lluvia de fuego

Im gonna say River of Fire. Was that on a label of some salsa?

Re: lluvia de fuego


Couldn't resist this... It means "lluvia de fuego" in Spanish. It means "rain of fire" in English.

It happens to be the Spanish release title of the 1994 film "Blown Away" starring Jeff Bridges, Tommy Lee Jones, etc.

Una fuerte explosión que moviliza al escuadrón anti-bombas de la ciudad de Boston da inicio a una implacable cacería humana, tras la huellas de un maniático terrorista irlandés (Tommy Lee Jones), que busca vengarse del heroico miembro del escuadrón, Jimmy Dove (Jeff Bridges). Pero sólo uno puede sobrevivir.

Sounds pretty awful to me...

sorry, I was thinking alveto ",Riverbed" or alluvio'river deposits, I guess I should have just stuck with Rio for river.
We always have been given warnings for tempestad or vendeval for rainstorms or windy storms along the hills at oour project.

I gotta say that my delving into Spanish began about 2.5 years ago when I knew we were going to be doing a project in Argentina/Chile. I do get by with German down there, there are enclaves of German speakers

There have been a lot of tormentas recently in Spain.

I wa reading the movie review and there was a time when Tommy Lee Jones was playing these deranged heavies. I guess he needed the money