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MrrrDaisy posted: "The waves of the Black Sea pound the city of Constanta, which has a long and illustrious history. It is also well-known for the distinct energy that all of the artists that are reared in this area produce as a result of their surroundings. Ronna Ri"
The waves of the Black Sea pound the city of Constanta, which has a long and illustrious history. It is also well-known for the distinct energy that all of the artists that are reared in this area produce as a result of their surroundings.
Ronna Riva, like the rest of us, is a flawed human being. She's had a natural love for the theatre since she was a child, and she's continued to be so. When she was just 13 years old, she was already on the road with the Viva band in support of their album. Her true enthusiasm for music began only once she had completed her schooling and could commit herself totally to it.
She acknowledges that music may be contagious, but she feels that once you've been seduced by it, there's no getting out from under it. It is her wish that her music would be able to connect with people all across the world. As proof of her exceptional musical versatility, she has collaborated with a diverse range of artists from throughout the globe, including Grammy-nominated Will Jordan and the very brilliant Turkish rapper Pooyan Mokhtari. Her music has been licenced in Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus, among other countries.
This year, Ronna Riva joins with Adrian Eduard Radu and The Zady on a new single, which will be released in the first quarter. In addition to having a unique pop-dance sound and creating an exciting club atmosphere, "True Love" is a charming song.
"True Love" describes perfectly what I feel and what I want my listeners to know about me right now!
enrgculture posted: " Growing up with a latin mother meant being exposed to tv that was quite unique when it came to plots, twists and hysterics. Which in reality made it incredibly hard to ignore when it was on, so sitting with my mum and watching telenovelas became the norm"
Growing up with a latin mother meant being exposed to tv that was quite unique when it came to plots, twists and hysterics. Which in reality made it incredibly hard to ignore when it was on, so sitting with my mum and watching telenovelas became the norm. Not only did the shows leave me in total shock, but I was mesmerised by the incredible beauty some of the protagonists radiated. In Latin America the standard for beauty is like no other place, it was always far from achievable, and this didn't just apply to women but to men too. The fact that the casts for these shows were always so unbelievably chiselled and pleasing to the eye, is probably why the plot lines and stories could be absolutely insane.
Detailing every show would be impossible because there are 100s and they all tend to be 4,000 minutes long. So I will be sharing with you the three shows that tugged at my heart-strings for some bizarre reason.
Rubí
Rubí (2004)
Rubí, was released in 2004 and was streamed on Televisa and Univision up until 2005. The novela has since been named the top telenovela of all time. The Mexican novela had an incredibly well-known cast and, as you can tell, an intensely beautiful cast. Rubí, portrayed by Bárbara Mori, is a young woman who comes from a humble family, where she is raised by her widowed mother and older sister. Through gaining a scholarship, she is able to attend a prestigious university in Mexico City to study architecture.
Rubí Perez develops an intense obsession with money, and throughout the show does anything in her power to climb up the green ladder. She uses her beauty to manipulate men and friends, including running away with her best friend's (Maribel de la Fuente de Cárdenas portrayed by Jacqueline Bracamontes) fiancé on their wedding day. Although her obsession with power and money blinds her to morality, she still manages to fall in love. But she only realises that she is truly in love once she is married to Héctor Ferrer Garza (portrayed by Sebastián Rulli). However, she stays in her marriage because the man she has fallen for (Alejandro Cárdenas Ruíz portrayed by Eduardo Santamarina), does not come from wealth and isn't on a quick path to the wealth that she "needs". Her marriage over time grows more and more toxic and abusive, and all her choices eventually lead to a horrific ending.
Rubí, Alejandro & Hector
The series concludes when she loses everything, her obsession with money robs her of a good life with the man she truly loves. Alejandro, thoughout the show suffers from loss and emotional breakdowns because of his love for Rubí. However, as her actions become more aggressive he realises that his love was not reciprocated in the right way, but she has only grown obsessed with him. When he does finally settle down, it is with Maribel, which drives Rubí towards her breaking point.
Many telenovelas pile their plot onto one underlying issue, which in the case of Rubí is: "el dinero le robo su corazon..". This line can be found as a lyric in the opening theme— "La descarada" performed by Reyli Barba. It is quite unique in certain respects, as the show mainly follows the villain. Over time you find yourself empathising for the clearly toxic lead, but what is refreshing is knowing that every consequence she faces is merited. Sort of like watching Anakin Skywalker become Darth Vader, you feel an attachment to a clear villain but also realise that they weren't always as dark, and actually faced issues that led to a detrimental change in character.
Through the twists and turns, you find yourself watching several beautiful story lines that play out through the novela on multiple occasions. Even characters that don't play a major role can keep you from straying away, the one thing you can always count on is the "little old lady". A character that is nothing but pure and goodhearted, a role played by a sweet and loveable face. Rubí, was the novela that got me into the world of Latin-American television, and if anyone watches it, they will be hooked. Whether it's because of the episode where Rubí commits murder or the beauty of the cast, you will keep up with the antics.
