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En El Mes De Mamá Ella Elige Como Mirarlo VOLVER MAYO 2017 En el mes de Mamá ella elige como mirarlo ENTRETENIMIENTO COMERCIAL REGRESAR SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVER REGRESAR SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVER REGRESAR SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVERVOLVER REGRESAR SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVER SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVER ENTRETENIMIENTOS Horizontal Vertical SOLUCIÓN 1. Capital de Italia 1. Elemento musical de la cultura hip hop 4. Onomatopeya de vaca 2. “Modulación de frecuencia” 5. Provincia Argentina 3. Sucesor del profeta Elías 7. Mamífero domestico 4. Animal invertebrado de cuerpo blando 9. Quinta nota musical 6. Continente mas grande del mundo 10. Titulo de nobleza 8. Algo que es poco frecuente 12. Nombre de la esposa de Adán 10. Capital de Belice 13. Animal de carga próximo al caballo 11. Ciudad muy poblada del sur de Italia 119 km2 14. Estructura reproductiva de las plantas SOLUCIÓN Horizontal16. Capital de Rusia Vertical15. Repetición de una secuencia de fonemas 19. Parte amarillenta del huevo 17. Ni caliente ni frio 1.21. Capital Capital de Italiaconstitucional de Bolivia 1. Elemento18. Séptimo musical deplaneta la cultura del hipsistema hop solar 4.22. Onomatopeya Capital de deFrancia vaca 2. “Modulación20. Capital de frecuencia”de España 5.23. Provincia Utensilios Argentina de bolsillo 3. Sucesor23. delCuarta profeta nota Elías musical 7. Mamíferopara encender domestico fuego 4. Animal24. invertebradoAl Sur y al deOeste cuerpo blando 9. Quinta nota musical 6. Continente25. Símbolo mas grande químico del mundodel Osmio 10. Titulo de nobleza 8. Algo que es poco frecuente 12. Nombre de la esposa de Adán 10. Capital de Belice 13. Animal de carga próximo al caballo 11. Ciudad muy poblada del sur 14. Estructura reproductiva de las plantas de Italia 119 km2 16. Capital de Rusia 15. Repetición de una secuencia de fonemas 19. Parte amarillenta del huevo 17. Ni caliente ni frio 21. Capital constitucional de Bolivia 18. Séptimo planeta del sistema solar 22. Capital de Francia 20. Capital de España 23. Utensilios de bolsillo para encender fuego 23. Cuarta nota musical 24. Al Sur y al Oeste 25. Símbolo químico del Osmio SIGUIENTE INICIO VOLVER HORÓSCOPO Libra Aries El flechazo se atempera estética- Condiciones amables que permiten asen- mente y se prolonga en la armonía. ARIES tar las relaciones familiares. Sensación Este es el tiempo correcto para obtener reconocimiento por sus logros. Sus jefes u otras Mucha energía que libera un afecto LIBRA personas para quienes trabajade que estarán le impresionados va a faltar por tiemposu diligencia. para No es crearun período las activo, mientras las nuevas ideas se Estabilidad. Tendrá un panorama justo de donde está parado. Es muy probable que in- de golpes de “suerte” extraordinarios,bases que más llevenbien la sensación a vivir es ende que pareja. la vida transcurre Tenga tente independizarse y concretarorganizan. su propio negocio. Es Conprobable su tendencia que a no embarcarsetome apaciblemente y todo lo que hace resulta bien. Se concreta una cita con alguien que lo buen juicio. en empresas que no sean absolutamente seguras, todo lo que emprenda será exitoso. atrae desde hace mucho tiempo. contacto con nuevas personas. Posibilidad de ejercer cargos honorables, lucrativos y prestigiosos. Sin embargo sentirá que todo es previsible y que el conjunto de su vida muestra cierta monotonía. Tauro Escorpio Las relaciones amorosas pueden ser Relación beneficiosa con persona TAURO causa de dehonor o de situciónes má o Usted está dispuesto a luchar por el poder y el éxito. Sin embargo, sus esfuerzos pueden poderosa. Proceso de purificación encontrar una considerablemenos resistencia enredadas. en los demás. SinTiene intención capacidad de desafiar a paranadie, que deja al descubierto sentimientos ESCORPIO quizá se vea envuelto enadaptarse una situación difícil a las con situaciones,las autoridades. Defienda pero lono que ceda cree Posibilidad de un negocio sorpresivonobles que y leenérgicos demuestra que quela voluntad pueden conduce ser al éxi - que está bien, pero primero asegúrese de que no se equivoca. Conflictos legales. Evite excesivamente si no quiere sufrir los capri- to. La imagen personal y las diversiones son importantes. Se concentra en aprender a caer en trampas de gente inescrupulosa. muy útiles para las relaciones si se chos de alguien. descansar de las responsabilidades.muestran La comunicación de forma se verá positiva. favorecida y lo ayudará a expresarse en lo artístico y en su relación con sus hijos o discípulos. Si existían obstáculos en su relación con ellos este mes será ideal para derrumbarlos. Géminis Sagitario El comportamiento se altera a veces con GEMINIS Impulsividad con tendencia a la Impaciente responde muyexcentricidades mal a las presiones. 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Si viaja, todos persuadido los lugares que en visite detrimento le parecerán triviales. de las cuando dos personas se quieren en relaciones armónicas. abre puertas socialmente ya que los demás en el fondo, y a veces también externamente, admiran en usted su sinceridadforma y su sincera.convicción en aquello que está realizando, aun cuando no compartan sus puntos de vista. Cancer Capricornio CANCER Su manera clara de plantear las reglas Generalmente hay afecto y bene- CAPRICORNIO Ahora realizará bien cualquierdel trabajojuego que puedeemprenda. darExcelente excelentes para expandir unresulta negocio - Tiende a gratificarse con placeresmérito postergados respeto y disfrutar hacia con ello. los Fiestas padres. y amor serán existente, empezar uno o desarrollar un área nueva. No estará especialmente interesado dos cuando se aplica con amor y ternura. los protagonistas. Libre expresión de los sentimientos. Vida bohemia. El nativo, despre- en estar con otras personas. 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Puede mente no tendría oportunidadde los de contactar, errores incluyendo que se gente cometen. rica, famosa Las o autoridades. relacio - personales que deberá equilibrar que se tope con personas que tratan de disuadirle de abandonar un curso de acción en Tan solo tenga cuidado nesde no afectivas involucrarse coninfluyen esta gente en por sus razones temas superficiales, tanto el que ha estado comprometidoen por todad años. Este las no es areas un buen momentomas realistas. para involucrarse asegúrese de que pueda crecer a través de ellas. Debe tener cuidado de no asumir una para bien como para mal. Condiciones de en ningún tipo de negociación o contrato, aún si las personas con las que trata son to- actitud arrogante o pensar que es mejor de lo que es. Posibles complicaciones en las re-
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