Showing posts with label 1970. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970. Show all posts
Friday, 5 September 2025
Eternamente
Pablo Milanés (1943-2022) was a Cuban composer and singer, well known mostly in Latin countries. He was married six times. For his second wife, Yolanda Benet (of French ancestry) he composed the famous love song "Yolanda" when Lynn, the first of their three daughters, was born in 1970. Their marriage only lasted five years. However, a profound friendship between them was shown publicly mostly during Pablo's last years of life, when he was fighting against his terminal disease.
Lynn, as some of Pablo's nine children, became a singer.
Here's "Yolanda" performed by Pablo and his companion Silvio Rodríguez Domínguez. Silvio and Pablo were leaders of the Cuban musical movement Nueva Trova, started in 1967 and fading by the late 70's.
Tuesday, 1 April 2025
Wednesday, 13 January 2021
get back
in cinemas 2021
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1970,
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beatles,
George Harrison,
John Lennon,
Paul McCartney,
Ringo Starr
Wednesday, 9 December 2020
Lennon
Love, released 50 years ago.
John Lennon was killed 40 years ago.
Below, a picture of him, happy at Paris in 1964
Sunday, 4 November 2012
4 years Kings of Maybe :)
Let's party! :D
Have a peaceful Sunday :)
This year, I don't talk about the statistics because I noticed that the counts prior to July 2010 have disappeared by that time. Dear Blogger...
But we had nearly 27,000 visits. Lately, most of them came from Russia and Ukraine :) I want to thank everyone. We love you. All :D
Yeah, I know I posted this song before. But this is a take 2 and it's party and I don't care :^|
Have a peaceful Sunday :)
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2000's,
4 years KoM,
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80's,
90's,
Black Francis,
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Jim Morrison,
Kathleen Hanna,
Kim Deal,
Kings of Maybe,
Le Tigre,
party,
pixies,
riot grrrl
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
From Miguel's goodbye.
I read on the newspaper today and I saw on TV news later about a ceremony he predicted as "the Plan B". The Plan A was to surpass his disease.
And so some musicians played and sang in this ceremony. One of the songs was the one below, "sung" on piano by Mário Laginha.
The clip below is about a performance with other two great pianists more, Bernardo Sassetti and Pedro Burmester.
Friend. Bigger than the thought, come down that road, come friend. Don't waste your time, because the wind, is also my friend. .In every lands, In all borders, be welcome who comes for good. If there's someone who doesn't want to, bring him with you too. .Those ones... Those who stayed... (everywhere, worldwide) visited me in dreams. Bring another friend too.
The original song:
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1970,
2000's,
70's,
Bernardo Sassetti,
José Afonso,
Mário Laginha,
Pedro Burmester,
Portugal
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Cohen covered
This is the Cohen covered by MOJO week @ Antonio Sergio's RADAR.
A beautiful example by Allison Crowe:
Labels:
1970,
2000's,
2009,
70's,
Allison Crowe,
António Sérgio,
cover,
Leonard Cohen
Sunday, 3 May 2009
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maybe souls
"Can you tell me where my country lies?"
said the unifaun to his true love's eyes.
"It lies with me!" cried the Queen of Maybe
- for her merchandise, he traded in his prize
..."
Dancing With the Moonlit Knight,
1973 Peter Gabriel- Genesis
The 1st post of this blog, gaves the title to the states of our souls, maybe...
Enjoy!
said the unifaun to his true love's eyes.
"It lies with me!" cried the Queen of Maybe
- for her merchandise, he traded in his prize
..."
Dancing With the Moonlit Knight,
1973 Peter Gabriel- Genesis
The 1st post of this blog, gaves the title to the states of our souls, maybe...
Enjoy!
