#Gypsy Kings Bamboléo
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afrohouseking · 1 month ago
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DJ drops one of the best Gypsy Kings Bamboléo Remix of popular songs. Must be the best songs of all time and best electronic music and the best house music.
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nade2308 · 2 years ago
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currently/last tag game
I was tagged by @waitingforthestarstofall. Thanks for the tag
Favorite color: blue
Currently reading: rereading "Force of Nature" by C.J. Box after eight years.
Last song: Bamboléo by Gypsy Kings
Last movie: Lemony Snickett's A Series of Unfortunate Events
Sweet/savory/spicy: savory
Currently working on: not working on much of anything, just bits and pieces of fics here and there.
Tagging: @thethistlegirl @telltaleclerk @kitthekazoo @gregorygerwitz @csinickstokes @panchostokes @thesammykinz
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earenwen-leafwhisper · 7 days ago
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Hello,
In waiting of the rest of the kinkober who will surely finishing during November, I will let you discover some music of my nostalgic Playlist, those music hearing when a was a child. (My parents have made me heard a lot of music from before the 90's)
Here is some of the music : (i have limit myself at 30 songs, but there is so much more)
Joe Dassin - Dans les yeux d'Emilie
Ricchi E Poveri - Sarà perché ti amo
Daniel Balavoine - Le chanteur
Aqua - Barbie girl
Backstreet boys - Everybody
Spice Girls - Wannabe
Los del rio - Macarena
Ricky Martin - Maria *I haved a crush on him*
O-Zone - Dragostea Din Tei
Julio Iglesias - Je n'ai pas changé (no vengo ni voy). *my grandmother loved this singer*
Will Smith - men in black *I liked the music video*
Gypsy king - Bamboléo
Earth, Wind & fire - September
Village people - YMCA
Wham! - Wake me up before you go-go
Daft punk - One more time
Cyndi Lauper - Girls just want to have fun
Whitney Houston - I wanna dance with somebody
The weather girls - it's raining men
Steve wonder - I just call to say I love you
Barry white - you're the first, the last, my everything *his voice my gods 😍*
Frank Sinatra - Fly me to the moon
Dean Martin - That's amore *and there is also a song in Rio Bravo, yeah my mom is fan of John Wayne*
Louis Armstrong - What a wonderful world
Claude François - Cette année-là *there is so much song from him, it's hard to choice*
Gilbert Montagné - Les sunlights des tropiques
La compagnie créole - Vive le douanier rousseau *Hard to choice one, too*
Dalia- Gigi L'amoroso *Of course her, I don't forget her*
Scatman - Ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop *my first words was because of this song... I have told "papa" who mean Daddy*
And finally...
2 be 3 - Partir un jour 🎶
If you want to add some of your childhood music you can, it could be funny to remember those songs,
If someone read this until here,
If you do, congratulations, and I hope I have made you discovering songs you can told on comments or annon in the ask
I wish you a good day ❤️
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mysticsapphicsblog · 3 years ago
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The hermit and wheel of fortune?
the hermit: what is your favorite soda pop?
elderflower cordial is my all time favourite :)
wheel of fortune: first three songs that come on shuffle?
bamboléo by the gypsy kings
don't dream it's over by crowded house
my own way by duran duran
this is really weird because i haven't listened to these songs in over a year, but i have well over 1000 liked spotify songs 💀 (maybe i should have used my current favourites playlist???)
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influenca · 3 years ago
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Chico & The Gypsies, le clip Allez Allez // album Unidos
Chico & The Gypsies, le clip Allez Allez // album Unidos
Depuis plus de 25 ans et plus de 20 millions de disques vendus, Chico et son groupe Chico & The Gypsies font toujours danser la planète entière. Chico, ex-leader et ancien fondateur des Gipsy Kings, co-auteur et compositeur de titres planétaire tels que Bamboléo ou Djobi Djoba, est de retour avec son nouvel album Unidos disponible chez Universal. Avec ce nouvel album, Chico & the Gypsies font…
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petervc88 · 7 years ago
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Uitzending Cappelle Calling - Konings Special - 26 april 2018
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Het was een andere uitzending van normaal vanwege de datum. Omdat het de avond voor Koningsdag was draaide ik alleen maar artiesten met een koninklijke naam, of platen met het woord 'king'.
Terug luisteren kan hier.
Uur 1:
Deep Purple - Speed King '71 Years & Years - King '16 Kings of Leon - Back Down South '10 B.B. King & Eric Clapton - Riding With The King '00 (DisCovered) Sade - Your Love Is King '84 Davie Jones and the King Bees - Liza Jane '64 Carole King - I Feel The Earth Move '71 Jason Weaver, Laura Williams en Rowan Atkinson - I Just Can't Wait To Be King '94 (Filmplaat - uit 'The Lion King') UB40 - King '80 World of Oz - King Croesus '69 Tessa Rose Jackson - (All The) King's Horses '13 The Police - King of Pain '83
Uur 2:
Faith No More - King For A Day '95 Editors - All The Kings '16 John Hiatt - Riding With The King '83 (DisCovered) King Diamond - Dressed In White '86 Ben E. King - Stand By Me '61 King - Love & Pride '85 (Guilty Pleasure) Kate Bush - King Of The Mountain '05 Elvis Presley - King Creole '58 Phil Lynott - King's Call '80 Tom Petty - It's Good To Be King '94 Queen - My Fairy King '73 Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - 100 Days, 100 Nights '07 Gypsy Kings - Bamboléo '87
Volgende week donderdag van 18:00 t/m 20:00 is er weer een nieuwe uitzending van Cappelle Calling op ValleiRadio.nl. Verzoekplaten of suggesties voor DisCovered, De Filmplaat of de Guilty Pleasure zijn welkom via de Facebookpagina van het programma.
