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Michael invita da una fiesta para niños en Neverland *Incluye fotos*
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En esta foto se parece al video donde canta "Elizabeth I love you!"Xtarlight y Mpenziwe dijo:
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Es verdad, Nelson Argentina
Betty, es verdad que puede "picarnos" un poco que haya dejado entrar a la prensa. A mí me picaría si no hubiera pasado nada más, pero me parece que Raimone ha hecho un trabajo maravilloso al señalar que esto se hace cada dos por tres, o al menos todos los años antes de Navidad.
Osea, yo no lo veo como "mirar que bueno soy con los niños ahora que van a mandarme a juicio". Yo lo veo como "mirar que bueno soy con los niños siempre, aunque no lo veáis". (O no les dé la gana verlo...)
Es verdad, Nelson Argentina
Betty, es verdad que puede "picarnos" un poco que haya dejado entrar a la prensa. A mí me picaría si no hubiera pasado nada más, pero me parece que Raimone ha hecho un trabajo maravilloso al señalar que esto se hace cada dos por tres, o al menos todos los años antes de Navidad.
Osea, yo no lo veo como "mirar que bueno soy con los niños ahora que van a mandarme a juicio". Yo lo veo como "mirar que bueno soy con los niños siempre, aunque no lo veáis". (O no les dé la gana verlo...)
Re: Michael invita a gente a una fiesta en Neverland
a i tpco me ha gustado q dejara entrar a la prensa,xq con lo bien q se portan con el siempre.... pero sus razones tendrá,asi q tpco lo critico.
estoy superfeliz de q MJ haya echo esta fiesta,como laguien dijo x ahi arriba,los niños le dan la vida!!!! creo q lo necesitaba :uee: da gusto verlo tan feliz!!!!
es cierto q se ve muy delgadito espero q se cuide un poco + y coma mas!!!
muchiiisimas gracias x las fotos!!!!!:muac:
a i tpco me ha gustado q dejara entrar a la prensa,xq con lo bien q se portan con el siempre....
pero sus razones tendrá,asi q tpco lo critico.sastobizilagun dijo:
estoy superfeliz de q MJ haya echo esta fiesta,como laguien dijo x ahi arriba,los niños le dan la vida!!!! creo q lo necesitaba :uee: da gusto verlo tan feliz!!!!
es cierto q se ve muy delgadito
espero q se cuide un poco + y coma mas!!! muchiiisimas gracias x las fotos!!!!!:muac:
Alita
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Que fuerte es despertarse, encender la pc, conectarse y encontrar esto Que gusto me ha dado ver las fotos de los niños y Michael sonriendo, que gusto saber que 200 chiquitines han pasado un momento que nunca olvidarán en sus vidas, que gusto que Michael siga ayudando a la niñez como siempre lo ha hecho y que nunca deje se sorprendernos... que gusto me da verlo sonreir
:amores: No me importa si hubo o no prensa adentro, no me importa que la gente piense lo que quiera pensar, no me importa si algunos dicen que ha sido mala idea, lo que me importa es saber que esos niños han pasado un momento tan inolvidable que dificilmente lo olvidarán, que Michael les ha dado unas horas de alegria y han entrado a un lugar que parece sacado de un cuento de hadas, lo que me importa es saber que Michael sigue siendo Michael no importando nada.
Muchas gracias por las fotos y por toda la información y gracias a Michael por ser como es
P.D. El expreso Polar en el cine de neverland :mareao: :amores: :tamuymal: :enamorado :heart: :tofeliz: :baila:
MJTron
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mmm normal es q este flaco como siempre lo ha estado en todas sus eras...sayan dijo:
despues de la era invincible es q mike tiene esa panza,...
ese corte de pelo... esa sonrisa, ese peso, mmm me huele q algo esta cocinando por ahi...
y mike sabe q tiene q estar en forma para que sus pasos se vean mas fluidos como antes... su estilo de baile se nota mejor en personas flacas.
y me parece fenomenal lo de la fiesta, esos niños debieron estar encantados al igual q mike.. felicidad para el, para ellos y para nosotros...
totalmente de acuerdo con MJTron, además no es cierto que esté + delgado q en Thriller. yo lo veo muy bien, lo único eso sí que lo veo muy blanco y pálido
que ilusion!!! que no salen videos? Michael esta fenomenl esta delgado porque quiere
DeNévoLa
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Oooo Diosssssss!!!!!!! Me he emocinaooooooooo :llorando: :llorando: :llorando: Que bello :dime:
Es normal que esté delgado, seguro que son los nervios En las vistas se veía igual de delgado gente :mmm:
Igual también ensaya algunos pasos, por eso se queda chupao
A mi la prensa me la pela!!! :urule:
Es normal que esté delgado, seguro que son los nervios
En las vistas se veía igual de delgado gente :mmm: Igual también ensaya algunos pasos, por eso se queda chupao
A mi la prensa me la pela!!! :urule:
Un pequeño video de la noticia en yousendit:
http://s16.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=D34BD47356E815C1185404621A56208F
http://s16.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=D34BD47356E815C1185404621A56208F
DownloadingXtarlight y Mpenziwe dijo:
Gracias
Una noticia del evento que incluye declaraciones de los asistentes a la fiesta:
Jackson hosts 200 children at Neverland
12/18/04
By DAWN HOBBS
'I LOVE YOU,' HE TELLS THEM
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
PARTY: Kids, parents enjoy carnival rides at star's estate
Michael Jackson opened the gates of Neverland Valley Ranch on Friday to about 200 children and parents who erupted in screams and applause when the star emerged from his home.
