New character: Maria Clara

added by Tinekraut

Source: Rosel D

María Clara de los Santos, a character in Noli Me Tangere - Jose Rizal's (Philippine national hero) novel supposedly against colonial Spain . Maria Clara is the so-called "ideal image" of a Filipino woman.

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Tinekraut To add more, Maria Clara is half Filipino, half Spaniard. The Noli Me Tangere novel was first published in 1887, in Berlin (yes, in Germany). There are also English translation of it published with the title "An Eagle Flight" (1900) and "The Social Cancer" (1912). Well, in case you encounter this historic novel. The traditional gown she is wearing is also called "Maria Clara" (named after her).

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Fem Turkey!

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America

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America

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Hetalia

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Yo. America

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America

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Source: Original Owners (NOT ME!!)

America

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Source: Original Owners (NOT ME!!)

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Hetalia Musical

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Heracles Karpusi

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APH Protective Umbrella. Finland and Germany

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My Interpretation of "World Ondo" from Hetalia: Paint It, White!

posted by ROTGgirl2004

Paint It, White, created by Hidekaz Himuraya, was released on June 5, 2010. Along with it came a new (and popular) song, "World Ondo", which is shown at the end credits of the movie. But I would like to clear up on one thing: what is the real meaning of this song? My other Hetalia fanatic friends asked me this question after hearing the new song, and I started to wonder about that notion.
Now, I will (TRY!) to interpret the real message of this song:

"Wa! Wa! Wa!
Hey, hey, Sole!
Wa! Wa! Wa!
Hey, Soviet Union!"

Now, this might not be particularly important to the highlights of this song, but I loved...