Prado´s Workshop: Princesses of other times...Once upon a time

28 abril 2011

Princesses of other times...Once upon a time

Long time ago there were princesses of royal blood whose marriages were ruled by dinastic and expansive interests where there was nothing to do with love...but the real truth is that there aren´t royal princesses in Europe and royal families had to have a look at the" plebs". Of course it´s not Disney style where a poor but beautiful young girl is fit to be a princess...No! In these times in spite of being a plebeian at least she has to have a university degree and the family has to belong to the middle class.And we could say the same about princes... But enjoy this royal wedding and follow it having a look at English newspapers...or TV.

Atrás quedaron esas princesas de sangre real cuyos matrimonios estaban regidos por intereses dinásticos y expansivos en los que nada tenía que ver el amor...pero lo cierto es que no hay princesas reales en Europa y las casas reales han tenido que tirar de la plebe. Por supuesto no al estilo Disney donde una joven pobre pero bella vale para ser princesa ...no! Aunque sea plebeya al menos debe tener un título universitario y provenir como mínimo de una familia de clase media.

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