Dressed in a black-and-white suit and with a black umbrella in hand, Mr. Jackson stood on a cobblestone bridge next to a pond with flamingos and swans, smiling and waving to children whose parents hoisted them above dozens of cameras and boom mikes to glimpse the entertainer.
"Welcome to Neverland!" Mr. Jackson said. "I just wanted to take a moment to say hello. . . . There is a lot for you to see and do, so have fun! . . . I and my family are wishing you a very merry Christmas and a wonderful happy new year. God bless you. I love you all."
When several children yelled, "We love you Michael," he responded, "I love you more! Happy holidays!"
And just as suddenly, he hopped into a limousine that whisked him to a waiting helicopter at the other side of the sprawling Los Olivos estate, leaving the children and parents to an afternoon of unlimited carnival rides, candy and screenings of "The Polar Express."
The holiday visit came as Mr. Jackson's defense lawyers prepare for hearings next week in advance of a child molestation trial against him; the trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 31. Mr. Jackson has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The allegations didn't seem to be on the minds of the visiting children or parents, who could barely contain their excitement about the encounter with the entertainer or their wonder at his estate, complete with a zoo, video arcade, teepee village and train.
"I was so excited I was almost gonna cry," said Ahyana Jackson, 10, who came with a group from St. Timothy's Day School in Compton. "I thought it wasn't really him, but then he got closer and I couldn't believe it."
Asked by dozens of media crews whether the timing of the event had anything to do with the hearings or trial, Mr. Jackson's publicist Raymone Baine said there was no connection.
"There are thousands of organizations who write to his event staff all year around to schedule in a date for when Neverland is available," Ms. Baine said. "There's been typically two to three events per month here for the last 10 years. Since this was the last scheduled visit prior to the holidays, (Mr. Jackson) decided he would come out to see everyone. . . . Today meant a lot to him."
However, inviting the media, including Geraldo Rivera, to such visits is rare.
The prosecutors who filed the criminal charges against Mr. Jackson have argued he built Neverland as a way to entice children. But his lawyers have called the accusations ridiculous and counter their client created the fairy-tale setting to offer fun times to disadvantaged and sick children. They point to the millennium issue of the "Guinness Book of Records," which names Mr. Jackson as the pop star who supports the most charity organizations, and they rattle off a list of children's groups to which he's contributed millions.
The day began about noon Friday with the black-and-gold gates of Neverland opening to dozens of media crews, who were given a train ride past a pasture with a camel, elephants and llamas to the bridge that leads to the entertainer's home and guesthouse.
"Peter Pan" music wafted through the air, amplified from speakers hidden in trees, as the pond fountains roared in the background and gold and amber leaves, blown about by the valley wind, swirled around bronze statues of playing children.
A loud "choo-choo" announced the arrival of the train that chugged down the tracks, bringing in three busloads of children who were greeted by Santa Claus, candy canes and bags of buttered popcorn. The guests mostly came from church groups from East Los Angeles, Compton and other inner-city areas of Los Angeles.
"I think this is just wonderful," said Lillian Tolbert, a staff member of the Santa Barbara County Special Education group.
"It's inspiring for the children who would never even imagine being able to come to a place like this," she said. "They have the freedom here to be who they are and to express themselves."
Paris Mathis, Ms. Tolbert's teenage daughter, expanded on her mother's thoughts. "This is an inspiration to learn more, to strive for more. By seeing this, it shows them their dreams can be never-ending and that they can achieve their goals."
After lunch, the children and parents jumped on a variety of carnival rides, ranging from the gentle motion of the Ferris wheel and merry-go-round to the whiplash of the Octopus and upside down jolts of the Zig-Zag.
"This is so fun -- Michael's got all these rides out here and he let's us go on them for free," said Jason Bullaid, 9. "My favorite is the Octopus!"
Reaching into a cart of shaved ice to create his own snow cone, Brett Sparks, 13, said: "I'm so excited. This is so great. I'm just so happy to be here. I never would have thought this could happen."
[Santa Barbara News Press]
Jackson hosts 200 children at Neverland
12/18/04
By DAWN HOBBS
'I LOVE YOU,' HE TELLS THEM
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
PARTY: Kids, parents enjoy carnival rides at star's estate
Michael Jackson opened the gates of Neverland Valley Ranch on Friday to about 200 children and parents who erupted in screams and applause when the star emerged from his home.