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mako-khan-blog · 8 years ago
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Day 3 BLUESFEST 2015
Bluesfest 2015
Day 3 - Saturday Night
There is definitely no better place to spend a Saturday night then at Bluesfest. For some reason it was the night to also bump into and catch up with family and friends. Such a good time, the vibe was chill, and it was awesome having the chance to hear some great music, share some great food and yarn with mob from Lismore, Ballina, Tweed, and of course the usual local suspects from Mullumbimby and surrounds.
Being the chilled Saturday night that it was, I only got around to seeing 3 live acts, The Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Hozier and The Gypsy Kings. Not bad, not bad at all.
The night started off with the party sounds of The Melbourne Ska Orchestra, led by former Bomba frontman, Nicky Bomba himself. Assembled from some of Australia’s pre-eminent names in Ska and Reggae, the soaring popularity of the Melbourne Ska Orchestra is fast cementing the group as a fixture in Australia’s musical landscape. The 26 (often stretching to 34) piece multi-ARIA nominated collective has acquired an impressive, ever-growing overseas fan base, playing iconic gigs including Glastonbury Festival and Montreal Jazz Festival, to name a but a few.
Joining the group onstage was a host of guests. Up first was Bluesfest Director, the ‘Bossman’ himself, Peter Noble, helping out on vocals for a rousing rendition of The Specials ‘Message To You Rudy’. For many it brought back memories of when these Ska legends played Bluesfest themselves back in 2012. Pat Powel, one of the vocalists from Diesel ‘n’ Dub also made an appearance, as did emerging Torres Strait Islander singer/songwriter Chris Tamwoy, who gave a supreme and honest statement about the forced closure of Aboriginal Communities, to a totally supportive and vocal crowd. I first saw Chris at Homeground last year at The Sydney Opera House, and it was so inspirational to hear him now up on stage at Bluesfest 2015 with just his words, which ended with, “It’s not a lifestyle choice for us mob to live on our traditional lands, it’s our birth right”. Respect!!!
Nicky Bomba also invited a representative from the Green Rangers to let the audience know that there were collection buckets being passed around to raise funds for The Thing Green Line Foundation. The project raises funds to purchase mosquito nets for rangers who protect wild animals from poachers in Africa. At the end of the act, from the 4 buckets that were passed around, the beautiful punters of Bluesfest 2015 donated $3000. Once again, for Nicky, and for the festivalgoers, one word – RESPECT!!!
There’s one more word that needs to be said as well about Saturday night at Bluesfest 2015 – Hozier. The Irish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist accumulated a strong underground following through Spotify, You Tube and radio success, gathering momentum and rapidly burgeoning into international stardom. He made his Bluesfest debut on Thursday 2nd April 2015. I only caught the first few songs of his first gig so made sure I was there on Saturday to see his whole set.
It was here during Hozier’s performance that the true beauty of Bluesfest was realized, and that is the memories that are made, the emotions that are felt, and the union that is created with all. Everyone has a story…moments that make Bluesfest, the communal, to memories made with lovers, and friends and also the deeply personal, and the deeply private…this element, this precious gift is what keeps us all returning year in and year out.
From the folk I talked to before and during Hozier’s gig, all mentioned that they were waiting to hear ‘that song’, and 24 year old Hozier kept us all rocking and waiting right until the end of his set to take us to church. When he played the first few notes of his signature hit, the whole crowd went absolutely crazy, and that energy, combined with the lighting and the song itself, blew the roof right off the capacity filled tent and it felt like a full blown religious revival. Definitely one of many magical moments of Bluesfest 2015.
From Ska to Rock, my night then finished off with a big luscious hit of Flamenco with The Gypsy Kings, who let us in on the celebration of their 25th Anniversary. Not one word of English was spoken, yet that didn’t stop us all at The Crossroads Stage feeling the vibe and tradition of these magical maestros. Lucky for me, I had my own personal translator shaking his hips right beside me, and was blessed to have some of the songs explained to me, and if that failed due to the sound and screaming crowd, I just had to watch him and the many other groovers dance to know that this was pure ecstasy we were all feeling, especially so when they pulled out their hit ‘Bamboléo’. Pure magic, and as my mate put it simply, they put the Flame in Flamenco!!!
Oh, and that Stunning Moon...
Thankyou Bluesfest 2015!!!
ONE LOVE
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