Trtatamiento de Aguas Residuales

El guerrero Valeros confía en su espada y en sus amigos —la misteriosa hechicera Seoni, la ingeniosa pícara elfa Merisiel, el poderoso mago Ezren, el experto explorador enano Harsk y la valiente sacerdotisa Kyra—, pero nada puede prepararlo para los peligros que los acechan. Las dispersas tribus goblin de Varisia están unificándose de formas que nadie ha visto antes. ¡En el corazón de esta extraña evolución hay una antigua fuerza maligna buscando establecerse de nuevo en el mundo de Golarion!

Una fiesta surrealista a la que acude el Todo París es el marco ideal para que los aspirantes a artistas, sobre todo si vienen de un país exótico, consigan financiación para sus proyectos. Buñuel y Dalí han llamado la atención, y provocado el escándalo, con su película "Un perro andaluz" y buscan mecenas para la siguiente, "La Edad de oro". En un periodo de entreguerras, con la crisis llamando a la puerta, Francia es un avispero y la pareja, Buñuel y Dalí, son como Yogui y Bubú, los osos que agitan la colmena.

“I've been called a minimalist composer for more than 30 years, and while I've never really agreed with the description, I've gotten used to it.” ―Philip Glass

Philip Glass's serious work in the field of "world music" was recognized long before the term entered the popular vocabulary. One of the most fruitful collaborations was the Aguas da Amazonia, performed by the Brazilian ensemble Uakti (pronounced wah-keh-chee). Aguas de Amazona is an aural journey through the waters of the Amazon, manifesting itself in nine riverlike tunes that splash, wend, trickle, and gush toward the fantastical climax, "Metamorphosis." Over the last twenty years, the award winning experimental group Uakti has weaved a chordal interplay of strings, woodwinds, and homemade percussion pieces that create complex and exotic contrapuntal melodies evoking both wind chimes and dancing water. Fittingly, the group takes its name from a mythic Amazonian creature who, as legend tells, was an enormous entity with holes running through its body, and as it would run through the forest, the wind would pass through its orifices, creating a magically beautiful music. Like the legendary creature, Uakti makes unbelievable sounds. The magic of their music starts with the construction of their own exotic instruments using everyday materials: pipe, glasses, metal, rocks, rubber, and ever water.