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POR DIOOOSSSSSSSS
MIREN LAS MASCOSTAS DE LOS JUEGOS
Y su "descripcion"
Phevos and Athena are brother and sister and the official ATHENS 2004 Mascots. Their creation was inspired by an ancient Greek doll and their names are linked to ancient Greece. And yet the two siblings are children of modern times.
The names of two Olympian gods: Phevos, name of the Olympian god of light and music, known as Apollo. Athena, goddess of wisdom and patron of the city of Athens.
In this way, Phevos and Athena represent the link between Greek history and the modern Olympic Games.
Phevos and Athena represent the values of Olympism: participation, brotherhood, equality, cooperation, fair play.
Athena and Phevos are two dolls. They remind us of the pleasure of indulging in games; they highlight that the value of participation is higher than that of victory.
At the same time, they are brother and sister, a boy and a girl, symbols of equality and brotherhood around the world. Above all, the two children showcase the everlasting Greek value of human scale and remind us that humanity was, is and will remain at the heart of the Olympic Games.
Estan muy fumados los griegos...
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SAMUEL2904
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Editada para no robar la thread del guru de las apuestas.
Aca esta el link a lo escrito
Por cierto, esperanzas aztecas, yo creo en...:
1. ANITA GABRIELA GUEVARA (Creo que se repondra de los dos segundos lugares que ha obtenido).
2. IRIDIA SALAZAR. (Tae kwan do)
3. VICTOR ESTRADA. (Tae kwan do)
4. FERNANDO PLATAS. (Clavados)
5. BELEM GUERRERO. (Ciclismo)
6. SELECCION FEMENINA DE FUTBOL.
7. SELECCION MASCULINA DE FUTBOL. naaaaa
Last edited by SAMUEL2904 on 10-08-2004 at 09:23
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Creo que esta informacion puede ser interesante...
La relación de medallas de Latinoamérica en cada edición de los Juegos Olímpicos es la siguiente:
- París 1900:
Cuba (1 oro y 1 plata)
México (1 bronce)
- San Luis 1904:
Cuba (4 oro, 2 plata y 3 bronce)
- París 1924:
Argentina (1 oro, 3 plata y 2 bronce)
Uruguay (1 oro)
- Amsterdam 1928:
Argentina (3 oro, 3 plata y 1 bronce)
Uruguay (1 oro)
- Los Angeles 1932:
Argentina (3 oro, 1 plata)
México (2 plata)
Uruguay (1 bronce)
- Berlín 1936:
Argentina (2 oro, 2 plata y 3 bronce)
México (3 bronce)
- Londres 1948:
Argentina (3 oro, 3 plata y 1 bronce)
México (2 oro, 1 plata y 2 bronce)
Perú (1 oro)
Uruguay (1 plata y 1 bronce)
- Helsinki 1952:
Argentina (1 oro, 2 plata y 2 bronce)
Brasil (1 oro)
Chile (2 plata
- Melbourne 1956:
México (1 oro y 1 bronce)
Brasil (1 oro)
Chile (2 plata y 2 bronce)
Argentina (1 plata y 1 bronce)
Uruguay (1 bronce)
- Roma 1960:
Argentina (1 plata y 1 bronce)
Brasil (2 bronce)
México (1 bronce)
Venezuela (1 bronce)
- Tokio 1964:
Argentina (1 plata)
Cuba (1 plata)
Brasil (1 bronce)
Uruguay (1 bronce)
- México 1968:
México (3 oro, 3 plata y 3 bronce)
Venezuela (1 oro y 4 plata)
Cuba (1 plata y 2 bronce)
Argentina (2 bronce)
- Múnich 1972:
Cuba (3 oro, 1 plata y 4 bronce)
Colombia (1 plata y 2 bronce)
Argentina (1 plata)
México (1 plata)
Brasil (2 bronce)
- Montreal 1976:
Cuba (6 oro, 4 plata y 3 bronce)
México (1 oro y 1 bronce)
Venezuela (1 plata)
Brasil (2 bronce)
Puerto Rico (1 bronce)
- Moscú 1980:
Cuba (8 oro, 7 plata y 5 bronce)
Brasil (2 oro y 2 bronce)
México (1 plata y 3 bronce)
Venezuela (1 plata)
- Los Angeles 1984:
México (2 oro, 3 plata y 1 bronce)
Brasil (1 oro, 5 plata y 2 bronce)
Puerto Rico (1 plata y 1 bronce)
Colombia (1 plata)
Perú (1 plata)
Venezuela (3 bronce)
República Dominicana (1 bronce)
- Seúl 1988:
Brasil (1 oro, 2 plata y 3 bronce)
Argentina (1 plata y 1 bronce)
Chile (1 plata)
Costa Rica (1 plata)
México (2 bronce)
Colombia (1 bronce)
- Barcelona 1992:
Cuba (14 oro, 6 plata y 11 bronce)
Brasil (2 oro y 1 plata)
Perú (1 plata)
México (1 plata)
Puerto Rico (1 bronce)
Colombia (1 bronce)
Argentina (1 bronce)
- Atlanta 1996:
Cuba (9 oro, 8 plata y 8 bronce)
Brasil (3 oro, 3 plata y 9 bronce)
Costa Rica (1 oro)
Ecuador (1 oro)
Argentina (2 plata y 1 bronce)
México (1 bronce)
Puerto Rico (1 bronce)
- Sydney 2000:
Cuba (11 oro, 11 plata y 7 bronce)
México (1 oro, 2 plata y 3 bronce)
Colombia (1 oro)
Brasil (6 plata y 6 bronce)
Argentina (2 plata y 2 bronce)
Uruguay (1 plata)
Costa Rica (2 bronce)
Chile (1 bronce).
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