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talenlee · 1 year ago

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October 2023 Wrapup

Dread Month draws to a close! The spookiest of nights, the dawn of the dead, the uh, thing! We shed our shackles and dance in our bones, and tomorrow, go about the business of being people, once again, sloughing out into the drawing heat and the growing, burning, hateful light of a sun that resents us and we celebrate in spite of it. You know, the normal and natural way everyone relates to this time of the year.

Alright, let’s do the Game Pile articles!

Don’t Go In There, a dice chucker board game made in a charming dice tower

Backwater, a really interesting TTRPG about a post-apocalyptic vision of the parts of America that are allowed to stay permanently soggy

Phantom Ink, a hidden information ghosty game in the vein of Mysterium

Carrion, a video recreation of one of my favourite articles to read aloud from 2020

Then there’s the Story Pile!

Bloodthirsty Hearts, a fiction podcast about queer girls fighting gargoyle vampires at a convention in which they learn the valuable lessons that all systems of privilege and power aren’t as important as talking to your gay crush.

The Lighthouse, a black and white movie about what enters you when you take yourself far away from everything and empty yourself.

Jujutsu Kaisen, spoiler-free, a contextualising post about how a great Shounen Battle Anime with horror elements make the idea of shounen anime nonsense.

John Carpenter’s Halloween, from 1978, a movie that is both way better than I expected, and full of all sorts of deliberate choices that people seem to replicate for no good reasons.

Willy’s Wonderland, which is, unironically a Five Nights At Freddies fan movie made by Nicolas Cage in a month and really quite good!

This month also featured a somewhat bumper load of D&D content. First, I did some worldbuilding for Cobrin’Seil, both in revealing a new location, Uxaion, which is a necrocybermagepunk city. It’s an adventure city where you can contend with economic harm and threats, and where you can also just murder your way through cops that only respect the utility of your body as a potential undead – it’s a place for wight privilege. Then I also presented the player backgrounds for characters you could make from the Szudetken province. Along with that, I made an article about Evil Gods, and the antisemitism built into the framework of the D&D Lich, and since I was just in the territory, I made fun of the 4e D&D Vampire character class, even though I think it’s a great idea. Then, in this month’s How To Be article, where I got to hold high Harrowhark Nonagesimus, drowned sad vomiting goth of the Locked Tomb franchise, I also gave a long-form discussion of how to translate a prominent, small-cast character’s vibes in a team based game.

Up here, there’s also room to talk about an OC, Z3R0, and about the ongoing, relentless onslaught of capitalism in the creation of more than half of all valid Commander cards in the past five years.

This being October, I once again did a set of Dread Readings. I know that a lot of my friends have never partaken of a lot of classic, historically important horror media. At first, Dread Readings were Lovecraft Stories, trying to make the difficult readings of his old texts into something more approachable. Then, the year after, I started picking up short stories from other, equally classic horror material that could help – in my opinion – familiarise people with different kinds of horror that you know, didn’t just continue being Lovecraft.

This year, the four Dread Readings are:

HP Lovecraft’s The Thing On The Doorstep, which I bring up as the time Lovecraft dabbled in issues of gender.

A chapter excerpt from Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind In The Willows, in which Mole and Rat meet the Horned King, a totally normal thing to randomly have in an otherwise pretty Christian book!

Destiny’s No Rez For The Weary, a lore tab entry from a videogame. I liked it because it’s horror in a science fantasy space that isn’t

Paul Jenning’s Granddad’s Gifts, a haunting story from an Australian kid’s author. This is a story I really like as an example of horror used to a different romantic effect than just fear.

It wouldn’t be October, the ongoing Dread Month, without some real downer articles. Do you want to read me being a huge downer? No? Okay, well, here are links anyway. I wrote about the Silent Hill Wiki Circumcision Incident, about how we examine the death toll of Chernobyl, about the way we all live the life of Lovecraft’s horror, about the creation of an alternate reality in the form of all media that wants to pretend the Pandemic never happened, and most of all, the horror of a history seeing suicide by immolation become more common. Know what really sucks? Since writing that article I remembered the Arab Spring was kicked off by another one!

Next up, what about this month’s T-Shirt? Since I’ve been watching Jujutsu Kaisen, this horse meme and the narrative of the series came together:

This design was one of those ones where I, with enough work, was able to put together a few variations. Redbubble lets me stick things in collections, and so, here! Have a collection for your consideration of which version looks best to you.

