Name: TaraAl - Mel by SulVal
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: La virtud de unir dos continentes y unir dos culturas es la enseñanza de unos antes otros después y dejar que los de arriba siempre se interpongan ante los que nos unimos como hermanos. que dure la magia entre los dos mundos y esas dos torres de Hércules a la entrada del nuevo mundo como bien decian los amigos vikingos ( La entrada al mar mediterraneo)

BluLite.

This is my remix of Tank by Nmixx from their debut album Ad Mare. Nmixx meets Zep. This is not the original song, but... a remix, fan-made. Completely remade the instrumental part.

It's different than what I've posted before, I hope you still appreciate it.

If you have YT, song link: https://youtu.be/TIPzumi4ruA

Partial lyrics: Freaky, freshy, freshy, I'm so freaky... Like a tank, I'ma

NMIXX - TANK [Rock Remix / Cover Version]

Las Mezclas Del Los Dioses Vikingos Y Cristianos De Aquellos Antepasados Se funden en el Cielo Y en El Valhalla Juntos siguen luchando contra sus diferencias como siguen aún en la Tierra T&V

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José Monje Cruz 
(Camarón De La Isla) Decía no se aprende a cantar ni a tocar ni a bailar ni hacer música se nace con ello sin saber que uno lo tienes hasta que lo saca y sale esa estrella.

Entre Dos Mundos

La virtud de unir dos continentes y unir dos culturas es la enseñanza de unos antes otros después y dejar que los de arriba siempre se interpongan ante los que nos unimos como hermanos. que dure la magia entre los dos mundos y esas dos torres de Hércules a la entrada del nuevo mundo como bien decian los amigos vikingos ( La entrada al mar mediterraneo)

TaraAl - Mel

Que bien te sienta la bata de cola y ese rojo clavel en la cabeza me gusta cuando lloras recitando se sienten orgullosos los poetas.
Tu belleza de gitana y tu color de aceituna, Lola, ya no hay en España
cuando levantas las manos vuelan mariposas blancas y el aire te dice olé y los gitanos te cantan, te cantan, te cantan.
Un olé, pa jerez de la frontera bendita sea la tierra la que te vió de nacer.

فرعونLa&Faraona

“¡Qué libre es la vida de todo bohemio, poetas gitanos! Por único premio de su rebeldía y su libertad los saluda el cielo de cada ciudad; y son sus amigos las cosas viajeras; las brisas, las nubes y las primaveras.”

“How free is the life of every bohemian, gypsy poet! For the only reward of their rebellion and their freedom, the sky of each city greets them; and the traveling things are his friends; the breezes, the clouds and the springs.”

Bohemian Spanish

“Un beso, solamente un beso, separa la boca de África de los labios de España”, se lee en Los versos de la madera, de Boisha. Un beso apenas. Y sin embargo, la distancia entre continentes es infinita. Mucho más, vista desde esa esquina del exilio que es Tinduf hacia donde remite inevitablemente siempre su literatura. “¿Existiría la hamada si no nos hubieran intentado enterrar en ella? / … / ¿Existiría el Sáhara sin la envidia de la memoria del viento, sin las señales del fuego, la libertad de los pastos, la sombra de las acacias? / Sin el muro que separa nuestra carne, sin los hilos que siembran la muerte, sangre nuestra, ¿existiríamos?” Paz y Hermandad.
"A kiss, only a kiss, separates the mouth of Africa from the lips of Spain," reads Boisha's The Verses of Wood. A kiss barely. And yet, the distance between continents is infinite. Much more, seen from that corner of exile that is Tindouf to where he inevitably always refers his literature. "Would the hamada exist if they hadn't tried to bury us in it? /... / Would the Sahara exist without the envy of the memory of the wind, without the signs of fire, the freedom of pastures, the shadow of acacias? / Without the wall that separates our flesh, without the threads that sow death, our blood, would we exist?" Peace and Brotherhood.

Two Brother Worlds/عالمان شقيقان/Dos mundos hermanos

Federico García Lorca, the greatness of an Andalusian poet who represented the tragedy of human beings like no other, is considered an acclaimed sy mbol of resistance after being shot during the Spanish Civil War.
Flemish artists seek their inspiration in everything; in everyday life and in culture. As the theme of this work is mutual influences between Federico García Lorca and flamenco, this part of my thesis will deal with flamenco creations inspired by Lorca's art… José Monge Cruz, born on December 5, 1950 in San Fernando [died in 1992], known as Camarón de la Isla became one of the best and best-known flamenco singers in history. And as Diego "El Cigala" describes it. "Camarón was unrepeatable, he was a genius and a figure par excellence, and there will never be another like him." Looking at the musical creation of this character, we can see that he was greatly inspired by Lorca's poems. In 1979 he recorded his tenth album called The legend of time and titled it in the same way as a poem by Federico García Lorca is called. In The Legend of Time the singer sings five songs that are the poems written by Lorca. He chose: "Romance del Amargo", "My girl went to the sea", "Tribute to Federico", "Nana del Caballo Grande" and, the one that gives the album its title, "La Leyenda del Tiempo"

The Liberties of Federico Garcia Lorca/Las Libertades De Federico Garcia Lorca

-Music Hobbyist, Visionary and Passionate with vision and inventive madness a la Camaron De La Isla and how he loved not only flamenco, which was his style, but all music, that's why he was a visionary and the inventor of modern flamenco and pioneer, it is never too late to invent new things to be wrong is wise and to dare is magic, THE LEGEND OF TIME....
-Diploma Aromatherapy
*Manufacture candles, massage oils, body, hair, creams and anti-inflammatories
-World Stones and Gems
-Draw wood by burning it

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