Astorgas mother says son never had chance at fair trial
03:39 Minutosastorgas mother - theresa romero -- has been outspoken from the start. today was no different. misa maruyama caught up with romero on the courthouse steps ... where she came out swinging. nats - verdict just moments after the jury announced michael astorga is, indeed, a killer ... our cameras found astorgas mother, theresa romero. no tears, not even a quivering lip. we met her inside the courthouse ... where she was calm and collected. she says she expected the verdict - because her son never got a fair shot. because of new mexicos finances, we couldnt get a change of venue and got stuck in bernalillo county where everyone has heard this sob story for four years. we asked about this tearful closing argument by district attorney kari brandenburg. "im so sorry....but this shows you the value of all human life. and he says, i have blood on my hands and i went to wash it off and i didnt want to because it was jim, and i wasnt ready to say goodbye." oh my god, someone must have put onions under her eyes because she has about as much compassion as, mm. i dont see much compassion from the woman. about two weeks ago ... a guard says romero delivered some heated words about the da in the courthouse saying quote ""i want to get my hands on her" romeros also accused of laughing while watching the trial. number one i was not laughing. number two, the judge reprimanded me because there was a news reporter who i needed to be corrected. she says one more thing needs to be ...
Hidden treasures - Emanuele dAstorga - Stabat Mater (c. 1707) - "O quam tristis"
03:36 MinutosHistory (based on materials from Robert Kings booklet essay and the Grove Dictionary of Music): Before musicologist Hans Volkmanns intervention, Emanuele dAstorgas (1680-1757) life and work, despite running parallel to those of Bach and Handel, virtually remained for almost one and a half centuries after his death under the creative license of romantics. The few certain facts of his life story are, indeed, unusually novelistic - a tyrannical father who seemingly led the young man to a nomadic, adventurous way of life; a patchy compositional history of striking musical interest; a curious reclusion from his family in the final quarter of his life. Other than his great number of chamber cantatas, few of Astrogas works survive or have achieved any kind of renown in recent times. The sole exception is the work in question: a setting of the "Stabat mater" for solo voices, chorus, strings and continuo. Volkmann has suggested that the work was written in 1707--8 on purely stylistic grounds, though no performances are known before the middle of the century. Its first known performance outside the liturgy took place in Oxford where it was featured in the musical entertainments of the Academy of Ancient Music in 1753. From then on, the piece enjoyed great popularity, attaining a cult following by the beginning of the 19th century which prompted numerous novels, dramas and epics. Composer Johann Abert went as far as writing in 1866 an opera in which Astorga becomes deranged ...
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04:47 MinutosDia 14/10/2007..
Date set for Astorga murder trial
02:09 Minutosthe man accused of shooting and killing a bernalillo county sheriffs deputy back in 2006 finally has a trial date set. and it will be-- next month. austin reed just got out of district court where a judge made the ruling. hes live with our top story. austin? the district attorneys office asked the judge for a 60 day delay to start the trial. they say that would have given them more time to investigate an alibi for michael astorga, which according to them, wasnt raised until only three weeks ago... but-- judge neil candelaria-- has denied the das request. he says it wont damage their case, and by now, they should be entirely prepared. now all along, astorgas laywer has claimed his client was at home during that night in 2006-- when bernalillo county sheriffs deputy-- james mcgrane-- was shot and killed during a traffic stop in tijeras. the da had been waiting on things like phone and a- tm records from astorga and witnesses-- on his minute thumbnail 12:01 pm alibi. despite the judges decision, the da says theyre still ready for trial...as is-- michael astorga. i mean we are really ready to go, we do have these two witnesses that we have to contend with, but they contradict all of the other witnesses there are three tragedies in this case, it was a good deputy with a good family who died, and they accused an innocent man, and then harassed the hell out of witness and witness, and it took, and it has taken all these years for people to step forward, so if i get a ...
John Duddy knocks Juan Astorga out in 1st Round.
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Daniel Jacobs vs Juan Astorga-Bootleg!!
04:28 MinutosDanny Jacobs vs Juan Astorga MSG May 22, 2010
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Gitanos de León : José Aleluya de Astorga " Caminando , Caminando "
02:32 MinutosGitanos de León presenta a : José Aleluya de Astorga que nos interpreta una composición propia titulada " Caminando , Caminando " , tema dedicado a los peregrinos que van haciendo el Camino de Santiago
Palacio Episcopal de Astorga
01:07 Minutoswww.artehistoria.com Antoni Gaudí recibió el encargo de construir el Palacio Episcopal de Astorga, puesto que el anterior edificio había sido destruido a causa de un incendio en 1886. En 1889 se coloca la primera piedra y dan comienzo oficialmente a las obras. El conjunto tiene planta de cruz griega, rematada en los brazos con torres cubiertas por conos de pizarra negra. El aspecto exterior es espectacular, mostrando un castillo con aire de encantamiento. En la actualidad, el Palacio, uno de los monumentos más importantes de la Ruta Jacobea, es la sede del Museo de los Caminos.
