Revista Viva January 26, 2003

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Discover the captivating January 2003 edition of Revista Viva, featuring a wealth of fascinating articles. Delve into the inspiring stories of transplant recipients and donors, showcasing the theme 'Donar Vida' (Donate Life) with contributions from notable authors. Explore environmental control measures in your community while enjoying insightful commentary by Rosa Montero. Meet the talented Hernan Lorenzo, who designs extraordinary spatial habitats, and be enchanted by the life of Cecilia Milone, a prominent actress. Lastly, enjoy iconic comics and reflections on Hollywood's villains by Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper.

The January 2003 edition of Revista Viva envelops readers in a world of thought-provoking themes and intriguing narratives. With a particular focus on the theme 'Donar Vida' (Donate Life), this issue highlights the touching accounts of individuals such as Cintia Nuncio and Jorge and Mabel Mire, who have dedicated their lives to giving hope through organ donation. Oscar Luccini and Alejandro Viera also share their stories, inviting all to consider the profound impact of such selfless acts. Underpinning these poignant stories are practical insights about environmental pest control, brilliantly articulated by Rosa Montero, who draws parallels that challenge our perceptions. Moreover, this edition introduces Hernan Lorenzo, an Argentine visionary with a penchant for designing spatial habitats that stretch the imagination. We also meet Cecilia Milone, who represents a rich heritage in her artistic pursuits. Through her interview, readers gain an intimate glimpse of her journey, aspirations, and the vibrant spirit she embodies. For lighthearted entertainment, this issue includes the clever and quirky comic strip 'Inodoro Pereyra' by Fontanarrosa, alongside the cheeky laments of Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper regarding the entertainment industry’s notorious figures. This is not just a magazine; it is a tapestry of stories that inspire and entertain.

Usage ideas This magazine can serve as an engaging read for those interested in personal stories about organ donation and environmental awareness. It's perfect for students studying social issues or individuals looking for inspiration from real-life heroes. Collectors of vintage magazines will appreciate the historical context and art. Additionally, it makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates heartfelt human interest stories or Argentine culture.

Frequently asked questions
What is the main theme of this issue?: The main theme is 'Donar Vida' (Donate Life), focusing on personal stories related to organ donation.
Who are some featured contributors?: Featured contributors include Cintia Nuncio, Jorge and Mabel Mire, and Oscar Luccini, among others.
Is this magazine in good condition?: The magazine is described as used, reflecting its charm and classic appeal.
What kind of content can I expect?: Expect a mix of personal stories, environmental topics, and entertaining comic strips.
Can this magazine be a good gift?: Absolutely! It is perfect for anyone interested in human-interest stories or Argentine culture.

- Condition: Used
- Origin: Argentina
- Format: Physical
- Publisher: Clarín
- Title: Donar la vida
- Publication Year: 2003
- Name: Viva
- Publication Month: January
- Genre: General Interest

Vendor listing title: Revista Viva 26 Enero 2003 Oscar Grillo Cecilia Milone