Work-wise, this month is the tail end of semester, which means I have been, I think, marking student work every single day of this month. I’m trying to make sure my students are getting attention they need, and still also provide plans to my cohort of teachers about how we can refine these subjects going forward. This is in addition to my phd work, which…

It’s weird?

I’m excited to work more on my phd tomorrow morning. Like I am genuinely thinking about the stuff I stopped working on today and want to pick up tomorrow. There’s a mindset shift on that front that’s been really hard to get my head around. I’m glad of it.

I’m also kind of boiling with game ideas, and without a theme – and with the upcoming no effort november vibes I’m aiming for… we might see more chill vibes going forward!

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asphodelical · 8 days ago

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The Semi-Great Anime Rewatch of 2025 - Part I

No. 6

First watched: July 2011 - original airdate Rewatched: January 2024

Original rating: 6 New rating: 3

Oh boy. What a disaster this was. It doesn’t even have the luxury of being a hot mess. Theres not much else to say. It’s a piss poor adaptation that was clearly trying to do too much in very little time, and ended up doing not much at all.

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Baccano!

First watched: June 2011 Rewatched: January 2024

Original rating: 9 New rating: 6

I loved Baccano! the first two times I watched it. This rewatch made it the third viewing, and the third time was not the charm.

Baccano!’s appeal lies in its large cast of colorful, chaotic characters whose stories intertwine with each other. Whether it be passing by, trying to blow each other up, or falling in love, it’s a roll of the dice as to who’s going to meet whom. The downside is that the lack of focus means that no single character is explored deeply. By the end of my rewatch, I walked away not really knowing who anyone was aside from their basic personality traits and singular goals.

The other roll of the dice is which characters are going to be featured. Characters who will be prominently in episode two may not be seen again until episode seven.

I find myself growing weary of shorter stories with large casts of characters that inevitably spread themselves too thin. Also, I remember Baccano! being way more bombastic than what I saw. Though perhaps Dan da Dan has skewed my levels of bombast.

It’s funny how Carol says Firo gives main character energy, and I wholeheartedly disagree. The only two characters I could see being the true protagonists are Claire and Czeslaw. The scene they had together in the train car was my favorite part of the entire show. I might lower the rating later, but for now, it’s a measly 6.

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March Comes in Like a Lion

First watched: January 2020 Rewatched: January 2024

Original rating: 5 New rating: 8

Compared to nearly everything else I’ve rewatched, this is one of the most recent. Four years isn't a long time, but the only thing I remembered about March Comes in Like a Lion was Rei’s career as a shogi player. Truly went in with a blank slate with this one, and had a much better experience with it this time.

Due to tragedy, Rei is caught between living the life of an adult and a teenager. The sisters are the ones who represent his childhood, while the shogi world is that of adults. Lion is purely character driven with no definitive overarching story in sight. With a fairly large cast, everything is riding on the audience’s emotional investment in its characters. Since it has 22 episodes, it’s able to properly commit to nearly all of them, and make each one feel like a person you understand and can relate to. It’s pretty much the opposite of Baccano, and I’m better for it.

I wish Lion didn’t do that thing where the character convey so much through inner monologue. It also does the thing where character narrate or comment on what other are doing or just did, and it always spells out its metaphors—it’s all telling rather than showing, and it can get wearisome. Other than that, I loved getting swept in these characters and their stories. My favorites are Nikaidou, Shimada, and in a love-hate way, Kyouko.

Shaft’s animation and visual direction with Lion are some of their best work. Compared to their earlier releases, their “-isms” only serve to enhance the material and make the world even more beautiful, rather than distract. Even better, the music is beautiful.

While the vast majority of my rewatchces result in disappointment, it’s cases like Lion that make it worth it. I had a really good time with this one.

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Whisper of the Heart

First watched: August 2011 Rewatched: January 2025

Original rating: 6 New rating: 7

In the last few years, I’ve been doing much more writing. Especially original writing. New ideas come to me all the time these days. Shizuku’s creative journey is something that I feel much more connected to now. But there’s still a lot about this film that simply does not move me. The ending is still as abrupt as ever. I really wish Seiji and Shizuku had more scenes together. It’s still a charming, sincere story about creative drive and learning to dedicate yourself to something. But there are other stories anout those things that emotionally resonate more with me.

