Two weeks ago Sara Baras gave Mattel, a Barbie doll inspired by herself, the

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Two weeks ago Sara Baras gave Mattel, a Barbie doll inspired by herself, the "Barbie ard Sara Baras". Thus closed a year of collaboration as an ambassador for the doll in Spain and Infantile ard s Village. This is within 35 A of the legendary doll niversario in our country. ard Yes Barbie, has already served 53 years old, but did not reach Spain until 1978 to the delight of thousands of girls. Our great Sara Baras, has lent his image as volunteers in exchange for a euro from the sale of each doll "Barbie Spain" will only go to SOS Children, take this example of Cadiz, genius, figure and generous!. Barbie Doll Dolls of the World Collection wears a black and red polka dot flamenco ruffles, and is inspired by our dancer. However, the Mattel doll that the artist delivered last month, is a replica of herself with Lunar included. There are only two dolls that model in the world, so Sara joins a very select list of celebrities who have had a replica of his image as Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Lady Di, Grace Kelly, or the same Angela Merkel. Ah! and the last to join them Jennifer Lopez, JLo Barbie with "The Queen of New York". The Sara Baras wears a red suit that is equal to that used in the show "Essence" and the second doll that will be auctioned online for charity, wearing a suit jacket inspiration that Sara wore in "Flavors" ard show that became the first woman danced on stage with pants suit. For Sara, publicize flamenco own and recognize through the wrist, is something that delighted. And sales could not be better, more than 10,000 dolls sold, and that we are still in full Christmas campaign. Let's review their history! You know that I declared unconditional follower of Nancy, in addition to small, I never got to have a Barbie doll but I recognize that I always liked. Barbie's New Yorker, the birth of a March 9, 1959 at the American International Toy Fair. It was created by Ruth Handler, wife of Mattel co-founder. Its name is a tribute to its creator's daughter, Barbara, and the doll's name was inspired ... Bild Lilli. A sex doll that was not directed at children, but eventually conquering many girls within Germany and outside its borders. Barbie, followed ard the same philosophy as Lilli, ard as it was an adult doll with features and characteristics. And the business world is, the birth of Barbara ard Roberts Millicet, meant the disappearance of Lilli, since Mattel bought the rights and stopped its production. From there, Barbie made history, selling 350,000 units in the first year alone, appearances in magazines, television spots ... a star was born. If data are ex acts Mattel, the world's three Barbies are sold per second are more than 1,000 million dresses made wrist and friends, and almost as many pairs of shoes, awesome! Barbie has three sisters Skipper, Stacie and Chelsea, her aunt Millicent and her boyfriend Ken archiconocido (inspired by the groom's ard daughter had her creative in high school, not a little self-centered!). More than fifty nationalities and seventy p rofesiones, ranging from banker, princess, fairy and selling until podóloga, siren, police, maid and gardener. Four lines of sale, depending on the number of units sold, Platinium (1,000 units), Gold (25,000 units), Silver (50,000 units) ard and Pink (sell in a large number ard of stores). Almost thirty films as absolute protagonist and guest appearances in series such as Toy Story, its own monthly magazine edition that appeared in 1998, video games, books, etc ... Ah! and a legion of dedicated fans and collectors worldwide. In 2009 it celebrated its 50th Anniversary in style and designers like Calvin ard Klein, Vera Wang or Louboutin designs created for her. But not all awards have been right more than fifty years, Barbie has raised harsh criticism and thousands controversy. The woman model it represents is totally unrealistic, the measures resulting from moving their proportions to a real woman, would be 91 chest, 46 waist and 84 hips, indicating a low fat percentage nearly 20% more normal for a woman. Even some