Sortilegio
Sortilegio (2009)
Sortilegio, was originally released in June of 2009 on Televisa, the novela consisted of 90 episodes that averaged out at 45 minutes per episode. The novela was produced by Carla Estrada, a well known producer in the industry at the time. Like Rubí, the cast is made up of extremely popular actors across South America and North America, including Jacqueline Bracamontes who played the role of María José Samaniego and William Levy as Alejandro Lombardo. The novela received prestigious awards such as; Best Leading Actress, Best Antagonist Actor and Best Direction at the Premios TVyNovela Awards which celebrate the best Mexican Television productions over the year.
María José Samaniego, is a young woman who is forced to grow up at a rapid rate due to the responsibilities she has to her family. She comes from a working-class family, where she and her younger sister were raised by their single father. Through the hardship she faces, she falls in love with who she believes is Alejandro Lombardo but is actually his older half-brother Bruno Albéniz. The story grows more and more complicated, including murder attempts, long-lost family, memory loss and quite frankly an annoying and evil half-brother. The long list of events that happen during this programme probably explains why viewers commitment to all 4,050 minutes of the novela. Sortilegio is definitely a good watch for those who have a short attention span, due to all the turning points in the storyline.
William Levy, is a topic on its own because it is clear that the beauty this Cuban-American actor is nothing short of incredible. Being a show produced by a woman, you can understand how she was able to create a character that is admired through the female gaze. Alejandro Lombardo is a brave, caring and loyal character, who evolves into a loving father and husband. His role as heartthrob shines bright as he stands next to his half-brother, Bruno Albéniz, who is a sadistic, selfish, manipulative and abusive character. A particular aspect of these programmes focus on the role of both man and woman, and anyone watching should be warned that themes including rape, sexual assault and physical abuse towards women are scattered across different episodes. Watching these early 2000s novelas, can remind you about how much society has evolved in regards to women's rights. Although dramatised, the issues listed above were part of the daily lives of women all over the world, but especially in Latin America where machismo thrived and still does to a certain extent.
Like many novelas, the drama leads to what most would consider a 'happily ever after', where the girl gets the guy. Except they are married with kids, and the brother who tried to kill them all is finally dealt with, as well as other menacing characters. Sortilegio, was the novela that personally made me realise that the casts of these programmes were always going to be stunning. It really does the trick when it comes to setting Latin American beauty standards, which although over time has been revealed to be toxic is still mesmerising.
Dame Chocolate
Dame Chocolate (2007)
Last but certainly not least is, Dame Chocolate, aired on Telemundo from March until October in 2007. The novela consists of elements from several television programmed and movies such as: Ugly Betty, The Beverly Hillbillies, No Holds Barred and the Tammy films. The novela was also sold as a 4 disc DVD set, that was distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment and Xenon Pictures. The telenovela was produced and developed by Perla Farías and directed by Emilia Lamonte. Unlike the other two telenovelas, the majority of this show is set in Miami, U.S.A and is also a show that has lines in English, because of the setting.
The novela's protagonist is a shy, awkward and loving young woman called Rosita Amado, portrayed by Génesis Rodríguez. She grows up in rural Mexico with her extended family, in the village of Xochilcacahuatel. Her and her family worship Ek Chuah, an ancient mayan god of war, and patron of cacao. When her grandfather passes away, the business and chocolate kingdom is handed over to her and Bruce Remington (Carlos Ponce), who is the man who worked at the company in Miami alongside the grandfather. Rosita falls for Bruce, but comes to the conclusion that her appearance will lead her to nothing but misery in the US.
Once she changes her appearance, through being put onto a beauty transformation tv show, she has a change in character. She they attempts to use her beauty and knowledge of the works behind the business, to get her grandfathers company back. She starts her own chocolate shop, with her own original recipe and eventually works her way up the corporate ladder. She hides her true identity until she deems necessary, the up and downs with her family and the business lead her to many emotional breakdowns. But she eventually finds true happiness and reunites with her first and one-true love.
Dame Chocolate, is a novela that has a more unique storyline but still has the basics of a true and classic novela: a hero, a villain, a love-story and the use of beauty. Novelas really do focus on the "It's was sexism can do for you" plot when it comes to female leads. At least anyone can watch it and think they can relate on certain aspects. The underlying story about chocolate is honestly hilarious, but it is gold when it comes to making the show something new. As always the show ends on a happy note, which is what you get used to as a regular watcher of these programmes.
MrrrDaisy posted: "It's no surprise that Ed Geater is one of the most accomplished artists in the Birmingham UK music scene. He's an accomplished singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, beatboxer, and more. Ed, who was raised on an eclectic diet of alternative rock, fo"
It's no surprise that Ed Geater is one of the most accomplished artists in the Birmingham UK music scene. He's an accomplished singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, beatboxer, and more.
