From ‘Cole, cole, que te como’ to ‘Con canas ya lo loco’: The old Spanish art of translating movie titles
Near what is now the Marble Arch, next to Oxford Street, in eighteenth-century London was Tyburn, a place that concentrated the scaffolds where those sentenced to death were hanged. The citizens, who came to see the executions like those who nowadays put on Netflix, had an expression for those who took longer to die: “to …