Elvis Presley "You've got to follow that dream, wherever that dream may lead." From Elvis’s Popular musical “Follow That Dream.” from 1962. Do know who Elvis is? Well he was one of the most popular musicians in the 19th century. Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935. He had a twin brother named Jessie Garon, but he was stillborn. Which means he died in the womb. His parents were Vernon and Gladys Presley. Before Elvis was born, his mother made $2 a day. Eventually, she quit her job to take
know Elvis Presley as the “King of Rock and Roll” that prematurely died of heart failure at the age of forty-two. The dispute over his death involves the fact that numerous Elvis sightings have been recorded over the years after his documented date of death, including a sighting of him at an airport leaving the country two hours following his death. People purported he used an alias of John Burrows as a means of escape from the country due to fame, and/ or debts to mafia. Specifically, Elvis desired
written, is extremely important that sense of belonging by the United States of North America, but it is also important the sense of Familism, in fact the vast majority Hispanic, supports family values like other cultures. That is why, this academic paper, allows us to understand more deeply reading of Rodriguez, why he is identified as an American and why he tries to defend his "Country" even the antagonistic criteria of his father, here we can see how the Familism is defeated by the acculturation