http://www.tetsuolumiere.com English Title: 1.0000 WAYS OF DESTROYING THE NATIONAL CONGRESS - WAY #01: PLANE Original title: 1.000 Formas de Destruir More

http://www.tetsuolumiere.com English Title: 1.0000 WAYS OF DESTROYING THE NATIONAL CONGRESS - WAY #01: PLANE Original title: 1.000 Formas de Destruir el Congreso Nacional - Way #01: Avión Director: Diego Recalde - Tetsuo Lumière Writer: Diego Recalde - Tetsuo Lumière Genre: Animation / Comedy Synopsis: A nice unemployed man, furious with those who govern and decides the future of his country, decides to hijack a passenger plane, and to crash it into the Honorable Argentine National Congress, and then to proclaim himself king of Argentina and king of the world. Producer: Diego Recalde - Tetsuo Lumière Executive Producer: Diego Recalde - Tetsuo Lumière Animator: Horacio "Wakira" Pavon Editor: Tetsuo Lumière Sound: Sergio Palma - Ezequiel Kociner Color: Color Runtime: 1 minute Origin: Argentine Year: 2001 Official site: http://www.tetsuolumiere.com/nationalcongress.php Contact: tetsuolumiere@yahoo.com.ar
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Lyubomir Bodurov (1925 - 1992) Bulgarian tenor was born on 14th of October, 1925 in Burgas. Attending the Music Academy of Sofia, he was a student of More

Lyubomir Bodurov (1925 - 1992) Bulgarian tenor was born on 14th of October, 1925 in Burgas. Attending the Music Academy of Sofia, he was a student of Konstanza Kirova. Following his debut with the operetta theater Stefan Macedonski in 1950, singing the role of Adam in the operetta The Bird Dealer by Zeller, he went on to debut at the Bolshoi Theater on April 1, 1956, singing Don Jose in Carmen. From 1957 he worked successfully with the Sofia National Opera. International appearances took him to the famous opera houses of Moscow, Brussels, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris and into West Germany. In addition to Europe, he appeared in the United States singing with the Chicago Opera and with great success in Tokyo. His repertoire included Don Jose, Don Carlo, Edgardo, Cavaradossi, Herman (Pique Dame), Des Griuex and Eric in The Flying Dutchman. In addition to opera, he was well known as a concert and oratorio singer. Liubomir Bodurov died in Sofia in April, 1992.
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