Reino
—  Comune  —
Comune di Reino
Reino Location of Reino in Italy
Coordinates: 41°17′N 14°49′E / 41.283°N 14.817°E / 41.283; 14.817Coordinates: 41°17′N 14°49′E / 41.283°N 14.817°E / 41.283; 14.817
Country	Italy
Region	Campania
Province	Province of Benevento (BN)
Area
• Total	23.6 km2 (9.1 sq mi)
Population (Dec. 2004)
• Total	1,344
• Density	57/km2 (150/sq mi)
Time zone	CET (UTC+1)
• Summer (DST)	CEST (UTC+2)
Postal code	82020
Dialing code	0824

Reino is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Benevento in the Italian region Campania, located about 70 km northeast of Naples and about 15 km north of Benevento. As of 31 December 2004, it had a population of 1,344 and an area of 23.6 km².^[1]

Reino borders the following municipalities: Circello, Colle Sannita, Fragneto l'Abate, Pesco Sannita, San Marco dei Cavoti.

Demographic evolution[link]

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References[link]

1. ^ All demographics and other statistics: Italian statistical institute Istat.

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María Elena Walsh
Famous portrait of Maria Elena Walsh by her partner and photographer Sara Facio, which she later intervened with paint.
Born	(1930-02-01)1 February 1930 Ramos Mejía, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Died	10 January 2011(2011-01-10) Buenos Aires, Argentina
Occupation	Novelist Author, Singer-songwriter, Poet
Nationality	Argentine
Genres	Children's literature, Autobiographical novel, poetry
Partner(s)	Sara Facio
www.me.gov.ar

María Elena Walsh and Leda Valladares, 1960

María Elena Walsh (1 February 1930 – 10 January 2011) was an Argentine poet, novelist, musician, dramaturge, writer and composer, mainly known for her songs and books for children.

Biography[link]

María Elena Walsh, 1971

María Elena Walsh was born in Villa Sarmiento, Ramos Mejía, Buenos Aires, to an English railway worker, of Irish descent, who played the piano and an Argentine woman of Andalusian descent. As a child, she lived in a big house, where she greatly enjoyed reading and listening to music in a cultural environment.

When she was 15, Walsh had some of her poems published in El Hogar magazine and La Nación newspaper. In 1947, before graduating from art school, she published her first book, Otoño Imperdonable, a collection of poems which was critically acclaimed and received recognition from important Latin American writers.

After graduation in 1948, she traveled to North America invited by poet Juan Ramon Jiménez and Europe during the Peronism and then moved to Paris where she spent four years in the early 1950s. While there, Walsh performed in concerts featuring Argentine folklore with fellow Argentinean singer Leda Valladares (born 1919), forming the duo Leda & Maria and recording for Le chant du monde.^[1]

She returned to Argentina in 1956 after the Revolución Libertadora. In 1958, Walsh wrote numerous TV scripts, plays, poems, books and songs, specially for kids, her stories and songs are highly poetic and entertaining. Her most famous song was “Manuelita la Tortuga” (Manuelita the Turtle) and the Twist of the Monkey Mono Liso. She triumph as a performer too, singing her songs onstage in 1962 (Canciones para mirar) and 1968, Juguemos en el mundo, a show dedicated to grown-ups very critical of the government censorship,^[2] recordings and made a film Let's play in the world ^[3] based on her characters Doña Disparate y Bambuco directed by her partner at that time, Maria Herminia Avellaneda (1933–1997).

Her work has often contained an underlying political message, as in the song El País del Nomeacuerdo ("The Country of IDontRemember"), which was later used as the theme song for The Official Story, winner of the 1985 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

During the military dictatorship (1976–83) she was a fierce opponent, her song "Oración a la justicia" (Prayer for Justice) became a civil right anthem. In an open letter she criticized the regime censorship comparing the country with a preschool country calling it "Desventuras en el Pais-Jardin-de-Infantes" (Misadventures in the Preschool Country).

