#Jorge Louis Gomez

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No AMALGAM Comic has Better Art Than This One!

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DESCARRILA LA LOCOMOTORA

El Paso, Texas., miércoles 12 de Julio, 2023.-El Paso Locomotive FC (West-3, 9-5-4, 31 puntos) cayó 1-2 ante San Antonio FC este miércoles por la noche en Southwest University Park

“Al final del día, ellos anotaron dos goles y nosotros marcamos uno”, dijo el entrenador en jefe y director técnico Brian Clarhaut. “Tenemos que mirarnos en el espejo. No estamos marcando tanto como deberíamos”.

Empatado hasta el 28′, el centrocampista Eric Calvillo ganaría un penal tras recibir una falta en el área por parte de Jacori Hayes de San Antonio. Calvillo se acercó al lugar y envió al portero Jordan Farr volando hacia el otro lado para anotar su primer gol de la temporada 2023, que dedicó a su hijo de un mes, Enzo, quien estaba presente.

“Este momento fue un gran momento para mí”, dijo Calvillo. “Tenía confianza en mí mismo, y los muchachos me respaldaron porque me dejaron tomarlo. Confían en mí para dejarme dar un paso adelante y hacer lo que quería, [que era] ponerlo en el fondo de la red”.

Desafortunadamente, San Antonio encontraría el fondo de la red dos veces sin respuesta en la segunda mitad para finalmente mantener la ventaja, llevándose los tres puntos.

El Paso Locomotive regresa a Southwest University Park el sábado por la noche para enfrentarse a Rio Grande Valley FC a las 7:30 de la tarde tiempo de la montaá.

RESUMEN DE PUNTUACIÓN

ELP 1 – Eric Calvillo (Penalti) 29′ SA 1 – Rida Zouhir (Tani Oluwaseyi) 58′ SA 2 – Rida Zouhir (Shannon Gómez) 62′ ALINEACIONES

ELP – (4-4-2) Benny Diaz, Bence Pavkovics, Erik McCue, Eder Borelli – C, Marc Navarro (Miles Lyons), Nick Hinds (Emmanuel Sonupe), Eric Calvillo, Liam Rose (Louis Herrera), Aaron Gomez ( Petar Petrovic), Denys Kostyshyn, Luis Solignac

Suplentes no utilizados: Javier García, Diego Abarca, Chris García

SA – (3-4-3) Jordan Farr, Shannon Gomez, Mitchell Taintor, Fabien García, Lamar Batista, Ismaila Jome (Connor Maloney), Jacori Hayes, Justin Dhillon (Ignacio Bailone), Rida Zouhir (Carter Manley), Jorge Hernández , Tani Oluwaseyi

Suplentes no utilizados: Carlos Mercado, Mohammed Abu, PC, Niko Hansen

RESUMEN DE MALA CONDUCTA

ELP – Denys Kostyshyn (Amarillo) 38′, Nick Hinds (Amarillo) 59′, Eder Borelli (Amarillo) 85′, Miles Lyons (Amarillo) 90+6′, Louis Herrera (Amarillo) 90+6′, Eric Calvillo (Amarillo ) 90+6′ SA – Lamar Batista (Amarillo) 80′, (Rojo) 90+4′, Jorge Hernandez (Amarillo) 90+6′, Rida Zouhir (Amarillo) 90+6′, Tani Oluwaseyi (Amarillo) 90+6′ ESTADÍSTICAS DEL PARTIDO: ELP | SA

GOLES: 1|2 ASISTENCIAS: 0|2 POS. %: 59|42 TIROS: 12|12 TIROS A PORTERÍA: 4|5 SALVADOS: 3|3 FALTAS: 12|12 FUERA DE JUEGO: 0|2 ESQUINAS: 7|4

HASTA LA PRÓXIMA: Sábado, 15 de julio vs Rio Grande Valley FC. Inicio a las 7:30 de la tarde en el Southwest University Park. El Paso Locomotive FC juega contra Rio Grande Valley FC por primera vez esta temporada en un enfrentamiento consecutivo de Copa Tejas.

