PARA VESTIR SANTOS

Tengo el rouge descolorido, y mi pelo está fatal, desperté y no me acuerdo dormiste al lado mío o te eché antes de entrar. Me vestí para el entierro, negro siempre viste mas. Me vestí para el infarto y aun estoy desnuda en medio de este funeral. nooo, todas las mañanas saben mal y me parece que esta pinta igual. El amor terminó y rompió tu corazón que te puedo decir si mi vida va peor. Que te adoro sabrás eso siempre será igual. Algún día veras que nuestra suerte cambiará. Me quedaron dos palabras y tres penas sin curar. Las mastico con violencia trituro y te recuerdo, trago y vuelvo a comenzar. nooo, todas las mañanas saben mal y me parece que esta pinta igual. El amor terminó y rompió tu corazón. Que te puedo decir, si mi vida va peor. Que te adoro sabrás, eso siempre será igual. Algún día veras que nuestra suerte cambiará. El amor terminó y rompió tu corazón. Que te puedo decir si mi vida va peor. Que te adoro sabrás eso siempre será igual. Algún día veras, que nuestra suerte cambiará.

VA LEN TI NO

patrick swayze

audrey

PEOPLE DON'T BELONG TO PEOPLE

EDIE SEDGWICK

SHOULD I HAVE SMILING EYES TODAY?

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S

Early on a fall morning, a lone taxicab deposits Holly Golightly at the Tiffany’s jewelry store on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Holly eats a pastry and drinks coffee while admiring the window displays, then strolls home.

At her brownstone apartment building, Holly successfully fends off her date from the night before, who has been waiting in his car all night and is angry that she disappeared during their evening together. Holly then meets Paul Varjak, a new tenant. After feeding her pet cat (simply named "Cat"), Holly chats with Paul as she hurriedly prepares to visit Sing Sing prison, a weekly routine from which she earns $100 for an hour's conversation with Sally Tomato, an incarcerated mob boss. Holly does not seem to realize that she is passing coded messages for Sally's drug ring.

Outside the brownstone, Mrs. Failenson (referred to as "2E" throughout the film) arrives and is introduced as Paul's "decorator." Holly drops by to escape a drunken date and sees Mrs. Failenson leave money and kiss Paul goodbye. It is revealed that Paul is a writer who hasn't been published since 1956 and that Holly, at the age of 14, ran away from home with her brother Fred, who is in the army.

Paul attends a wild party at Holly's, where he is introduced to José da Silva Pereira, a handsome, rich Brazilian, and to Rusty Trawler, a pudgy, rich American. Paul also meets O. J. Berman, who is Holly's "agent." O.J. tells him about Holly's transformation from a country girl with a thick accent into a classy Manhattan socialite, but adds that she is a wild spirit, difficult to pin down, and still can't tell if she is "a phony."

Holly is accompanied by Paul to visit Sally at the Sing Sing prison. Back home, Paul can hear Holly singing “Moon River” from her windowsill. Mrs. Failenson rushes into Paul's apartment, worried about a strange man outside.

Paul is trailed by the man when he leaves the apartment. They confront one another in Central Park. The man introduces himself as Doc, claiming to be Holly's husband. He married her—real name Lula Mae Barnes—when she was turning 14 and explains that he has come to New York to take Holly back home to Texas, where he feels she rightly belongs. Holly later explains to Paul that the marriage was annulled. She puts a dejected Doc on a bus to Texas, but only after he warns her that he will no longer support her brother Fred, who is being released from the Army soon.

At a bar, a drunken Holly explains her feeling of responsibility for Fred. She decides to marry Rusty Trawler for his money, but then discovers that Rusty has married someone else. Holly and Paul then spend a carefree, romantic day together, visiting the library and going to Tiffany's, where they have a cheap ring from a box of Cracker Jack engraved. They share a kiss when they arrive home, and it is implied that they spend the night together.

The next day, Paul informs Mrs. Failenson that he no longer needs her. But now, a money-hungry Holly plans to marry José, which angers Paul.

Holly and José return to her apartment one night and find a telegram notifying her of Fred's death. Holly trashes her apartment in grief and her behavior disturbs José.

Months pass. Paul has moved out of the brownstone. He is invited to dinner by Holly, who is leaving the next morning for Brazil. They suddenly are arrested by police in connection with Sally's drug ring. Holly spends the night in lock-up.

The next morning, Paul is waiting with a taxi when she is released from jail. He is in possession of both Cat and a letter from José, in which the rich Brazilian breaks off the relationship due to her headline-making arrest. An emotional Holly impulsively orders the driver to stop and she throws Cat out into the pouring rain.

Paul tells Holly what he thinks of her behavior and leaves the cab. Holly runs after him and together they find Cat and embrace.