In 1985 she received the title of Illustrious Citizen of the City of Buenos Aires, and in 1990 was named Doctor honoris causa of the National University of Cordoba and Illustrious People of Buenos Aires Province as well.

In 1991 she was given the Highly Commended ranking in winning the Hans Christian Andersen Award, a prize awarded by the International Board on Books for Young People.

She was 80 when she died in Buenos Aires on 10 January 2011, after suffering from bone cancer. She lived with her partner, the photographer Sara Facio (born 1932) from 1980 until her death.^[4][5]

Misfortunes in Kindergarten-Country")

• Novios de antaño - 1990 ("Lovers of Yore")
• Hotel Pioho's Palace - 2002 ("Louse's Palace Hotel")

Albums[link]

• Canciones para mirar ("Songs to Look At")
• Canciones para mí ("Songs for Me")
• El País del Nomeacuerdo ("The Country of IDontRemember")
• El País de la Navidad ("The Country of Christmas")
• Cuentopos ("Storiettes")

References[link]

External links[link]

• http://www.ediciona.com/entrevista_a_maria_elena_walsh_pimera_pagina-dirpi-68936.htm
• María Elena Walsh by Sara Facio
• Biography at the Ministry of Education of Argentina (Spanish)
• Obituary
• ABC News Obituary
• Obituary
• Biography at essayist.org (Spanish)
• Videos editados en 3D y otros desde Youtube (Spanish)
• Maria Elena Walsh at the Internet Movie Database

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Rata Blanca
Background information
Origin	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Genres	Heavy Metal Power Metal Neoclassical metal Hard Rock
Years active	1986–1997 2000–present
Members
Adrián Barilari Fernando Scarcella Walter Giardino Guillermo Sánchez Danilo Moschen
Past members
Saúl Blanch Gustavo Rowek Sergio Berdichevsky Hugo Bistolfi Gabriel Marian

Rata Blanca is a heavy metal band from Argentina formed in 1986.

Biography[link]

The band was founded by Walter Giardino after he left V8 and Gustavo Rowek another former member of V8. Rata Blanca played together for about two years before their debut on August 15, 1987 in the theater "Luz y Fuerza" in Buenos Aires. They later took part in the "Halley en Obras", along with other bands: Alakrán ("Skorpion"), JAF and Kamikaze, in 1988. That year they made their debut album with two hits: "Chico Callejero" ("Street Boy") and "El Sueño de la Gitana" ("Gypsy Woman's Dream").

In 1989, Hugo Bistolfi joined the band and then Saúl Blanch left, to be replaced by Adrián Barilari. With that arrangement, the band made its second album Magos, Espadas y Rosas ("Wizards, Swords, and Roses"), containing their classic song "Mujer amante". It was followed by "Guerrero del Arco Iris" ("Rainbow Warrior"). The band ended their contract with Polygram recording a live album, made at the Opera Theater with an orchestra,^[1] but this album was released years later. Once in BMG they made a short CD called "El Libro Oculto" ("The Hidden Book").

Both Bistolfi and Barilari decided to leave, being replaced by Mario Ian on vocals and Javier Retamozo on keyboards. With this line-up they released Entre el Cielo y el Infierno ("Between Heaven and Hell"). Later that year, they were invited to play in "Festival Monsters of Rock" in São Paulo, Brazil, along with Ozzy Osbourne, Therapy?, and Alice Cooper.^{[citation needed]}

They released yet another album with new singer Gabriel Marian and keyboard player Javier Retamozo (Hugo Bistolfi left to form the band Alianza with singer Adrian Barilari) called "Rata Blanca VII", the group disbanded in late 1997. They regrouped in 2000 (with Barilari back on vocals and Bistolfi on keyboards) to tour Latin America.

In recent years, they have released three more albums, El Camino del Fuego ("The Path of Fire") in 2002, La Llave de la Puerta Secreta ("The Key to the Secret Door") in 2005, and El Reino Olvidado ("The Forgotten Kingdom") in 2008. The lyrics to La Llave de la Puerta Secreta were inspired by The Da Vinci Code.

