What are Padrinos? Padrinos are the fairy godparents that help your event be the special day it deserves to be! Traditionally, padrinos are chosen to accompany the person (or persons) during the church ceremony. They also help pay for the religious items used in the ceremony, like the bible, cross, rings, etc. Nowadays, padrinos contribute in many ways. Some padrinos offer monetary gifts to help the person(s) being celebrated and their family pay for the party.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Parodos (also parode and parodus; Ancient Greek: ÏÎ¬ÏÎ¿Î´Î¿Ï, entrance, plural parodoi) is a term used in the theater of ancient Greece, referring either to a side-entrance, or to the first song sung by the chorus after its entrance from the side wings.
One of my favourite comedy words is âbathosâ. Bathos is a technique which many experienced writers use instinctively, but most donât know by name â which means you can throw the word around and sound cleverer than they are. Bathos is humour that comes from an incongruous change of tone. In practice, this usually means a line or scene that starts out lofty but suddenly switches to lowbrow. Bathos is not to be confused with pathos, which sounds similar, but isnât funny at all.