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The Cat Returns

First watched: August 2011 Rewatched: January 2025

Original rating: 8 New rating: 7

Fun and whimsical, this is one of the few Ghibli films that I feel was made with children as its target audience. That’s not a bad thing. In terms of themes and tone, it’s very much a children’s storybook come to life. It’s a good, simple time with a lot of funny moments. My main issue is that Haru has no agency in her own story. She’s strung along by others, and makes no choices and has no agency. The bit of character development feels forced because of it.

I watched the dub for the first time. Anne Hathaway feels a bit miscast, and it sounds like she didn’t really embrace the assignment. On the other hand, Kristen Bell, Cary Elwes, and Tim Curry absolutely cleared the mission.

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Ping Pong

First watched: April 2014 - original airdate Rewatched: February 2025

Original rating: 5 New rating: 8

I can definitely appreciate Ping Pong now that I’m older. Its visuals are striking and effective, grounding it in a way a lot of sports anime aren’t. Nothing is overly romanticized or glorified, it’s just the characters and their passion for table tennis driving them and the narrative. Yuuasa is one of the few auteurs we still have left in anime, and his sheer talent is on full display. The sense of humor was understated with some brilliant comedic payoff (I made it to the beach). I really don’t know if I’m the person to talk about Ping Pong. All I can say is that I walked away feeling like I finally understood what Ping Pong was trying to impart.

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buen-vivir2025 · 26 days ago

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Ni reprimir, ni rezar, ni traducir: latinos en Nueva York crean cuidados de salud mental incluyentes

Historia de Laura Rojas Aponte, 18/01/2025

La terapeuta Ingrid Camacho odia escuchar las últimas cifras del Departamento de Salud de Nueva York que dicen que sólo tres de cada diez latinos diagnosticados con depresión acceden a tratamiento. Mientras, más del 50% de los adultos blancos con la misma enfermedad logra acceder a cuidados de salud mental. La necesidad es evidente, pero el acceso a cuidado profesional para tratar la salud mental sigue siendo limitado para los latinos, lo cual deja una brecha crítica. “Creo que yo solía ser una de esas personas que decía que necesitaba ayuda y no podía acceder a ella”, dice Camacho. Esta terapeuta de 31 años creció en Queens en una casa puertorriqueña, donde las expectativas de comportamiento estaban regidas por la fe cristiana. “Me enseñaron que Jesús debería ser suficiente”, recuerda.

Aunque la salud mental se ha convertido en un tema de conversación más abierto en los últimos años, para muchos latinos acudir a terapia puede sentirse como cruzar un puente lleno de obstáculos: costos altos, falta de cobertura del seguro médico, estigma hacia el tratamiento y desconexión cultural entre pacientes y terapeutas.

Cuando hablamos de latinos en Nueva York, hablamos de un grupo diverso. Son, según el censo de 2020, alrededor de 2,5 millones de personas con ascendencia latinoamericana, de diferentes países, varias generaciones —unas con más arraigo en Estados Unidos que otras— y con distintos niveles socioeconómicos y educativos. Ante esta diversidad, terapeutas como la afrolatina Paola Voloquez, quien migró de República Dominicana a los 10 años, se precia de ejercer la competencia cultural, un enfoque que reconoce y valora el papel activo de la cultura en la salud de las personas. Para ella, los tratamientos requieren “una exploración y una curiosidad constante sobre cómo todo eso ha moldeado quién eres hoy y cómo te presentas en el mundo”. Desde terapeutas bilingües, como Camacho y Voloquez, hasta programas gratuitos con una perspectiva comunitaria, diversas iniciativas están haciendo que el cuidado en salud mental sea cada vez más accesible e incluyente en Nueva York.

“Es demasiado costoso”

“Mi historia psicológica es que todos los miembros de mi familia han tenido depresión”, aclara la colombiana Chiara Mazzanti. “Es un tema hereditario”. En 2016, recibió la noticia de que sus papás se separarían. Tenía 21 años, vivía en Brooklyn y estaba en la mitad de su pregrado. Aunque su presupuesto de estudiante era insuficiente, sintió que necesitaba conversar con un terapeuta profesional.

El costo exacto de la terapia en Nueva York es difícil de estimar. Similar a lo que ocurre con la renta o la ropa, no existe un único mercado. Algunas personas pagan el precio completo, mientras que otras recurren a su seguro médico y realizan un pago parcial. Los costos por sesión pueden variar de 10 dólares, con un copago, hasta sesiones privadas que se promocionan en línea por entre 200 y 350 dólares.

