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The first thing we can assume is that we are facing a new trolling. And so it must be, but it turns out that we can get something out of it. Because the title of the film 'Dark Blue almost black' (Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, 2006) appeared on several posters with the format 'azuloscurocasinegro', making an obvious reference to the classic color of the suits of office employees, which half seriously and half jokingly, some already consider it a palette color with that name. See blue, dark, almost, black.
1º_ It is said of one who worships a fetish ("idol, object to which supernatural powers are attributed"). See fetishism. 2º_ By the previous one, it is said in psychology of who has as an important part of the erotic desire an object that is not necessarily related to sexual practice, such as a disguise, a specific place, a part of the body (feet are very common); and in many cases the fetishist finds it impossible to get excited without that fetish.
1º_ Island of the British archipelago, which in the pre-Roman period was called Hibernia. The current name comes from the Celtic ériu ("fertile"), as the original people of the region were known, later converted into éire, to which the suffix -land (-landia "land of") was added. 2º_ The Republic of Ireland (Poblacht na hÉireann) is a country in the south of the island, whose official name is Éire for internal documents and Ireland for international ones, where the English name is used. See Northern Ireland.
