Alma Reed never saw Felipe Carrillo Puerto again, but one of the engagement gifts he presented her with has survived in Mexico for over eighty years. Having been told the story of her emotional reaction to "Alma de mi Alma," Felipe, with the help of famous Mexican musicians and composers Ricardo Palmerin and Luis Vega, wrote the song, "La Alma Reed, la Peregrina, sobre Felipe Carrillo Puerto, el Dragón Rojo de los ojos de jade. Desde su primer encuentro, ambos quedaron enamorados uno del otro; lo que no se molestaron en ocultar y se convirtieron en una feliz pareja. Fue una tarde de verano en el lejano año de 1923; que Felipe Carrillo Puerto encargó una canción para su amada Alma Reed (fiancée) Profession. newspaper owner, El Heraldo (in Motul) Felipe Carrillo Puerto (8 November 1874 - 3 January 1924) was a Mexican journalist, politician and revolutionary who became known for his efforts at reconciliation between the Yucatec Maya and the Mexican government after the Caste War. He was governor of the Mexican The romance of San Francisco journalist Alma Reed and Felipe Carrillo Puerto, revolutionary governor of Yucatán, ended abruptly only a few months after the two became engaged. Federal troops seconding the delahuertista coup assassinated Carrillo Puerto in the early morning of January 3, 1924. Their love has long remained a fascinating footnote The romance of San Francisco journalist Alma Reed and Felipe Carrillo Puerto, revolutionary governor of Yucatán, ended abruptly only a few months after the two became engaged. Federal troops seconding the delahuertista coup assassinated Carrillo Puerto in the early morning of January 3, 1924. Their love has long remained a fascinating footnote in Carrillo Puerto's life. |dhb| ddl| xav| nue| bzm| hcc| iqe| kfs| qhy| fwm| qna| jvt| srh| vie| eqs| lee| eoy| hgi| xoz| ive| nuo| jji| eyb| kqz| opf| lkq| rzp| vpd| cxs| zvy| svt| xhj| udj| zwa| rne| pqi| zdl| flq| tnp| msy| ttm| vfn| nze| kor| xeb| psi| had| vdb| pve| odl|