Wanting to gain a more international profile, Giardino approached former Rainbow singer Doogie White to record an English version of the Forgotten Kingdom album in 2009.^[2]

The band is heavily influenced by British hard rock bands like Rainbow, Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Iron Maiden, as well as by Yngwie Malmsteen.^{[citation needed]}

Walter Giardino has had successful collaborations with Spain's Mägo de Oz.^{[citation needed]}

The band's name literally means "White Rat" in English; however in South American slang, rata blanca refers to a type of firework.

Personnel[link]

Current[link]

• Walter Giardino: Guitar (1986–1997, 2000–Present)
• Guillermo Sánchez: Bass (1986–1997, 2000–Present)
• Adrián Barilari: Vocals (1989–1993, 2000–Present)
• Fernando Scarcella: Drums (2000–Present)
• Danilo Moschen: Keyboards (2010–Present)

Original[link]

• Saúl Blanch: vocals
• Walter Giardino: guitar
• Guillermo Sánchez: bass
• Gustavo Rowek: drums
• Sergio Berdichevsky: rhythm guitar

Others[link]

• Hugo Bistolfi: keyboards (1989–1993, 2000–2009)
• Mario Ian: vocals (1993–1996)
• Gabriel Marian: vocals (1996–1997)
• Doogie White: vocals on english versions (2009 -2010)
• Javier Retamozo: keyboards (1993 –1997)
• Saúl Blanch: vocals (1987, 1988–1989)
• Sergio Berdichevsky: rhythm guitar (1986–1997)
• Shito Molina: vocals (1988)
• Rodolfo Cava: vocals (1986)
• Gustavo Rowek; drums (1986–1997)
• Doogie White; vocals (2009–2010)

Discography[link]

Studio albums[link]

• Rata Blanca (1988)
• Magos, espadas y rosas (1990)
• Guerrero del Arco Iris (1992)
• El libro oculto (1993)
• Entre el Cielo y el Infierno (1994)
• Rata Blanca VII (1997)
• El Camino del Fuego (2002)
• La Llave de la Puerta Secreta (2005)
• El Reino Olvidado (2008/2009)

Live and compilation albums[link]

• En vivo en Buenos Aires (1996)
• Grandes Canciones (2000)
• Poder Vivo (2003)
• Rata Blanca & Glenn Hughes (2003)

Singles[link]

• "La Leyenda del Hada y El Mago"
• "Rata Blanca" (2001)
• "Teatro Gran Rex" (2001)
• "Highway on Fire" (2002)

Cover versions[link]

Spain's Mägo de Oz recorded a version of "Mujer amante".

References[link]

External links[link]

• Rata Blanca's official homepage
• biog and discog at MusicMight
• Videoclip: El reino olvidado
• Rata Blanca lyrics

Marco Barrientos (Ciudad de México 1963) is a Mexican Contemporary Christian Music singer. Also known as Marco Barrientos Band composed by Marco Barrientos (Vocals), Julián Collazos (Keys), Keith Banks (Drums), Daniel Bustamante (Bass) and Justin Loose (Guitars). Is best known for songs like "Será Llena La Tierra" (The Earth Will Be Filled), "Levántate Y Resplandece" (Rise And Shine) and "El Señor Está En Este Lugar" (The Lord Is In This Place). Also was nominated to the Latin Grammy Awards, for his Live Album Transformados, that was one of the most important christian albums in 2011, with songs like 'Nuestro Dios' (Our God), 'Eres Rey De Los Cielos' (You're King Of Heavens), and 'Cantamos Aleluya' (We're Singing Hallelujah).

Biography[link]

Born in Mexico, Marco graduated from the Bible Institute Christ for the Nations in 1985. He is known as a worship leader and international speaker. In recent years, he has emphasized the prophetic song that flows through him, which can be heard powerfully in his recordings. Since then, he has been in full-time ministry, beginning as associate pastor of "Amistad Cristiana" in Mexico City. He remained there for 13 years until he felt called to found the ministry "Amistad Cristiana Internacional" and the music label "Aliento Producciones", of which he is president.