Ed, who was raised on an eclectic diet of alternative rock, folk, and electronica, as well as classical music, picked up the guitar as a teenager and began creating songs and performing as a beatboxer.
His musical landscapes were inspired by ambient electronic musicians such as Four Tet and Bonobo – but solely employing his organic voice rhythms, an acoustic guitar, and layers of layered electronic instruments. Musicians like Jeff Buckley and Ben Howard are clearly influenced by the resultant sound, which is an electronic, pop-laden and folk-inspired tapestry.
When Birmingham MC Lady Sanity signed to Brox Records, the label's first release, the hip-hop-infused Found a Place (feat. Lady Sanity), was released to critical acclaim and significant support from BBC Introducing. This led to the track being spun multiple times on BBC 6 Music by Tom Robinson and the duo doing a live session with SBTV.
Geater Dubz, a Birmingham-based record label, collaborated with Birmingham-based artist ENiGMA to remix five of Ed's tracks, including Part Of You - ENiGMA Dubz Remix, which was selected into Spotify's Creamy playlist in June 2020 as an original track.
Water Raft, a magnificent piece by composers Subhi and Ed Geater, exudes nostalgic, emotional warmth and sweet memory. The conclusion is awe-inspiring, developing from minimal instrumentation to a hypnotic crescendo.
The song opens with a simple chorus of "gimme love" by Subhi and Geater, who play finger-picked acoustic guitar. The two then perform amazing duet harmonies, which are gradually joined by piano and solo violin to create an emotive development. Geater's production work has a subtle distant ambience that indicates a contemporary edge, even though the music is clearly folk.
Geater is hauntingly beautiful in her haunting falsetto, while Subhi sings, "you're like a Water Raft." The song begins with an electronic pace and synth pads that perfectly complement Geater's eerie falsetto.
Ed Geater said:
Working with Subhi on this track has been a dream. We get on so well and conversation flows easily, so it didn't take us long to relate over the themes of love, reminiscence and nostalgia when we first started writing this track as a duo. We are so proud of Water Raft and it holds a special place in our hearts, so we hope people connect with the emotion that we poured into this song together.
MrrrDaisy posted: "It's impossible to listen to Star2's music without being swept up in the hypnotic mix of pop, R&B, and hip-hop. Star2's music is aggressive, upbeat, and soulful since he overcame a difficult upbringing to become an artist. Star2 has made it thus fa"
It's impossible to listen to Star2's music without being swept up in the hypnotic mix of pop, R&B, and hip-hop. Star2's music is aggressive, upbeat, and soulful since he overcame a difficult upbringing to become an artist.
Star2 has made it thus far because she is a genuine fighter. It took his family nearly 500 kilometres to flee from Burmese forces who assaulted and burnt down their hamlet in Thailand, and he was born in a refugee camp. Star2 (and his family) have been subjected to a lifetime of discrimination and racial prejudice because of their ethnicity as Karens (Kuh-ren). To begin a new life in the United States, he was taken by his grandmother at the age of six after he was selected in a lottery to move there.
Satr2
Because of his family's financial difficulties and his uncle's addiction to drugs, it wasn't an easy childhood for him. He was overwhelmed and overstimulated as he learned to live in a new world of automobiles, electricity, and paved roads. In the end, Star2 found refuge in music, learning to rap, sing, compose, and perform as a teenager. While drawing from a wide range of artists, he honed his sound to include Justin Bieber, Tyga, and Chris Brown, among others, to create an original sound of his own.
Throughout the year 2020, the creative composer has produced a succession of tracks and enthralled fans with his genre-bending music that resonates and resonates. His most recent release is a joint effort with acclaimed rapper Luh Kel. An ode to loss, abandonment, and disappointment, "I Wanna Get F*d Up" is a heartfelt song by R&B singer R. Kelly. Star2 depicts a difficult dynamic in a relationship that many people may identify with.
"Thinkin Bout U" is Star2's next pop selection. In the music video for this catchy, acoustic-guitar-based love song, reminiscent of the Plain White T's "Hey There Delilah", our hero is depicted as an "everyday Joe". A Lyft driver to be exact, who is taken with his beautiful fare from a chic Hollywood hotel. Star2, as fate would have it, unknowingly meets this very girl online. Later in the song, as he has fantasies and hallucinations about her throughout his week, he discovers the girl he has been texting is the girl from the hotel! "When you see a hella hot girl, you get a little obsessed...the butterflies and that rush! Dudes can definitely be romantic!"
An emotional tale of broken hearts, "I Wanna Get F*d Up" is genuine and honest. "You've had the greatest relationship in your life, but it suddenly blows apart and you're left wondering what went wrong and wanting to self-medicate. Working on a song with Luh Kel was a lifelong goal of mine, therefore it was an absolute honour. In our song, we tell the storey of how we fell in love with someone who cheated on us." With an addictive French horn melody, gloomy lyrics, and soul-infused vocals over a dominant hip hop rhythm, the song is an emotional exorcism. His ability is apparent.
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