People familiar with football know that whenever the Argentine national team returns home on the World Cup, Argentine fans will always sing "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me" with tears in their eyes.
The sad lyrics and solemn melody are also the true reflection of the protagonist of the song, Mrs. Perón.
Madame Perón is known as the Mother of the Argentine Nation, and people affectionately call her "the rose that never fades". And her life is just like the lyrics of the lyrics, like the sun and the moon shining but bumpy and lonely.
Mrs. Perón
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Mrs. Perón, formerly known as Evita. Verón was born in 1919 to a rural family in Argentina.
Evita's mother was a tailor and her father was a farmer from another family.
Her mother bore the farmer 5 children without a name, and she naively thought that she would eventually wait for a complete family, but when Evita was still in her infancy, the farmer abandoned the woman and child.
Evita, who had not yet understood things, has since become an outcast illegitimate daughter.
Evita
In the process of Evita's growth, not only did she not have the company of her father's love, but even the basic food and clothing were lacking.
In childhood memories, only the mother's uninterrupted sewing machine sound and the merciless ridicule and insults of those around her. Whenever she was scolded as a "wild seed", her mother always hugged Evita, dried her tears, warmed her forehead with her chin, and said to her: "We face the insults and hostility of others, don't be afraid, either humble or unobtrusive, but also self-respecting."
The children of poor families have long been in charge, and the children of poor families have become stronger and braver after tasting the cold, warmth and hardships of the world early.
When Evita's father died, her mother took her five children to mourn and wanted them to see her father for the last time, only to be humiliated and thrown out.
This incident gave Evita a great touch. No matter what time in her life, she will never forget the family's disdainful eyes and sarcastic words.
So she secretly decided to be the "big man of Argentina"!
Later, Evita, who was rich and powerful, took this unforgettable experience out to inspire others, and she said:
Poor people always take their own suffering for granted, just as people can slowly get used to a poison; and I am an exception, I don't want to taste this poison!
So at the age of 15, Evita dropped out of school and left her hometown for Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina.
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Women who cross the class and make a difference have about two qualities - amazing beauty and means.
It just so happens that Evita has both of these things. Moreover, she also has more courage and courage to give up everything for the future.
At the age of 15, Evita performed in her hometown by a large city cabaret troupe.
Evita and one of the male singers climbed the friendship, listening to the male singer talk about the lights of the big city, the officials and nobles, she was very yearning. So, he committed himself to this male singer and eloped with him to the capital.
Not long after arriving in Buenos Aires, the male singer abandoned Evita.
In a distant place with no relatives, a young woman can only rely on her youth and beauty if she wants to survive.
So Evita became a dancer. In the dust field, she met many rich businessmen and high-ranking officials, these men were addicted to her beauty, and she relied on these men to make enough money and connections.
After a certain accumulation, Evita left the sound and color venue and turned to the entertainment industry. She has appeared frequently on magazine covers and in films.
On the screen, she always likes to play some queen roles, such as Queen Elizabeth of The United Kingdom, Russian Tsarist Catherine and so on. Before you realize your life dreams, it is also a good experience to interpret the queen life of others on stage.
In 1943, at the age of 25, Evita met Juan during a speech. Peron.
This man, who was 14 years older than himself, had a good career at that time. More importantly, he is intelligent, wise, and has the steadiness of a mature man and the broad mind of a politician who worries about the country and the people.
This fascinated Evita, who had lost her father's love since childhood, and also understood that this man could take himself out of the trap of class and realize his dream of being an "Argentine big man".
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Since ancient times, beautiful women with heroes. Who wouldn't love Evita, who has both a skin and a soul? Juan. Perón is naturally no exception.
Soon, there are various occasions when Perón appears, and Evita's company is always around. Since then, Madame Perón has appeared in the annals of Argentine history.
When Evita and Belon first met, they once said to Belon: "I am the most suitable woman for you, and my goodness will surprise you."
After the marriage, Perón truly realized the true meaning of this sentence.
When Veron ran for president, Evita canvassed for her husband's votes on her own radio programs, and quickly won the votes of the people at the bottom with her bitter cold origins, calling on all the poor to elect Perón as president and realize the transformation of the people at the bottom. When she assisted her husband in her campaign, she once said to the poor:
I was redeemed in Perón and hoped he could save Argentina as much as he saved me.
Juan. After Veron was imprisoned by the opposition, Evita encouraged her husband to stand strong while running around giving speeches. Reveal the history of the past and expose the scars and blood in your heart to everyone. Inspire the people at the bottom to unite to rescue Perón. Her speech was empathetic and provocative:
I have tasted your suffering; I have experienced your poverty. Perón will support the poor and love the poor. If not, how could he have loved me so much?