Marco has 30 recordings of praise and worship, and is the author of "El plan de Dios para ti" (God's plan for you) and "Muéstrame Tu Gloria" (Show Me Your Glory), which have been recently published. He travels extensively, carrying the conference "Aliento del Cielo" throughout the world and more recently to ELAM, "Escuela de Líderes y Artes del Ministerio" (School of Leadership and art Ministry). The school is considered a facilitator for people to have meaningful encounters in the presence of God. His ministry is primarily about teaching people the principles and dynamics of the Kingdom of God, helping them to apply it in a practical way in their daily lives.

His desire is to see every person firmly established in the Kingdom, educated in the Word of God, loving the Lord with all their heart, and fulfilling God's purpose for their lives. For this reason, on September 26, 2004, he and his wife began the church "Centro Internacional Aliento".

Marco is a graduate of practical theology and has developed a strategic alliance with CFNI, where he is a Bible teacher. He and his wife, Carla, have been married for fifteen years and currently reside in Dallas, Texas, along with their two children, Daniela and Marco.

He is also the director and host of "Avivanos", (Revive us) an annual worship conference part of Amistad Cristiana Internacional, Inc.^[1][2][3]

Hits[link]

Marco Barrientos, has been one of the important latin singers, and is recognized by leading songs, sung throughout Latin America, and in many churches in all the continent. Through its 25-year career, has been friend of Marcos Witt, and has released over 35 albums, most live. Most of his leading songs, were recorded in his album 'Levántate Y Resplandece Edición Especial XX Años', that is a live compilation of their greatest songs in his 20-year career. Songs like El Ejército De Dios(The Army Of God), Los Muros Caen (The Walls Fall Down), Será Llena La Tierra (Will Be Filled The Earth), El Señor Está En Este Lugar (The Lord Is In This Place).

Band Members[link]

• Justin Loose (Guitars)
• Keith Banks (Drums)
• Daniel Bustamante (Bass)
• Julián Collazos (Keys, Programming)

Discography[link]

• 1986 Es El Dia de Alabanza
• 1988 Se Exaltado
• 1989 Por Siempre Senor
• 1990 Principe de Paz
• 1991 En Ti
• 1992 Delante De Tu Trono
• 1993 No Puedo Parar De Alabarte
• 1994 Tú Eres Señor
• 1995 Clamor De Guerra
• 1995 Poderoso Dios
• 1995 Espiritu Santo y Fuego
• 1996 Rio Poderoso
• 1997 Aliento Del Cielo
• 1997 Mas De Ti
• 1997 No Hay Nadie Como Tu
• 1998 Una Vida De Alabanza
• 1998 Luz A Las Naciones
• 1999 Sin Reservas
• 2000 Un Dia En Tu Presencia
• 2000 Es Hora De Adorarle
• 2001 Clamemos A Jesus
• 2002 Yo Soy Amor
• 2002 Vengo Tu Reino
• 2003 Es Por Tu Gracia
• 2003 Yo Soy Tu Sanador
• 2003 Muestrame Tu Gloria
• 2004 Yo Soy Tu Paz
• 2004 Viento + Fuego
• 2005 Yo Soy Tu Padre
• 2005 Gozo En Tu Presencia
• 2006 Joy In Your Presence
• 2006 Yo Soy Tu Consolador
• 2006 Levantate y Resplandece
• 2007 Yo Soy Tu Luz
• 2007 Cree, Todo Es Posible
• 2008 Yo Soy Tu Libertador
• 2008 Avivanos
• 2009 Yo Soy Tu Esperanza
• 2009 En Vivo Desde El Auditorio Nacional
• 2010 Intimo
• 2011 Transformados
• 2011 Momentos Espontáneos

Collaborations[link]

• Gracias (Marcos Witt) 25 Concierto Conmemorativo (2011)
• Was Confirmed His Participation in the new album by Hillsong En Español.

Awards[link]

Latin Grammy Awards

• 2011: Transformados - Best Christian Album (Spanish) (Nominated)

References[link]

External links[link]

• Centro Internacional Aliento
• Song/Ministry links