The end of the year means tradition and after all the weirdness we're ready for some vacation to unlock our minds. Not necessary on the beach to feel the wind and the sand, this compilation is a balm to cure our deepest troubles and immediately will convert your living room or backyard into a slice of the most beloved south Balearic island.

As our latest installments, the edit is the main meal. Comfort food with new spices to remember us about great times, to rest our soul, and look into the future. There's a future around the corner.

So find a comfy chair, even if figuratively speaking, fix a drink, and enjoy our sunny dream. 

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O fim do ano significa tradição e após toda a loucura que passamos, estamos prontos para uma folga e destravar nossas mentes. Não necessariamente na praia, sentindo o vento e areia, esta compilação é um bálsamo para curar nossos traumas mais profundos e imeditabemente converterá sua sala de visitas ou quintal em um pedaço da nossa ilha sul baleárica favorita.

Assim como em capítulos passados, o edit é o prato principal. Comida reconfortante com novos temperos para lembrar bons momentos, para acalmar a alma e olhar para o futuro. Existe um futuro logo ali.

Encontre uma cadeira confortável (mesmo que apenas em sentido figurável), faça um drink e curta nosso sonho ensolarado.

Uakti - Forró De Iara (Forró Red Light Remix)

Yelnatsniw<>Winstanley..his interesting name is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is a locational name from Winstanley, near Manchester, in Lancashire. The placename is composed of the Old English pre 7th Century personal name "Wynstan", composed of the elements "wynn", joy and "stan", stone plus the Olde English word "leah", which originally meant a forest, but later "a clearing in a forest". Thus the placename could translate as Wynstan's forest, clearing or enclosure in a forest. It was recorded as "Unstanesle" in the Lancashire Pipe Rolls (1206) and as "Winstanesle" in the Feet of Fines (1212). The surname itself first appears in the late 12th Century. One Hugh de Wynstanlegh was recorded in Lancashire in 1387 in the Lancashire Inquisitions. The Wills at Chester in 1555 mention a James Winstanley, of Winstanley. A notable namebearer was Gerrard Winstanley, who came to notice in 1649, when leading a band of men who cultivated waste land in Surrey to assert the right of common people to do so without paying rent. Henry Winstanley (1644 - 1703) was the engineer who designed the Eddystone lighthouse in 1696, and lost his life in a storm which also destroyed it. Five Coats of Arms have been granted to Winstanley families including that of Sir Thomas Winstanley of Lancashire (circa 1216), one of the knights attendant on the Black Prince in the expedition into Spain, which depicts two silver bars in chief and three red crosses formee, on a gold shield. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Roger de Winstanley, which was dated 1199, in the "Pipe Rolls of Lancashire", during the reign of King Richard 1st, known as "Richard the Lionheart", 1189 - 1199. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

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