Lado

Lado is short for “Helado,” which is Spanish for “stone cold.”

Savages Don Winslow 2010

Lado is short for “Helado,” which is Spanish for “stone cold.”

Savages Don Winslow 2010

Esteban, one of the three men in the car following her, calls Lado.

Savages Don Winslow 2010

Esteban, one of the three men in the car following her, calls Lado.

Savages Don Winslow 2010

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Global Voices in English » Brazil: The Character Assassination of a Presidential Candidate 2009

One such author, Raúl Farias of the blog Al Lado del Camino [es] has traveled all around the world and has seen areas where readers have a wide selection of books, making reading such a central part of life in those cities.

Global Voices in English » Ecuador: The Frustrations of Being a Writer 2009

Baritone Lado Ataneli interprets Scarpia with delicate reserve, etching out considerable subtlety in a villain who can risk appearing cartoonish; his eyes light up lasciviously in the first act as he ensnares the jealous Tosca, but an act later, when it's time to pounce, his quivering voice betrays a crippling solitude.

Pleasant 'Tosca' Offers Safe Choice in Madrid Jonathan Blitzer 2011

There's an abundance of creative talent, including Jorge Drexler, whose gentle "Al Otro Lado del Río" made him the first Uruguayan to win an Academy Award, for best original song; chef Gastón Yelicich and Chiara Deffémenis and Florencia Lecueder, the designers behind the fashion brand K Bardot.

Tango and Cash Katy McLaughlin 2011

Blogger and author Raúl Farias of Al Lado del Camino [es] writes about some close calls after returning to Ecuador after spending time in South America:

Global Voices in English » Ecuador: Continuing to Face the H1N1 Virus 2009

They tended at first, for some years, to blame the appetite for 'drugs' al Otro Lado for the 'problem'.

America to blame for Mexico's violence? 2008