Evita, who revealed herself, was not ridiculed by the people at the bottom, but on the contrary, people sympathized with her and praised her, believing that this humiliating history was part of her achievements today, and an unavoidable choice for the people from the bottom.
At the same time, marches broke out across the country demanding the release of Perón. The authorities were pressured to compromise.
In 1946, Verón was elected president and Evita officially became the first lady of Argentina. She came from the bottom and did not forget the promise she made to the poor.
As first lady, she solved the basic survival problems for the poor - building houses, building hospitals, building schools and nursing homes, and valuing the welfare and rights of the underprivileged, the unemployed, single mothers and the elderly.
Because she came from a poor family, she knew better where the pain points of the poor were. In Argentina at that time, the president's wife was often seen shuttling between schools, hospitals and orphanages. She hoped that all the children in Argentina would not experience the embarrassment and helplessness of her childhood, and that all the people at the bottom of Argentina would be able to warm up and eat.
At the same time, in order to improve the international image of Argentina after World War II, Evita has visited Spain, Italy, France and other countries, with her dignified temperament and elegant conversation to show the new generation of Argentine style to European countries. Argentina's international standing has also been greatly enhanced by her travels. The European media praised the "rainbow tour" of this act.
Measures such as benefiting the people at the bottom and traveling abroad undoubtedly move their fundamental interests from the perspective of the elite and the military. Opposition forces mocked her as a "debauched woman from a poor background"; using all their power to limit her rights and block her ambitions. The rising mood of the opposition also laid the groundwork for Evita's dismal end.
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Since ancient times, the red face has a thin life, and the closed door spring has fallen.
In January 1949, Evita fainted at work and was diagnosed with cervical cancer after being admitted to the hospital. This year, she was only 30 years old.
Even so, she participated in various activities to establish a relief center for the Argentine poor; to help women gain the right to vote, and to cast the first female vote in Argentine history.
When the news of the serious illness broke, the argentine cathedrals were all crowded with people, and the devout people prayed silently for their faith; many of the children born this year were named "Evita", and people hoped to keep her in this way.
However, the most ruthless is the god of death.
In July 1952, Evita died of illness at the age of 33.
Evita's death undoubtedly dealt Argentina a heavy blow, and the people of the whole country fell into mourning.
On the day of the funeral, 700,000 people gathered in Buenos Aires to see off Evita, and the military had to send a large number of troops to maintain order. The capital of that day became an ocean of tears.
In honor of Evita, President Perón invited Dr. Ala, a professor of anatomy in European education, who replaced Evita's blood and liver with glycerin and embalmed the body.
Every day, hundreds of people trekked thousands of miles to see Evita's remains, and it was said that she was as peaceful and beautiful as if she were asleep.
Unfortunately, in 1955 the Perón government was overthrown, and the opposition stormed the union building, exhumed Evita's body, and whipped her!
It is said that the destroyed body of Evita "has a large pit on the nose, marks of being hit on the face and chest, and damage to the back".
Who could have imagined such an ending? When a generation of mothers were born, they bowed down and vomited their hearts and blood, but after their deaths, the end was so tragic and painful!
The first time I saw Mrs. Perón's story was at the Xinhua Bookstore before the college entrance examination, I held a biography of Evita, and I couldn't bear to read it when I saw my heart sad.
After more than ten years, I wrote an article about Mrs. Perón. At this time, I have a deeper understanding of life, and I also have more admiration for Mrs. Perón's mind of helping the world!
And "Argentina, Don't Cry for Me" is the best commentary and praise for his life:
I tell you what you're talking about, and everyone will be surprised.
I have made mistakes in the past, but I hope you still love me.
You may not believe me!"
In your eyes, this is an old acquaintance of the year
Despite the brocade and embroidery, life is chaotic, and it is necessary to do so.
I want to change it, I don't want to be subservient forever!
How could I sit by the window, longing for the bright sun and unable to do anything about it!
So I shouted for my freedom.
It's all inconsequential and not unexpected.
Argentina, don't cry for me
To be honest, I've never left everyone
Even if I was willful and depraved, I still kept my promise, please don't reject me thousands of miles away!
Fame and fortune, I never hope, the world thinks I am keen on fame and profit,
Fame and fortune are like a dream bubble, and it is difficult to solve the problem.
The solution has been laid out for you here,
I love you guys and want to be rewarded.