Mazzanti acudió a un servicio gratuito en su universidad. Una vez en la sesión, la terapeuta “no daba pie con bola”, recuerda.” Lo único que me decía era: “Devuélvete a tu país”. Quiso cambiar. Pero los psicólogos que le recomendaban eran impagables. Actualmente, tiene 29 años, trabaja en una agencia de casting y vive con su esposo. Cuando lo necesita, Mazzanti se conecta con una profesional en Colombia que cobra en moneda local, más barato que terapia en Nueva York. “Tengo una depresión de por vida y es una cosa que me toca tratar de vez en cuando, como cualquier enfermedad”, reconoce.

El instituto Arthur Ashe para la Salud Urbana, en colaboración con otras organizaciones, ha creado el directorio Community Together for Health Equity, que conecta a latinos con organizaciones comunitarias que ofrecen apoyo gratuito. Quienes necesiten ayuda pueden enviar un correo electrónico a la organización de su elección y acceder a terapia sin costo. Disponible en ocho idiomas, incluido español, la web filtra los servicios por ubicación.

Una de las personas detrás de la iniciativa es Camila Figueroa. Antes de completar su maestría en Psicología y Salud Mental Global en Nueva York, trabajó en la reunificación de familias migrantes. “Estos servicios y recursos existen, pero lastimosamente muchas veces no se usan”, explica. Uno de sus propósitos es divulgar la herramienta. Al trabajar con comunidades, encuentra que no es tan sencillo. “Hay un problema social muy fuerte de desconfianza”, explica, y dice que algunas personas que necesitan atención prefieren no dejar su información en internet. “Especialmente después de [Donald] Trump, si compartes tus datos, no se puede garantizar nada”, añade.

“Son mis asuntos, no necesito ventilarlos”

Otra barrera es el estigma. Para algunos, aparece en forma de preocupación por la confidencialidad. Para otros, en conflictos con creencias religiosas, sentimiento de culpa e incomodidad de las posibles opiniones de la familia. También hay quienes sienten temor por no saber lo que ocurre en una sesión.

Para Camacho, la terapeuta puertorriqueña, los factores se mezclan. En su caso, su familia asociaba sus estados emocionales con falta de devoción, mientras que en la escuela y la iglesia sufría de matoneo. Al comenzar sus estudios en psicología forense, descubrió que los síntomas de la depresión coincidían con lo que ella misma estaba viviendo: “Se me hacía muy difícil ir a trabajar, asistir a la escuela, comer, o pasar tiempo con mi familia y amistades”.

Fue entonces cuando decidió hacer algo hasta entonces tabú: buscar terapia mental. En el proceso entendió que no necesitaba compartir con otros que participaba en estas sesiones, ni tampoco la aprobación de su familia para hacerlo. Hoy, Camacho tiene su propio consultorio privado, que se especializa en atender a personas de comunidades latinas, negras, indígenas o de color. Allí usa con destreza su propia experiencia para contrarrestar prejuicios. “Si el conocimiento viene de Dios, entonces eso significa que las personas que trabajan en salud mental, su información, vienen de él”, dice.

La percepción Yamaly Barragán, una bióloga peruana y estudiante de doctorado, cambió luego de conversar con un amigo. “Nunca creí en los psicólogos, ¿sabes? Pero escuché que es como el dentista; no tienes que tener caries para ir”, dice Barragán. Escuchar a alguien de su círculo la animó a probar.

En el norte de Manhattan, la organización comunitaria NMIC usa otra estrategia. Ofrece clases a migrantes en temas como vivienda, finanzas, inmigración o inglés. Los estudiantes encuentran en su currículo una sesión extraordinaria que se llama wellness (bienestar). Durante esa hora, los terapeutas de NMIC visitan el salón y comparten información, pero, en especial, se aseguran de escuchar. “Invitamos a que ellos nos cuenten de sus experiencias. ¿Qué creen que es la salud mental? ¿Por qué el estigma?”, explica Rauly Chero, coordinadora de servicios de bienestar.

Chero cursó una maestría en consejería de salud mental bilingüe en la Universidad de Columbia motivada por ayudar a migrantes e hijos de migrantes como ella. En NIMIC, una vez que los participantes comparten sus preocupaciones, suelen cambiar de perspectiva y optan por asistir a terapia. Una ventaja, asegura, es que las sesiones ocurren en el mismo edificio de las clases.

