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Deseo hablar siempre del presente: lo pasado ha muerto, debemos enterrarlo; el hombre debe caminar sin volver la vista, siempre con la mirada puesta en el porvenir.
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The speaker urges people to focus on the present rather than remain tied to what has already ended. “The past is dead” and “we must bury it” are forceful images for leaving the past behind. Walking without looking back means moving forward, with attention directed toward what is still to come.
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- Gobierno de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, material didáctico sobre arte argentino
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