El primer amor del principe real

by Serg · Published January 15, 2022 · Updated January 15, 2022

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Como Anne Wilson Schaef, pienso que soñar es prolongar la realidad más allá de los límites del presente. Soñar es no quedar atrapado por lo meramente posible.

Mi Primer Amor (feat. Ax'l El Principe) – Single

-Que puedo decirte pulga- levanta las manos- ahora soy el sueño erótico de muchas chicas- ay por dios, es un egocéntrico. Por un momento, recuerdo la sonrisa del príncipe cuando me dijo que todas las chicas estaban locas por él.

Ha estado enamorada de él desde cuarto de primaria. Él era nuevo y muy tímido. Nadie se le acercaba, yo tomé la iniciativa y me fui a hablarle. Se juntó conmigo siempre que podía y luego se hizo amigo de Giuliana. Con el paso del tiempo, ella empezó a sentir cosas por él. Intentaba animarla para que se le declarara, pero ella tenía miedo de que la rechazara.

-Pulga, basta- se ríe y me pone el brazo en el hombro acercándome más hacia él- aún sigo siendo amoroso- me abraza fuertemente- pero, solo con la gente que quiero- siento un beso en la mejilla-. Extrañaba a mi pequeña Elizabeth.

A much larger group were the ambassadors, chiefly Moroccans, who paused in Spanish cities or ports on their way to or from their destinations in other countries. And more still were North African envoys or delegates, most of whom were sent by their sovereigns to purchase specific merchandise.

Some of these ambassadors, envoys, and captains in transit became involved in incidents that, while not really serious, illustrate the nature of Hispano-Moroccan relations. We will understand the cases better if we remember our discussion from

Spaniards realized what was happening, but usually preferred to pay the price so as to continue enjoying the privileges that the sultan granted them in Morocco. The incidents I have identified are largely similar and can be said to follow the same pattern.

Only one figure really interests us here: Muhammad Ibn Utman, who led missions to Spain in 1780 and 1791–1792. But we also consider Muhammad al-Dalimi, sent in 1792 by Mulay Hisam while he was contesting the throne of Sultan Muley Yazid, and Vasif Effendi, who arrived in 1787. Other envoys, as mentioned above, merely stopped in Spain in the course of their travels to various European countries or the Ottoman Levant.