Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

Las mil y una noches - (1958) (Mexico)

 


Las mil y una noches - (1958) (Mexico)


Cast

Germán Valdés - Ven Aquí

María Antonieta Pons - Ven Acá

Óscar Pulido - Sultán Ali Pus

Martha Valdés - Soberana Sobeyra

Mapita Cortés - Yamirka

Marcelo Chávez

Manuel Valdés

Miguel Arenas - Sultán de Basora

Elena Julián

Ramón Valdés

Silvia Carrillo - Odalisca

Roberto Y. Palacios

Leticia Julián

Antonio Valdés


A Thousand and One Nights

Directed by Fernando Cortés

Written by María Luisa Algarra (dialogue), Josefina Vicens

Produced by Fernando de Fuentes, Gonzalo Elvira, Ramón Pereda

Starring Germán Valdés, María Antonieta Pons, Mapita Cortés

Cinematography Jack Draper

Edited by Carlos Savage

Music by Manuel Esperón

Release date

17 September 1958 (Mexico)

Running time 90 min

Country Mexico

Language Spanish


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxr3mb9BtMk


Tuesday, August 26, 2014

1001 Tacos Arabes

 al pastor at Al Tizoncito


Just returned from Mexico City DF where the street food scene was incredible.

The history of tacos al pastor (pork tacos cooked vertically on a spit, usually with a pineapple on top) is disputed but is said to come from Mexico City or Puebla or thereabouts, created by Lebanese immigrants bringing their shawarma skills with them.

The latest taco craze in the city are "tacos arabes" or Arabic tacos. Taco meat and fillings in pita bread.

At one amazing restaurant, Al Tizoncito on Tamaulipas 122 in Condesa, has them called "Sherezadas" after our herione. They also claim to be the birthplace of al pastor. Regardless, they serve up the best pastor I've ever had, on tortilla or Sherezada style.



A Nights related (and worthy) food story of shawarma turning into tacos turning back into shawarma?