios de sus grandes himnos como “Más Vale Cholo”, “Voto Latino”, “Mátate Te te”, temas que forman parte de la celebración de 20 años de su exitoso álbum “¿Dónde Jugarán Las Niñas?”. Asimismo, también tocaron sus más conocidos éxi- tos como: “Gimme the Power”, “Puto”, “Cerdo”, “Que No Te Haga Bobo Jacobo”, entre otras. La pre- sentación en Nueva York fue en (Foto de Neri Esparza) Sony Hall. Bodegas Emilio Moro sube el vino español al cielo de Times Square con Domingo Zapata odegas Emilio Moro inmor- talizó su presencia en la gran B manzana a través del artista plástico Domingo Zapata, quien se- leccionó varias de sus botellas para ser plasmadas en los muros exteri- ores del edificio One Times Square. Domingo, nacido en Mallorca, y entre cuyas obras resaltan un mural en el lobby de la Torre Freedom y del emblemático Plaza Hotel, además de un panel en el Coliseo de Roma, en esta ocasión decidió llevar su arte más allá, elevándose en una grúa a 50 metros de altura para realizar una obra de 30,000 pies cuadrados de superficie. Así fue, como en esta ocasión, las botellas Emilio Moro, Clon de la Familia, Malleolus, Mal- leolus de Valderramiro, Malleolus de Sanchomartín, Finca de Resalso y La Revelíade Bodegas Emilio Moro comenzaron a cobrar vida de una manera abstracta. Estas etiquetas se fusionan con la creatividad y arte de Domingo, cuyo talento atraerá a los visitantes del corazón de la gran manzana desde este 15 de agosto hasta mediados del mes de septiembre. (Foto cortesía de Paulina Hernández).

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