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Why have lupita and salvador given up on their childhood dreams of being a teacher and a charro?
Lupita and Salvador have given up on their childhood dreams due to the harsh realities of life and the pressures of their responsibilities. Financial constraints and the need to support their families have forced them to prioritize immediate survival over their aspirations. The challenges they face in their environment have led them to believe that pursuing these dreams is no longer feasible. Ultimately, their dreams have been overshadowed by the demands of adulthood and the pursuit of stability.
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What were Salvador Dali's works about?
His dreams.
What did Salvador Dali paint?
His dreams or dreamlike pictures.
What were Elvis Presley's childhood dreams?
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What actors and actresses appeared in Believe in My Childhood Dreams - 2010?
The cast of Believe in My Childhood Dreams - 2010 includes: Alyce Bennett Joel Hedrick
What did surrealist artists such as Salvador Dali depict their dreams with?
clarity and detail
What is the main point in Salvador Dali's painting 'Sleep'?
To portray the world of dreams.
What can my past tell you about my future my childhood or childhood dreams my childhood dream was to be in my own business. is this true and how long do I have to wait for this dream to come true.?
== == b: your dreams will come true if you want them to but you have to work hard at it. i want to be a singer so i am trying very hard to make my dreams come true i am 11 years old and have big dreams.
How is surrealism created?
By depicting imaginary dreams or visions. Note the works of Salvador Dali
What were Thomas Jefferson's childhood dreams?
Thomas Jefferson's childhood dream was to become a politician and someday have a part in the government.
How do you say in french language childhood dreams?
des rêves d'enfance
Why is Salvador Dali considered a surrealist?
He painted dreams or dream-like pictures, which is one type of Surrealism.
My English teacher says Lee rhymes with Dreams is she right?
no
