Advantages: some great songs especially 1,4, and 6 Disadvantages: a few weak links
Well that title was a joke, Las Ketchup are of course not a great band. Amaral on the other hand are 1 of Spain's biggest bands and have been going for years. The band consist of Eva Amaral (lead singer) and Juan Aguirre from Zaragoza. I think that they are an amazing band and I really got in to their music last year while living in Barcelona on my year abroad from uni.
Their music is a mixture of light rock/folk/pop and they have some really good songs. Eva's voice goes well with the kind of songs they sing and my favourites are the ballads as you can really hear the emotion in her voice. I also love the lyrics because they are so well written (unfortunatly you wouldn't appreciate this if you can't speak spanish) but I still believe you can appreciate their music as I put in on in my dad's car and he really likes them (yet he cannot ...
Advantages: good all round fun film Disadvantages: story
Amar Akbar Anthony is a Hindi language film which was released in 1977 and it is the first Hindi film I recall ever seeing as a child.
PLOT SUMMARY
Kishanlal (Pran) is an ex con fleeing from the mob who leaves his wife and three young sons in the process. His wife Bharati (Nirupa Roy) becomes blind and is separated from her children who end up being brought up by a Hindu policeman, a Muslim tailor and a Catholic priest with new names of Amar (Vinod Khanna), Akbar (Rishi Kapoor) & Anthony (Amitabh Bachchan). The boys grow up to be a policeman, singer and chancer respectively. As the story develops we see them meet the women of their dreams (Shabana Azmi, Neetu Singh and Parveen Babi) under varying circumstances and whether or not the family is finally reunited with the bad guys still on the loose (Jeevan and Ranjeet ...
Advantages: Taj view, great service, delicious food Disadvantages: Limited dining, slow food, poor wheelchair access
after setting off, we were winding our way through the back streets of Agra, and eventually up a nondescript private road, before pulling to a stop in front of the Oberoi Amarvilas.
FIRST IMPRESSION AND ARRIVAL
Simply stunning. The driveway winds alongside part of the hotel before ending at a courtyard to one side of the hotel. The doorman pointed us up some wide steps, between two huge, carved elephants, and into a covered terrace.
The other side of the the terrace was a large courtyard, filled with square pools, each with a central fountain. Paths ran between the pools and, surrounding the courtyard, was a covered passageway, with small seating areas in each corner.
The entrance to the hotel building was to the right, and to get there we had to climb down a few steps into the courtyard then back up to the entrance. It struck me ...
