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Zombiecausto

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Ok amigos "ON AIR"

El "webumentarie" que realice acerca del Zombiecausto, "al aire" en ABC News / Univision.

15 Sobrevivientes. Cientos de Zombies. 4 Km. 1Hr.

Zombicausto es la nueva aventura diseñada por Zombie Walk Mexico, en la que los fans pueden sentir el terror y la adrenalina de escapar de hordas de zombies en un escenario post-apocalíptico. El objetivo: no es llegar primero, si no llegar con vida. Cada sobreviviente tiene 5 vidas colgando de un cinturón. Los zombies pueden tomar solo una vida a la vez. Cada 10 minutos sale un grupo de sobrevivientes. Corren por el bosque en un circuito cerrado, encontrado obstáculos, puntos de control  y zombies corriendo. ¿Estas listo para correr por tu vida?

Participaron más de 800 sobrevivientes y 200 zombies. Hubo más de 150 personas involucradas en la planeación y logística. 

Zombie Walk México es un proyecto diseñado para crear eventos y actividades con temática zombie. El proyecto comenzó hace 6 años con la ahora reconocida internacionalmente: Marcha Zombie de la ciudad de México, que cuenta con el Récord Guinness al ser la marcha zombie más grande del mundo, con casi 10,000 zombies, posicionando la ciudad como la Capital Zombie del Mundo. 

El Zombiecausto a comenzado...

15 Survivors. Hundreds of Zombies. 4 Km. 1 Hr.  Zombiecausto is the new adventure designed by Zombie Walk Mexico in which the fans can feel the terror and adrenaline of running away from the zombie hordes in a post-apocalyptic scenario. The objective: not to arrive first, but lo survive. Each survivor has 5 lives hanging from their belt. The zombies can take just one life at a time. A group of survivors leave the start each 10 minutes. Running through the woods in a closed course, they will encounter obstacles, checkpoints and running zombies. ¿Are you ready to run for your life?

More than 800 survivors and 200 zombies participated. There were more than 150 people involved in the planning and logistics.

Zombie Walk Mexico is a project designed to develop events and activities with zombie theme. The project started 6 years ago with the now internationally known Zombie Walk from Mexico City, that holds the Ginness Record for the biggest march of zombies with almost 10,000 zombies, positioning the city as the World’s Zombie Capital.

The Zombiecaust has just begun…

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Games We Play (Juegos que jugamos)

(Text in english below)

"El hombre que no tiene imaginación, no tiene alas."

- Muhammad Ali 

Cuando era pequeño, recuerdo los largos días de viaje con mi abuelo. Solía pasar por nosotros de sorpresa el último día de escuela para llevarnos a la playa o cualquier otro lugar distante y maravilloso. Recuerdo que entonces el asiento de atrás del coche era gigante, lo suficiente para que cupiéramos mi hermana, mi hermano y yo. Se convertía en un campo de batalla. Un salón de juegos. Una nave espacial. Un centro de comando. Un ring. Un restaurante. Y cuanta cosa se nos ocurriera. Y eso solo en el trayecto en el que salíamos de la ciudad.

Luego de las primeras horas de viaje y habiendo agotado las posibilidades dentro del pequeño gran espacio del asiento de atrás, recuerdo pasar las siguientes horas del viaje imaginando cosas y juegos.

Ahora ya más grande, me gusta mucho manejar en carretera. Sobretodo de noche. Y recuerdo haberme encontrado más de una vez jugando "Pong" con las lineas de la carretera, donde un pequeño pixel imaginario rebota durante kilómetros y kilómetros empujado por la defensa del coche y entre las líneas blancas.

O ir caminando sin pisar las lineas. O haciendo equilibrio. O brincando para alcanzar cosas. Si. Aún lo hago. 

Me atrevo a decir que todos en algún momento hemos jugado algún juego imaginario. Esos juegos que jugamos de una forma u otra y nos recuerdan, al menos de niños, el increíble poder de la mente humana (o que tan locos estamos). Hoy con este vídeo, veo que no soy el único y me llena de recuerdos y buenos momentos.

"The man who has no imagination has no wings."

- Muhammad Ali 

I remember when I was young, the long travel days with my grandpa. He used to go for us to the last day of school by surprise to take us to the beach or any other distant and marvelous place. I remember then that the back seat of the car was gigantic. Enough for my sister, my brother and I. It was a battle field. A playroom. A spaceship. A command center. A ring. A restaurant. And any other occurrence. And that was just while we got out of the city.

Then, the first hours of travel and being depleted any more possibilities of our confined space on the back seat, I remember spending the last hours of the road imagining things and games.

Now, much more adult, I love to drive on highway. More during nights. I remember, more than once, finding myself playing “Pong” with the lines of the road. Where a little pixel bumped over kilometers and kilometers with the bumper of the car and in between the white lines.

Or walk without stepping on the lines. Or making balance. Or jumping to reach high things. Yes. I still do. 

I could say that anyone at least once have played an imaginary game. Those games we play and remember us one way or another, at least as childs, the incredible power of the human mind (or how crazy we are). Today with this video, I see that I’m not the only one and I smile with memories and good moments. 

Pulp Fiction! (Miserlou)

Just found this great video uploaded two days ago, and is hitting today (almost) the 100,000 views. This group is called "Trilogy", and are some great violin trio indeed. 

Wikipedia: "Misirlou", from the Greek: Μισιρλού 'Egyptian girl', is a folk song dating back to 1927, originally as a Greek rebetiko composition influenced by Middle Eastern music. The song then gained popularity among Middle Eastern audiences through Arabic (belly dancing), Jewish (klezmer) and Turkish versions.

The song eventually gained worldwide popularity through Dick Dale's 1962 American surf rock version, which was responsible for popularizing the song in Western popular culture. Various versions have since been recorded, including other surf and rock versions by bands such as The Beach Boys and The Ventures as well as international orchestral easy listening (exotica) versions by musicians such as Martin Denny and Arthur Lyman. Dick Dale's surf rock version later gained renewed popularity through its use in the 1994 Quentin Tarantino film Pulp Fiction and again through its sampling in The Black Eyed Peas song "Pump It" (2006).

Enjoy. 

(From "My [Confined] Space": original link)