Dressed in a black-and-white suit and with a black umbrella in hand, Mr. Jackson stood on a cobblestone bridge next to a pond with flamingos and swans, smiling and waving to children whose parents hoisted them above dozens of cameras and boom mikes to glimpse the entertainer.
"Welcome to Neverland!" Mr. Jackson said. "I just wanted to take a moment to say hello. . . . There is a lot for you to see and do, so have fun! . . . I and my family are wishing you a very merry Christmas and a wonderful happy new year. God bless you. I love you all."
When several children yelled, "We love you Michael," he responded, "I love you more! Happy holidays!"
And just as suddenly, he hopped into a limousine that whisked him to a waiting helicopter at the other side of the sprawling Los Olivos estate, leaving the children and parents to an afternoon of unlimited carnival rides, candy and screenings of "The Polar Express."
The holiday visit came as Mr. Jackson's defense lawyers prepare for hearings next week in advance of a child molestation trial against him; the trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 31. Mr. Jackson has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The allegations didn't seem to be on the minds of the visiting children or parents, who could barely contain their excitement about the encounter with the entertainer or their wonder at his estate, complete with a zoo, video arcade, teepee village and train.
"I was so excited I was almost gonna cry," said Ahyana Jackson, 10, who came with a group from St. Timothy's Day School in Compton. "I thought it wasn't really him, but then he got closer and I couldn't believe it."
Asked by dozens of media crews whether the timing of the event had anything to do with the hearings or trial, Mr. Jackson's publicist Raymone Baine said there was no connection.
"There are thousands of organizations who write to his event staff all year around to schedule in a date for when Neverland is available," Ms. Baine said. "There's been typically two to three events per month here for the last 10 years. Since this was the last scheduled visit prior to the holidays, (Mr. Jackson) decided he would come out to see everyone. . . . Today meant a lot to him."
However, inviting the media, including Geraldo Rivera, to such visits is rare.
The prosecutors who filed the criminal charges against Mr. Jackson have argued he built Neverland as a way to entice children. But his lawyers have called the accusations ridiculous and counter their client created the fairy-tale setting to offer fun times to disadvantaged and sick children. They point to the millennium issue of the "Guinness Book of Records," which names Mr. Jackson as the pop star who supports the most charity organizations, and they rattle off a list of children's groups to which he's contributed millions.
The day began about noon Friday with the black-and-gold gates of Neverland opening to dozens of media crews, who were given a train ride past a pasture with a camel, elephants and llamas to the bridge that leads to the entertainer's home and guesthouse.
"Peter Pan" music wafted through the air, amplified from speakers hidden in trees, as the pond fountains roared in the background and gold and amber leaves, blown about by the valley wind, swirled around bronze statues of playing children.
A loud "choo-choo" announced the arrival of the train that chugged down the tracks, bringing in three busloads of children who were greeted by Santa Claus, candy canes and bags of buttered popcorn. The guests mostly came from church groups from East Los Angeles, Compton and other inner-city areas of Los Angeles.
"I think this is just wonderful," said Lillian Tolbert, a staff member of the Santa Barbara County Special Education group.
"It's inspiring for the children who would never even imagine being able to come to a place like this," she said. "They have the freedom here to be who they are and to express themselves."
Paris Mathis, Ms. Tolbert's teenage daughter, expanded on her mother's thoughts. "This is an inspiration to learn more, to strive for more. By seeing this, it shows them their dreams can be never-ending and that they can achieve their goals."
After lunch, the children and parents jumped on a variety of carnival rides, ranging from the gentle motion of the Ferris wheel and merry-go-round to the whiplash of the Octopus and upside down jolts of the Zig-Zag.
"This is so fun -- Michael's got all these rides out here and he let's us go on them for free," said Jason Bullaid, 9. "My favorite is the Octopus!"
Reaching into a cart of shaved ice to create his own snow cone, Brett Sparks, 13, said: "I'm so excited. This is so great. I'm just so happy to be here. I never would have thought this could happen."
[Santa Barbara News Press]
Pues No Es Por Nada Pero Michael Esta Bien Deseable, Delagado Pero Apetecible, Se Ve Que La Madurez Le Va Sentando Muy Bien, Me Encanta.
Jajaja, Perdon Si Hablo Como Desquiciada Demente, Pero Es Que M8ichael Esta Muy Atractivo
Bueno Con Respecto A La Fiesta Que Bueno Que La Hizo, Y Ojala Se Haya Divertido, Igual Los Chicos, Me Hubiera Gustado Ser Uno De Esos NiÑos Para Convivir Con El.
Jajaja, Perdon Si Hablo Como Desquiciada Demente, Pero Es Que M8ichael Esta Muy Atractivo
Bueno Con Respecto A La Fiesta Que Bueno Que La Hizo, Y Ojala Se Haya Divertido, Igual Los Chicos, Me Hubiera Gustado Ser Uno De Esos NiÑos Para Convivir Con El.