“Es que me toca explicar mucho”

Aunque una persona supere el tabú con la terapia, sortee sus costos y logre reunirse con un profesional, queda un obstáculo menos visible pero igual de significativo: la desconexión cultural. En una ciudad como Nueva York, este factor está en el radar de las autoridades. El plan de acción más reciente, A Mental Health Plan for New York City, ofrece soluciones “culturalmente receptivas” y “conscientes de la raza y el trauma”.

Preguntado por la disparidad que existe en el acceso entre blancos y latinos en el acceso a terapia, el Departamento de Salud de Nueva York dijo que no existe un enfoque único para la salud mental. “Nos comprometemos a ofrecer servicios accesibles y culturalmente competentes para las diversas comunidades que atendemos”, añadió en un comunicado.

La brasileña Tatiana Bertolucci, vivió la desconexión cultural en dos frentes. “Tenía que dar cuatro frases para una cosa que eran tres palabras en portugués”, recuerda la mujer de 42 años. Entre las limitaciones de su seguro médico y los altos costos, no encontró un profesional que hablase su idioma así que tomaba sesiones en su tercera lengua, el inglés.

Bertolucci migró para asumir un nuevo rol en una organización sin ánimo de lucro. Tenía situaciones laborales que quería discutir y que solía hablar con su mamá. Cuando se lo contó a su terapeuta, se sintió incomprendida. Le tocó explicarle que, para ella, eso “no implica una relación de codependencia”. Es algo con lo que la comediante Isa Mediana ha bromeado en un reel de Instagram con más de 86.000 reproducciones: “Para las terapistas gringas, su conclusión es: “Deja de hablar con tus papás”.

La terapeuta Voloquez cree que desconocer factores culturales, como esa estrechez de vínculos entre la familia, pone la responsabilidad sobre el paciente de educar al terapeuta. Debe explicar las normas que usualmente rigen su entorno, lo cual genera un sentimiento de alienación. “Alguien que proviene de un contexto latino o latinx puede tener una orientación basada en una perspectiva colectiva, cooperativa y más comunitaria, en lugar de una más occidental, individualista e independiente”, reflexiona. Por ejemplo, al momento de establecer límites, Voloquez sugiere que los terapuetas examinen y honren la colectividad de la cultura latina.

Como solución, recomienda tomar prestados marcos de pensamiento del trabajo social. Esto significa examinar los entornos y los contextos en los que el ser humano está teniendo su experiencia. Para mitigar la desconexión, existe una serie de directorios que agregan terapeutas que experimentan con marcos de pensamiento que expanden la salud mental clínica, como Therapy for LatinX, Latinx Therapy y Psychology Today. Adicionalmente, la National Alliance for Mental Illness ha publicado una guía con recomendaciones para profesionales al atender a personas de la comunidad latina, que puede ser usada por profesionales y participantes para guiar la conversación.

Fuente: MSN

#salud mental #depresión #terapia #desconexión cultural

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"It is no honor to be tolerated. Every spiritual tradition says love your neighbor as yourself, not tolerate them."

- Isabel Wilkerson, “Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents” (2020)

(ID: an image of the book, "Caste: The Origins of our Discontent"by Isabel Wilkerson in English and in Spanish. Behind the words on the cover of the book are different people in black and white. Below the book is the quote that was said above in the post.)

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"No es ningún honor ser tolerado. Cada tradición espiritual dice: ama a otros como a ti mismo, no lo toleres".

- Isabel Wilkerson, “Casta: Los orígenes de nuestros descontentos” (2020)

(D: una imagen del libro "Casta: el origen de lo que nos divide" de Isabel Wilkerson. Detrás de las palabras en la portada del libro hay diferentes personas en blanco y negro, en, inglés y en español. En la imagen en inglés tiene debajo del libro la cita que se dijo arriba.)

