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marillion: 'Marillion' is a progressive music band that appeared in England in 1979. The name is an apheresis from Quenta Silmarillion (in the Quenya idiolanguage "History of the Silmarils"), a collection of stories by writer and philologist John Ronald Reuel Tolkien about the Silmarils jewels.
los abuelos de la nada: 'Los abuelos de la nada' are a music band from Argentina with different formations since 1967 that began making a psychedelic pop. Its founder Miguel Ángel Peralta had a very extravagant look and when he visited the Fermata studios he caught the attention of music producer Ben Molar who asked him if he had a band. Peralta lied yes, and when he asked for the name for some reason he remembered one of the elaborate insults of the novel The Banquet of Severo Arcángelo (Leopoldo Marechal, 1965) and told him "The grandparents of nothing". He got a date to record, so he immediately went out to recruit street musicians and took his pseudonym Miguel Abuelo.
ayer: 1º_ Day immediately prior to today. See tomorrow ("day after today"), "before yesterday" ("day before yesterday"), "day after tomorrow", "day after tomorrow". 2º_ By the previous one, it is said of the past tense, and is usually used as the locution "yesterday".
antier: It is a syncopation of the day before yesterday ("the day before yesterday").
anteayer: It is a contraction of the locution "before yesterday" ("the day before yesterday").
pasado mañana: Locution that refers to the day after tomorrow. See past (as an adjective), "before yesterday".
antes de ayer: Locution that refers to the day immediately before yesterday. See before ("previous, previous"), "the day after tomorrow".
mañana: 1º_ Daily period of time between dawn and noon or lunch. In some cases it includes the early morning, but it is when the first hours of the day are mentioned in "12 hours" format, to make a difference with those of the afternoon or evening (until "12 at night"). See . m . , p . m . . 2º_ The day after today. See yesterday ("day before today"), "before yesterday" ("day before yesterday"), "the day after tomorrow", "the day after tomorrow". 3º_ By the previous one, it is said of the future tense, and it is used a lot as the locution "tomorrow".
ayer: 1º_ Day immediately prior to today. See tomorrow ("day after today"), "before yesterday" ("day before yesterday"), "day after tomorrow", "day after tomorrow". 2º_ By the previous one, it is said of the past tense, and is usually used as the locution "yesterday".
hiposensible: That has low sensitivity or response to stimuli, to the presence of antigenic substances. It is formed by the prefix hipo- ("low") the Latin sensibile, bilis ("sensitive, perceptible"). See hypersensitive.
hipersensible: It has a greater sensitivity or response to stimuli, to the presence of antigenic substances. It is formed by the prefix hyper- ("greater, high") the Latin sensibile, bile ("sensitive, perceptible"). See hyposensitive.
plural: Multiple , in number greater than one . From Latin pluralis, e ("plural").
singular: Unique , in number of one. From Latin singularis, e ("singular").
posoperatorio: Period after a surgical operation, treatment, control and care necessary for the recovery of the patient. See prefix pos- .
preoperatorio: Period prior to a surgical operation, treatment, control and care necessary for the intervention of the patient. See prefix pre- .
saboyardo: Gentilicio de Saboya ( France ) . See also Savoyard.
saboyano: Gentilicio de Saboyá ( Colombia ) . See also savoyard .
turdetano: Gentilicio de la Turdetania ("old Iberian region").
alpujarreño: Gentilicio de la Alpujarra (region of Spain) and what is related to it.
mexicano: Gentilicio de México, relative to the country, its people and its culture.