GAYLES.TV.- There are information that seem to be brought to the hair on this page, at the outset you discard them because you are not sure that they are of interest to those who follow us, but for some reason you cannot get them out of your head and that is what finally encourages us to write about it and share it with you. And that is the case that concerns us today.
The question is that Colombia is revolutionized with the last cover of the magazine business center, a publication of those that they call "masculine" because supposedly they are directed to heterosexual men but that certainly does not only interest neither men nor heterosexuals. That said, we continue.
The cover star Isabel Lodoño and Ana Pacheco, two attractive women who are neither actresses nor models but who have posed embraced and naked in the same position as John Lennon and Yoko Ono adopted on the famous cover of the magazine Rolling Stone of 1980, a photograph of Annie Leibovitz in which Lennon embraces his woman in a fetal position that went around the world.
But who are these two women who embrace naked and why so much fuss? Both are linked to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the famous FARC - , Isabel Lodoño is a former guerrilla of the formation and Ana Pacheco was in its day one of the detectives of the Administrative Department of Security whose mission was precisely to persecute the members of the FARC.
The people in charge of the magazine assure that they have wanted to pay homage to the reconciliation and to the famous cover of John and Yoko. Under the title "La Paz according to SOHO" A report will be published of which only the cover has been advanced on social networks but which has already generated a great social controversy. There are those who believe that the moment is very delicate since a peace process has been opened between the Government of Colombia and the FARC. There are well-founded hopes that, before the end of the year, a truce will be reached that would allow the preparation of a final pacification agreement that would end years and years of violence and internal strife. That is why the initiative seems somewhat frivolous to them, but the photographic editor of the publication, Alejandra Quintero, in statements to the magazine Week, has defended the freshness and daring of the cover ensuring that in the sessions "There was a very good relationship" between the two women protagonists.
Be that as it may, it is clear that it is a groundbreaking initiative that, in a way, puts violence and discord before love without borders or barriers of ideology, gender or sexual orientation.
Bravo for SOHO and all our support for Colombia and its pacification process.
Happy weekend!!
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