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**Something That Happened to Me (Earthquake)**
On July 4th, 2015, my parents and I were in a museum in Madrid, looking at a painting. Suddenly, all the paintings started to move. We were really scared.
At first, we ran to the door and saw what was happening outside. We were surprised to see that an earthquake was striking Madrid. We decided to stay inside and wait until the earthquake finished.
Finally, after two hours, the earthquake ended. We were happy and relieved because no one was injured.
**The One That Is Average (La que se avecina)**
La que se avecina is a very funny television series that deals with the problems that occur in a neighbors' community. Each episode deals with a different problem, so it doesn't get boring and is very entertaining.
On one side is the president of the community and his family, and on the other hand are the other neighbors of the community, who are very funny people. In each episode, there is a different problem, but it is always solved, although unexpectedly.
I have a great time watching the episodes of this series, so I recommend it to anyone who wants to have some fun and forget about their problems.
**The Gioconda**
The Gioconda was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci between 1503 and 1506. It is displayed in the Louvre Museum in Paris. It shows a portrait of a young woman with a dark landscape behind her. It is a realistic painting and is painted in oil.
The woman in this painting is beautiful. She looks as if she is happy because she is serene and calm. She wears simple clothes and does not wear any jewelry, so that people can focus exclusively on her beauty and enigmatic smile. The landscape is painted in dark, melancholy colors such as black, brown, and dark blue, but the woman is painted in bright yellow and gold. The painter used a new technique, known by the Italian word sfumato, to express the beauty, serenity, and mystery of the subject.
In my opinion, the Gioconda is a fascinating and mysterious masterpiece. I love her enigmatic smile. I think it is one of the most famous paintings in the history of art.