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2023 World Baseball Classic Colombia Roster

Pitchers

#17 Carlos Ocampo (free agent/Cartagena)

#19 Jeffry Niño (Diablos Rojos Del México/Barranquilla)

#22 Adrian Almeida (Piratas De Campeche/Puerto Cabello, Venezuela)

#26 Jhon Romero (free agent/Cartagena)

#29 Rio Gomez (Portland Sea Dogs/Miami, Florida)

#30 Yapson Gomez (El Águila De Veracruz/San Cristóbal, Venezuela)

#32 William Cuevas (Diablos Rojos Del México/Turmero, Venezuela)

#34 Luis De Avila (Rome Braves/San Estanislao)

#41 Danis Correa (Chicago Cubs/Cartagena)

#47 Julio Teherán (San Diego Padres/Cartagena)

#48 Ezequiel Zabaleta (Gastonia Honey Hunters/Ciudad Bolivar)

#50 Santiago Florez (Greensboro Grasshoppers/Barranquilla)

#52 Reiver Sanmartín (Cincinnati Reds/Cartagena)

#53 Ruben Galindo (Lake Elsinore Storm/San Juan De Uraba)

#56 Tayron Guerrero (Louisville Bats/Bocachica)

#66 Guillermo Zuñiga (Memphis Redbirds/Cartagena)

#72 Pedro García (Louisville Bats/Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#74 Nabil Crismatt (San Diego Padres/Barranquilla)

#90 Julio Vivas (Vaqueros De Montería/San Cristóbal, Venezuela)

#98 Jasier Herrera (Tiburones De La Guaira/Cartagena)

Catchers

#12 Gustavo Campero (Rocket City Trash Pandas/Lorica)

#20 Meibrys Viloria (Columbus Clippers/Cartagena)

#21 Jhonathan Solano (free agent/Barranquilla)

#35 Elías Díaz (Colorado Rockies/Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#38 Jorge Alfaro (Boston Red Sox/Sincelejo)

Infielders

#3 Dilson Herrera (Staten Island FerryHawks/Cartagena)

#9 Adrián Sánchez (free agent/Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#11 Fabián Pertuz (South Bend Cubs/Barranquilla)

#13 Jordan Díaz (Oakland Athletics/Montería)

#16 Reynaldo Rodríguez (Tigres De Quintana Roo/Cartagena)

#27 Evan Mendoza (El Paso Chihuahuas/Sarasota, Florida)

#39 Gio Urshela (Los Angeles Angels/Cartagena)

#77 Dayan Frías (Akron RubberDucks/Cartagena)

Outfielders

#6 Jesus Marriaga (Gary SouthShore RailCats/Cartagena)

#36 Oscar Mercado; Jr. (St. Louis Cardinals/Tampa, Florida)

#43 Harold Ramírez (Tampa Bay Rays/Cartagena)

Coaches

Manager Jolbert Cabrera (Beisbol Colombiano/Cartagena)

Bench coach Jose Mosquera (VSL Pirates/Campo De La Cruz)

Hitting coach Jorge Cortés (Visalia Rawhide/Barranquilla)

Pitching coach Walter Miranda (Greenville Drive/Cartagena)

1B coach Ronald Ramirez (Caimanes De Barranquilla/Cartagena)

3B coach Jair Fernandez (DSL Dodgers/Cartagena)

Assistant coach Orlando Cabrera (Beisbol Colombiano/Cartagena)

Assistant coach Édgar Rentería (CPBL/Barranquilla)

