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Cosmopolitan en Espanol
Studio : Editorial Televisa International S.A.
by Editorial Televisa International S.A.
Release Date : 2002-05-10
Publisher : Editorial Televisa International S.A.
Availability : Usually ships in 1 to 3 months and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Issues : 12
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 6 reviews)
List Price : $35.40
Our Price : $18.00
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Product Description |
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Cosmopolitan en Espanol, published as part of a joint venture with The Hearst Corporation, is tailored for young women who successfully balance their professional and personal lives. Strong emphasis is placed on beauty, fashion and looking sensational. There are positive articles on personal relationships and career orientation, as well as regular sections on home entertaining, cooking, decoration and people. |
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This is the US version translated |
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When I bought this magazine subscription I was under the impression that is for the Cosmo that is sold/printed in Spain. I was wrong. When my first issue arrived I see that it's nothing more than the United States/English version translated into Spanish. These 2 magazines are very different in content. While I'll read this, I will not renew. Just a "heads up" for anyone who wants to purchase this magazine. |
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irrelevant to Hispanic culture |
This is just like the English version but in Spanish. The content does not reflect the culture or morals of the general Latino people. Nearly all models (especially on the cover) are white and/or American and are very thin and tall. They try to use photos of American celebrities when they have brown hair, for example Christina Aguilera, Mandy Moore, Angelina Jolie or just natural brunettes like Catherine Zeta-Jones. Maybe Cosmo thinks we're too ignorant and can be easily fooled by the dark hair dye job or the computer generated tans. There are tons of beautiful and succesful Latinas that could easily be placed on the covers but I think they'd rather just use the same photos that they already took for their English-version magazines. The ads are also for high-end American and European products. I've bought this magazine in Mexico and while it still has the same problems at least they feature real Mexicans and Mexican products in some of the ads.
If you want a magazine that more reflects Latino culture, although it's mostly in English, get Latina Magazine. They use lots of Latina models and it's more relevant to Latin-American women and people interested in Latino culture. |
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has not receive a single copy yet and it is paid since 08/03/2006 |
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the company is taking for ever to send me the magazines I ordered. They has charged my account over 3 months ago and not yet deliver a single copy of its magazines. when I call the company they dont have a number to call or a way they can be accounted for their wrong doing. IWANT MY MAGAZINES OR MY MONEY BACK NOT ANY MORE SORY WE ARE SENDINGT IT TO YOU..... |
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Trashy magazine |
Trashy magazine, it only focuses on sex. Like if
sex is going to solve your emotional problems.
This culture is so obssesed with sex.
If you really want to read about relationships,
I recommend "save your marriage before it starts"
it gives you real info from two psychologist why
marriage is going downhill and how you can save it. |
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Just shoot me |
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You know "Blush" magazine? Its fictional headquarters are the set of the NBC sitcom Just Shoot Me. You read their headlines and article ideas, and you know they're based on this little piece of waste! What shocks me is that I know 13-year-old girls get their dose of sex and guys information from it. Very shallow, they try to be so sophisticated it ends up being naive! Stay away from it |
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