Guys! Wow, incredible. Two Fridays ago we enjoyed the best Olympic Games inaugural ceremony, the one that started this fantastic games in London!
Okay, I must admit it. I'm a complete fanatic of the country and of the city but they were pretty, if you watched them you can't deny me that fact.
I write this post to inform you and because a part of the ceremony fits my needs perfectly, but we'll talk about that later.
This ceremony was centered entirely around the English countryside, in the one the actors represented London's evolution along the pass of the years. From the countryside to the city, the evolution inside the city. The evolution of this impressive capitol city.
The thing is they made the most emblematic factors of the English culture to stand out, from the music (with the Beatles and so on) and with the actuation of Paul McCartney, the last one of them, as final part; society (with films that talk about it such as "Billy Elliot" and an act by teenagers), it's literature (with genius from J.K. Rowling up to many others), its innovations (with the inventor of the Internet "the three w" "The World Wide Web" named Tim Berners-Lee.
Loads of things, impossible to name them all.
Participation of important people: actors, the Queen herself, David Beckam (the football player)... An emblematic act, no doubt.
I enjoyed it so much and the Olympic Torch, (I can't find the correct name) reached the climax of the ceremony. Without doubt really original and pretty, when it got lighted it achieved its greatest splendor.
I leave you photos of the stadium, the Olympic Torch and a video, which is what I wanted to tell you about.
The homage part to the English literature was, without a doubt, important; as they count with most of the important writers all around the world.
I leave you this part of the act, I hope you like it. And I post it because for me, among my "job", was a very important fragment, meaningful. :)
I leave the link with the whole ceremony, I'm sorry not to be able to find the video with that part. I leave it, notice that the part on the English literature starts on the 12th line on the scroll. So sorry :T (It's Spanish but J.K. Rowling reads in English and there's not much talk... :) -.-)
Everything was... Magical.
I loved it, hope you did too.
And as my own homage to the Olympic Games... Instead of doing the post in only one color I'm doing it in all the colors of the hoops that represent the Olympics. :) As they are united I don't separate the colors in each paragraph, instead I unite them in the last words from the one before.
Greetings and enjoy the Olympic Games!