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sounds-right · 2 years ago

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GIULIA PRATELLI: "TUTTI I SANTI” E’ IL NUOVO SINGOLO

Dal 30 giugno 2023 è disponibile su tutte le piattaforme di streaming "TUTTI I SANTI" (Blackcandy Produzioni), nuovo ep di Giulia Pratelli dal quale è estratto l'omonimo singolo in rotazione radiofonica. "Tutti i santi" è un brano che prova in qualche modo a descrivere la distanza più difficile da misurare e raccontare che è probabilmente quella che ci separa da chi se n'è andato per sempre, spalancando una piccola crepa affinché da questa possano entrare (e uscire) i sentimenti, i ricordi, la rabbia, la nostalgia e tutte le imprecazioni possibili. Un piccolo percorso per ritrovare quella voglia di cantare che in certi momenti ci abbandona ma poi, in un modo o in un altro, ritorna.

Spiega l'artista a proposito del brano: "Nella vita accadono cose che non dovrebbero accadere mai, come la perdita di un'amica, di una persona cara e importante. In momenti come quelli si può provare ad incollare la crepa o spalancarla del tutto, lasciando entrare e uscire sentimenti, ricordi, abitudini. TUTTI I SANTI sono quelli a cui rivolgersi, anche malamente, di fronte a ciò che sembra insuperabile e che ci fa passare la voglia di cantare... che però prima o poi, senza sapere come, per fortuna ritorna."

"Tutti i santI" è un piccolo EP homemade, che contiene due brani inediti e una nuova versione di "Nodi" (già contenuta in TUTTO BENE, 2017) interpretata qui in duetto con Setak, cantautore abruzzese e amico di Giulia. I tre pezzi sperimentano sfaccettature diverse dello stesso tema: la distanza. Il lavoro, prodotto e arrangiato da Luca Guidi, è breve ma intenso e in esso le canzoni di Giulia si affidano a sfumature nuove e atmosfere sospese, che ruotano attorno alla chitarra, elettrica e acustica.

L'illustrazione e l'artwork sono opera di DISEGNACCI (Riccardo Pratesi), amico e artista meraviglioso che, giocando con il titolo del lavoro, ha preso spunto dall'idea di una vetrata medievale per rielaborarla in chiave laica e moderna. A fianco e attorno alla figura centrale della cantautrice, infatti, si notano vari elementi che raccontano il lavoro e le canzoni che lo compongono, come il microfono, la casa, i nodi.

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Aggiunge l'artista sulla nuova release: "Questo EP è un lavoro piccolo e sincero, un breve percorso che attraversa tre possibili luoghi della distanza: quella irrimediabile di Tutti i santi, quella da accorciare di Come stai, quella di cui prendere possesso e consapevolezza di Nodi. Senza particolare pianificazione e nonostante provengano da momenti diversi, queste tre canzoni hanno trovato una casa comune e mi hanno portata nello stesso posto perché, come dice un amico, dopotutto la musica sa dove andare".

Biografia

Giulia Pratelli, che ha più volte attirato l'attenzione di grandi artisti quali Fiorello (che dal 2014 l'ha accolta nel cast della sua Edicola Fiore), Enrico Ruggeri e Grazia De Michele, negli anni è stata ospite nel concerto di Marco Masini, mentre ha aperto i live di Edoardo Bennato, Diodato e Mirkoeilcane. Nel 2018 è la cantautrice a dare la spinta propulsiva per creare e organizzare "Come è profondo il mare", uno spettacolo in omaggio alla musica di Lucio Dalla che la porta a cantare nei teatri e locali italiani insieme a Tommaso Novi, Giorgio Mannucci e Luca Guidi. Nell'estate 2020 apre alcuni concerti di Paolo Benvegnù. Nello stesso anno entra a far parte della scuderia di Blackcandy e l'inizio della collaborazione è segnato dalla pubblicazione di "Un'altra domenica (canzone a casa)", brano del quale qualche mese dopo verrà pubblicata una speciale live session acustica. A gennaio 2022 esce l'album "Nel mio stomaco" anticipato dal singolo "Qualcuno che ti vuole bene" feat. Bianco. "Tutti i santi" è il nuovo ep di Giulia Pratelli disponibile dal 30 giugno 2023 dal quale è estratto l'omonimo singolo in rotazione radiofonica.

