Comments on: The Jocote Monument in Jocotenango http://antiguadailyphoto.com/2008/10/30/the-jocote-monument-in-jocotenango/ Antigua Guatemala's number one multimedia resource in English for everything about La Antigua and the Guatemalan people, culture and traditions with a brand new web page every day! Thu, 24 May 2012 01:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Nazareno de la Iglesia de Jocotenango | AntiguaDailyPhoto.Com http://antiguadailyphoto.com/2008/10/30/the-jocote-monument-in-jocotenango/#comment-40209 Nazareno de la Iglesia de Jocotenango | AntiguaDailyPhoto.Com Sun, 10 Apr 2011 13:51:54 +0000 http://antiguadailyphoto.com/?p=1301#comment-40209 [...] without knowing it unless you look for the welcome sign. Jocotenango is also famous for its giant Jocote Monument. Have you visited Jocotenango before? If so, what things did you do in [...] [...] without knowing it unless you look for the welcome sign. Jocotenango is also famous for its giant Jocote Monument. Have you visited Jocotenango before? If so, what things did you do in [...]

]]> By: janna http://antiguadailyphoto.com/2008/10/30/the-jocote-monument-in-jocotenango/#comment-16571 janna Fri, 31 Oct 2008 16:45:49 +0000 http://antiguadailyphoto.com/?p=1301#comment-16571 Rudy, I'm so glad you mentioned Pulp Fiction, because one of my greatest regrets is that I can't adequately share that brilliant film con mis amigos hispanos. Can you imagine how much would be lost in the dubbing of that movie into any language other than English? I wish someone would make an artful attemp to translate that colorful script into Spanish. I do love Guatemalan slang. I spent a fun evening not long ago watching a movie called Nito y Neto, about the misadventures of two guys from the oriente (eastern Guate) who visited Panajachel. The movie pokes fun at their lingo and mannerisms, and watching it with a bunch of guys from Chiquimula was absolutely hysterical, as they recognized themselves and each other in the characters. Rudy, I’m so glad you mentioned Pulp Fiction, because one of my greatest regrets is that I can’t adequately share that brilliant film con mis amigos hispanos. Can you imagine how much would be lost in the dubbing of that movie into any language other than English? I wish someone would make an artful attemp to translate that colorful script into Spanish.
I do love Guatemalan slang. I spent a fun evening not long ago watching a movie called Nito y Neto, about the misadventures of two guys from the oriente (eastern Guate) who visited Panajachel. The movie pokes fun at their lingo and mannerisms, and watching it with a bunch of guys from Chiquimula was absolutely hysterical, as they recognized themselves and each other in the characters.

]]> By: rafael romero (rex) http://antiguadailyphoto.com/2008/10/30/the-jocote-monument-in-jocotenango/#comment-16566 rafael romero (rex) Fri, 31 Oct 2008 06:49:29 +0000 http://antiguadailyphoto.com/?p=1301#comment-16566 'Chísimas gracias, Rudy, por la nota y por acordarte de mis huesos (y del Muladar) ahora que anduviste por Jocotesburgo de la Asunción y de Todos los Santos... Fotaza también esta, mano, qué panorámica: el Jocotón y de fondo la Iglesia!!! Uff, qué nostalgia. El 28 de este mes entrante: Nov., Rex andará calzando milpas por todo lo que es Jocotesburgo y La Antigua Mulamala... a ver si nos encontramos por ahí por las calles empedradas y me hacés alguna fotía ahí para poner en el blog, jeje, aprovechando!!! Seguimos en contacto, un saludo!!!!!! ‘Chísimas gracias, Rudy, por la nota y por acordarte de mis huesos (y del Muladar) ahora que anduviste por Jocotesburgo de la Asunción y de Todos los Santos… Fotaza también esta, mano, qué panorámica: el Jocotón y de fondo la Iglesia!!! Uff, qué nostalgia. El 28 de este mes entrante: Nov., Rex andará calzando milpas por todo lo que es Jocotesburgo y La Antigua Mulamala… a ver si nos encontramos por ahí por las calles empedradas y me hacés alguna fotía ahí para poner en el blog, jeje, aprovechando!!!

Seguimos en contacto, un saludo!!!!!!

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