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English to Spanish: Finding Frida Khalo General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: History
Source text - English The owners of the shop, Carlos and Leticia Noyola, and their son Diego, enthusiastically opened the five cases for us to reveal paintings, drawings, lacquered boxes, notes, letters, books, miscellanea, and clothing. Hundreds of artifacts were jumbled together within the cases. Suddenly it was as though I had walked into an estate sale, or was exploring an attic---the experience was so familiar to me, and it triggered my collecting impulse. I allowed myself to open one of the keepsake boxes, examine a mask, read through the pages of a diary, and, while leafing through a pile of drawings, I came across a Khalo self-portrait, and I froze. It dawned on me that I was...
Translation - Spanish Los dueños de la tienda, Carlos y Leticia Noyola, y su hijo Diego, entusiasmadamente abrieron las cinco cajas frente a nosotros para descubrir pinturas, dibujos, cajas lacadas, notas, cartas, libros, misceláneo, y ropa. Cientos de artefactos revoltijados dentro las cajas. De repente, como lo habíamos pensado, me había introducido a una venta de bienes, o había explorado un ático---la experiencia me era tan familiar, y despertó mi impulso de coleccionar. me permití abrir una de las cajas de recuerdos, examinar una mascara, leer las paginas de un diario, y mientras hojeaba una pila de dibujos, me encontré con un auto-retrato de Khalo y me paralice. Me di cuenta que estaba....
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Years of experience: 5. Registered at ProZ.com: Mar 2020.
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Born in San Miguel de Allende to a bi-lingual family, I grew up speaking English and Spanish natively. I spent most of my childhood in my hometown where I studied Communication Science in Valle de Mexico University, Business Administration in De Leon University and Tourism & Hospitality in San Miguel de Allende University.
I also lived in Vancouver, Canada for a total of eight years where I became an Audio Visual Engineer at Pacific Audio Visual Institute and worked in the industry for Rogers Arena, The Roxy and other venues.
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