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tarditardi · 2 years ago

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GIULIA PRATELLI: "TUTTI I SANTI” E’ IL NUOVO SINGOLO

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Tutti i santi

Come Stai

Nodi

Biografia

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djs-party-edm-italia · 2 years ago

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GIULIA PRATELLI: "TUTTI I SANTI” E’ IL NUOVO SINGOLO

TRACK-LIST:

Tutti i santi

Come Stai

Nodi

Biografia

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xxdustnight88 · 4 years ago

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Chasing Away Your Chills

Fandom(s): Harry Potter/Supernatural Challenge: October 13th: Huddling for Warmth Pairing(s): Dean Winchester/Ginny Weasley Rating: Explicit Summary: While on a solo camping trip to the States, Ginny decides that she wants to go home. As if by fate, she stumbles upon Dean in the forest and suddenly life becomes an adventure again. Word Count: 4,950 Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/27410668

Written as part of the #31DaysOfWritingChallenge and for @xover-connection and @rarehpbingo

#rarehpbingo #Dean Winchester x Ginny Weasley #Dean Winchester #Ginny Weasley #Cast the Dice 2020 #crossover #crossover pairing #31 Days of Writing

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xover-connection · 5 years ago

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Weeks 2 & 3 Round Up: July 5th-17th 2020

Title: Books and Soul Bonds Author: GaeilgeRua Rated: General Audience Pairing: Loki/Pansy Parkinson/Thor Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Fours Trope: Arranged/Forced Marriage Word Count: 1,193 Summary: While on holiday, Pansy finds that she’s unable to leave her work at home. How will it affect her time away?

Title: Celebrations in the Sun Author: GaeilgeRua Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Ginny Weasley/Steve Rogers/Tony Stark Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: 3 of a Kind Trope: Birthday Word Count: 2,527 Summary: Tony plans a surprise vacation to celebrate important events in his husband and wife's lives. A trip to a tropical location makes everyone happy.

Title: An Escape from her Thesis Author: starrnobella Rated: General Audiences Pairing: Hermione Granger/James "Bucky" Barnes Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Small Straight Trope: Almost Kiss Word Count: 2,623 Summary: Grad school took up all of Hermione Granger's precious free time. If she wasn't in the library, she was at home sitting behind her computer typing away at her thesis. One night she decided that she had earned a break and agreed to a date with a gentleman she met by happenstance getting coffee one afternoon. That break may have been the best decision she had ever made.

Title: Hidden Feelings Author: articcat621 Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Hermione Granger/Sherlock Holmes, Hermione Granger/John Watson Universes: Harry Potter, Sherlock Score Fulfilled: 4 of a Kind Trope: Wedding Word Count: 559 Summary: Hermione's wedding day is full of joy, but also a little heartbreak.

Title: Mischievous Abounds Author: Aleysia Snape Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Loki/Hermione Granger/Dr. Stephen Strange Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Twos Trope: Magical Accidents Word Count: 513 Summary: Loki accidentally ingest Amortentia thinking it was alcohol.

Title: Not Quite Forgotten Author: remarkable1 Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Sorting Hat/Cloak of Levitation Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Large Straight Trope: Birthday Word Count: 893 Summary: Why can't Doctor Strange find the Cloak of Levitation? Why is the Sorting Hat so sad?

Title: Precious Memories Author: xxDustNight88 Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Tony Stark/Pansy Parkinson Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Full House Trope: Hurt/Comfort Word Count: 4,351 Summary: It's almost their fifth wedding anniversary and Tony wants to do something special to celebrate. In his search for some of Pansy's favorite memories, Tony learns quite a bit about what she holds dear, and what he does as well.

Title: Reforged Friendships Author: VoldyIsMyFather Rated: Mature Pairing: Sirius Black/Natasha Romanoff Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Twos Trope: Locked in a Room Word Count: 885 Summary: Trapped in an unused classroom, Natasha and Sirius re-evaluate their friendship

Title: Shades Author: SquarePeg72 Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Loki/Pansy Parkinson Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Large Straight Trope: Almost Kiss Word Count: 1,217 Summary: Loki decides to break Pansy out of her break up blues by taking her to a festival. Will it work?

Title: Time Portal Author: Aleysia Snape Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Hermione Granger/Dr. Stephen Strange Universes: Harry Potter, Marvel Score Fulfilled: Sixes Trope: Locked in a Room Word Count: 525 Summary: Hermione stumbles upon a mystic room and tries to use Alohomora to get her out.

Title: What Can Never Be Author: remarkable1 Rated: Mature Pairing: Young Albus Dumbledore/Lady Sif Universes: Fantastic Beasts, Marvel Score Fulfilled: 3 of a Kind Trope: Friends with Benefits Word Count: 1,049 Summary: An unlikely, clandestine exchange between men and gods, and an even more unlikely friendship exchange, that can never become more.

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