What music are you listening to?

[Duarte]

[h=1]Melissa Etheridge - California

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[Salento]

Cool Salento. Beautiful Adelén in Rio. I am Waiting the summer.

My salentinian Team could totally use a couple of Brazilian players, ... They could have done a lot better this year, but

the Women in my area (Pizzica Dancers) have a superior feet control than the Men

 

[Duarte]

My salentinan Team could totally use a couple of Brazilian players, ... They could have done a lot better this year, but

the Women in my area (Pizzica Dancers) have a superior feet control than the Men

Lol. I like to watch women's football, but in Brazil girls are not highly valued. Here, the idea that football is a male thing still prevails. But I can't help recognizing that our guys are very good at that and they would be great reinforcements for the Salentinian team, no doubt.

 

[Carlos]

 

[Carlos]

You don't like black American music? I love it

 

[José Mª]

This evening I've been doing some of my exploration in order to know more composers that belong to the Iberian Peninsula; today's turn was dedicated to some works of Diego de Araciel, from Extremadura:

 

[Maciamo]

I love Omri Lahav's music of ancient civilisations (they are included in Civ4's Realism Invictus). I even listen to them in my car.

Here are the Greco-Roman ones.

 

[Maciamo]

And others.

 

[Yetos]

Turkish kebab

Greek soublaki

btw,

'You there, may you live for ever,'

only those who educated in ancient culture realize it,

for infact means thank you Ephialtes.

 

[bigsnake49]

The great Greek popular singer Yannis Poulopoulos died yesterday at 79yo. Beautiful voice, was part of the "new wave" of the late 1960's and 70s. Here is a mix of his 20 most popular hits:

 

[bigsnake49]

I almost forgot about this. Yannis Poulopoulos singing poems of Frederico Garcia Lorca (translated to Greek of course): Here are a few:

 

[Angela]

I didn't think people were into Lorca any more. Nice surprise.

 

[bigsnake49]

I didn't think people were into Lorca any more. Nice surprise.

This album was from the '70s. Yannis Poulopoulos was a love troubadour.

 

[Yetos]

No surrender, from Judas Priest,

 

[Angela]

Who says you can't go home?

 

[bigsnake49]

Another that left us early (in 2011), Nikos Papazoglou. A very successful mix of traditional Agean Island, Cretan, rempetiko and popular music.

 

[Yetos]

Papazoglou was playing for 'Μακεδονομαχοι'.
he was a rocker, a fantastic one,
Sabbopoylos turn him to his latest sound models.

 

[bigsnake49]

Papazoglou was playing for 'Μακεδονομαχοι'.
he was a rocker, a fantastic one,
Sabbopoylos turn him to his latest sound models.

And the Olympians before them, singing in English.

 

[Iulius]

@Maciamo, here is one I think we would both like:

Miklós Rózsa had some real talent.

 

[Salento]

Lovely and inspiring. One woman trying to confront a plague.

I have to say it's been interesting to see that all these other countries are experiencing second waves, but not Italy.

It may be that with a 60-70% positive rate Lombardia and some adjoining areas may have achieved her immunity, or else the maniac Southern Italian mayors did a good job of keeping the infected out.

Fimmene Fimmene (Women ...)
Gianni Nannini - Taranta Night 2020
(in Leccese) ... no crowds ...