A woman passes a street-art graffiti mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP
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  • A woman passes a street-art graffiti mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP
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    A woman passes a street-art graffiti mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP

  • A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • Paul Tattitide (R), owner of tattoo parlour Tattitude, inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, onto a customer in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    Paul Tattitide (R), owner of tattoo parlour Tattitude, inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, onto a customer in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    A tattoo artist inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, at Tattitude, a tattoo parlour in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

  • A street-art mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, is pictured in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP
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    A street-art mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, is pictured in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP

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    TOPSHOT - A woman passes a street-art graffiti mural, created following the May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena, featuring bees, which are synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, in Stevenson Square, Manchester, northwest England on May 25, 2017. Britain Thursday closed in on a jihadist network thought to be behind the May 22, 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack, as grief mixed with anger at the US over leaked material from the probe. Britain has raised its terror alert to the maximum level and ordered troops to protect strategic sites after 22 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a Manchester pop concert. / AFP

  • Paul Tattitide (R), owner of tattoo parlour Tattitude, inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, onto a customer in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL
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    Paul Tattitide (R), owner of tattoo parlour Tattitude, inks a bee logo, synonymous with Manchester as a symbol of the city's industrial heritage, and rapidly becoming a symbol of resilience following the May 22 Manchester Arena bombing attack, onto a customer in Manchester, northwest England on May 26, 2017. Since the May 22 attack at an Ariana Grande concert, tattoo parlours across the Manchester have been overrun with requests for tattoos of bees -- a symbol of the city and its residents' proud spirit. / AFP / Ben STANSALL

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Cientos de personas de se han tatuado en los últimos días una abeja, el símbolo de resistencia y laboriosidad de esta ciudad inglesa que está de luto por el atentado del lunes.

"Tenía ganas de hacer algo que resumiera como nos sentimos todos" explicó este viernes a la AFP Naomi Johnson, una neuróloga de 32 años, en un estudio de tatuajes llamado Tattitude.

Su abeja va acompañada por la leyenda "Stay strong our kid", "sé fuerte, muchacho nuestro", una expresión local.

"Manchester es una ciudad única, la abeja significa que trabajamos duro, que aguantamos y somos solidarios", dijo en referencia a la cultura obrera de la ciudad.

"La abeja es el símbolo de la gente que trabaja duro, pero también de la que se mantiene unida", añadió.

Manchester adoptó como símbolo a este insecto durante la Revolución Industrial, que transformó la ciudad de pequeña localidad de provincias a uno de los centros económicos del mundo.

El lunes, 22 personas murieron y decenas resultaron heridas cuando un kamikaze hizo estallar una bomba en el pabellón Manchester Arena, al término de un concierto de Ariana Grande.

Un dibujante de tatuajes de la ciudad quiso ayudar, y propuso tatuar la abeja a cambio de 50 libras que serían destinadas al fondo de ayuda a las víctimas. Otros estudios siguieron su ejemplo.

Jordon, de 28 años, que le dibujó la abeja a Naomi en la pierna, explicó que la demanda era altísima y que llevaba bastantes horas extras. "Voy a venir a trabajar en mis días de descanso", aseguró.

Fuente: AFP
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