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A few months ago, the sea wash up a sperm whale on a Spanish beach. After performing a necropsy, researchers discover about 40 kilos of garbage in the intestinal tract. The animal had di from an infection because it could not digest what it had eaten. But the threat also extends to the human species, since much of the fish we consume is contaminat by plastic substances. We therefore have every reason to start a great crusade against the accumulation of materials that, basically due to the carelessness, omission and indifference of man himself, has endanger the global ecosystem. For many critics, the perfect tragy was creat by the greatest representative of Greek tragy:

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Sophocles, whose birth is lost between 498 and 495 BC in a town very close to Athens, where his father, a certain Sophilus, shap the the flame to those weapons that would give tranquility and peace to our author so that he could dicate himself from a very young age to music, dance and those creative b2b leads vapors that economic peace gives us. From a very young age he already stood out in tragies as a director and this accompani him during a very active political public life that l him to participate in several battles with different fortunes for singing, but without losing that creative gift that will accompany him throughout his long career. existence, almost 90 years.

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It is said of Sophocles that he wrote more than 100 tragies, but of these only seven have surviv to us: Oipus the King, Oipus at. Colonus. Antigone, Ajax, Electra. Philoctetes and The Trachinias. Sophocles is the putative son of Aeschylus, the great “father of tragy.” I maintain DV Leads that without it, Sophocles’ production would not have reach those levels of perfection that several of his works reach. He, first, adopts it; then he copies it; and finally, he overcomes it. A kind of creative Japanese miracle: it raises the number of actors or representatives to three and gives more voices to the chorus,