Spanish Translation

Can any body translate this?

[limbo]

Hi

I have just been given a beatiful print of a photo taken in Cuba. There is a slogan on the bottom of a bill board in the foreground that reads

'En El Corazon Del Pueblo'

Could any of you who speak a little spanish Translate it for me. I would not like to publish the photo to find it has political implications.

I guess it has something to do with 'the People'?

Many thanks

Limbo

[DaveN]

In The Heart Of The Town
or
In The centre Of The Town

DaveN

added i was getting mixed up with centro (centre) and Corazon (heart)

[edited by: DaveN at 2:10 pm (utc) on Jan. 9, 2003]

[agerhart]

In The Heart Of The Town

[limbo]

Thanks DaveN/agerhart

that was a speedy response!

Looks like I am not going to start a hulabaloo.

Ta

Limbo

[agerhart]

Pssstt......I don't even know Spanish, besides the basics...there are plenty of free translators on the Internet.

[glengara]

El Pueblo can also be the people.... sounds more likely.

[limbo]

agerhart:>>Pssstt......I don't even know Spanish, besides the basics...there are plenty of free translators on the Internet

I just found one ;)

[glengara]

Wasn't under a poster of Che, was it?

[limbo]

glengara:>>Wasn't under a poster of Che, was it?

Good guess mate - and for 10 points can you guess who was drawn next to him....

[glengara]

Pammie?

[limbo]

Pammie? - How left field was that!

Nah mate, twas mister fiddle khastroh imself.

Aiiight

[defanjos]

I believe that means:
In the heart of the people

[tbear]

Defanjos has it,
Just as a church is the congregation and not the building, 'el pueblo' can be the folk of the town and not the town.