Don Juan DeMarco
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By the time I was 1 2...
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I understood the obligation
the Lord spoke of...

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to share one's blessings
with those less fortunate.

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¡Vayanse ya de aqui!
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¡Se acabo lo bueno!
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One night,
l watched Doña Querida...

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at the window in her slip...
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and noticed,
for the first time...

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how a woman's underclothing
barely touches her skin...

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how it rides on a cushion ofair
as she moves...

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how the silk
floats about her body...

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brushing her flesh
like an angeI's wings...

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and I understood how a woman
must be touched.

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Are you ltalian...
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Mexican, or Spanish?
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That is all you have to say?
You want to know my nationality?

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Your name is DeMarco.
That's ltalian.

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You were brought up in Mexico,
and when you speak English...

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you speak it
with a Castilian accent.

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My accent has been colored
by my many travels.

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Very well.
l will answer your question.

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I was raised in Mexico.
My father was born in Queens.

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His name was Tony DeMarco.
He was ltalian.

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The Dance King ofAstoria.
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Excuse me. Your father
was a dance king...

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here in New York City
in Astoria?

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My father had come to Mexico...
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to work for
a pharmaceutical company.

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He had just gotten
offthe bus...

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and was walking
to a nearby hacienda...

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to inquire about
renting a room...

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when he first saw my mother.
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Both her parents were killed
by a sickness.


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