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MY HOLLYWOOD LIVE ACTION ATTACK ON TITAN FANCAST

Alex Storm as Eren Yeager

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Grisha Yeager

Holly Marie Combs as Carla Yeager

Kitty Chicha Amatayakul as Mikasa Ackerman

Sonoya Mizuno as Mikasa’s Mother

Tom Felton as Mikasa’s Father

Otto Farrant as Armin Arlert

Robert Englund as Armin’s Grandfather

Archie Renaux as Connie Springer

Cierra Ramirez as Sasha Braus

Julian Haig as Jean Kirshstein

Dane DeHaan as Levi Ackerman

Lizzy Caplan as Hange Zoe

Chris Evans as Erwin Smith

Shane Harper as Marco Bodt

Alexander Ludwig as Reiner Braun

Gus Birney as Annie Leonhart

Kathryn Newton as Historia “Christa Lenz” Reiss

Kawani Prenter as Ymir

Théodore Pellerin as Bertolt Hoover

Matthias Schoenarts as Erwin’s Father

Patrick Stewart as Commander Dot Pyxis

Elizabeth Debicki as Rico Brzenska

Emily Browning as Petra Raal

Misha Collins as Eld Guinn

Timothy Odmundson as Oluo Bozado

Ian Bohen as Gunther Schultz

Virginia Gardner as Isabel Magnolia

Leo Howard as Furlan Church

Johnny Depp as Kenny Ackerman

Rose McGowan as Kuchel Ackerman

William Zabka as Hannes

Jk Simmons as Keith Shadis

Joel Kinnaman as Mike Zacharias

Kristen Stewart as Nanaba

Camren Bicondova as Hitch Dreyse

Jason Mantzoukas as Gelgar

Peter Scanavino as Henning

Nathalie Emmanuel as Lynne

Andrew Garfield as Moblit Berner

John Boyega as Onyankopon

Mackenzie Davis as Yelena

Charlie Hunnam as Zeke Yeager

Harriet Cains as Pieck Finger

Tamlyn Tomita as Kiyomi Azumabito

Lou Wegner as Colt Grice

Flynn Curry as Falco Grice

Douglas Booth as Porco Galliard

Louis Partridge as Marcel Galliard

Peyton Elizabeth Lee as Gabi Braun

Hudson Yang as Udo

Miya Cech as Zofia

Matthew Gray Gubler as Uri Reiss

John Goodman as Rod Reiss

Alexxis Lemire as Frieda Reiss

Iain Armitage as Dirk Reiss

Zackary Arthur as Urklyn Reiss

Reagan Revord as Florian Reiss

Kitty Peterkin as Abel Reiss

Michelle Pfeiffer as Rod’s Wife

Will Poulter as Floch Forster

Isabella Gomez as Kaya

Skeet Ulrich as Eren Kruger

BD Wong as Tom Ksaver

Elizabeth Moss as Dina Fritz

Jeff Bridges as The Fake King Fritz

Brad Pitt as Willy Tybur

Helena Bonham Carter as Lara Tybur

Jason Beghe as Kitz Woermann

Jashaun St. John as Mina Carolina

Chuku Modu as Milieus Zeremski

Diego Tinoco as Nack Tierce

Ted Levine as Darius Zackly

Grant Show as Pastor Nick

Rudy Pankow as Thomas Wagner

Jacob Anderson as Marlowe Freudenberg

William Moseley as Daz

Kit Young as Samuel

Melissa Fumero as Nifa

Ramy Youssef as Rashad

Alia Shawkat as Lauda

Tony Thornburg as Keiji

Nico Mirallegro as Abel

Liza Soberano as Black-Haired Soldier

Brandon Flynn as Lima

Cillian Murphy as Dirk

Fo Porter as Marlene

Alan Ritchson as Klaus

Manish Dayal as Darius Baer-Varbrun

Neels Visser as Dita Ness

Barry Sloane as 11th Commander

Austin Bitikofer as Claude Duvalier

Jodie Comer as Traute Caven

Charlie Cox as Duran

Devon Sawa as Nile Dok

Drew Tanner as Franz Kafka

Abigail Cowen as Hannah Diamant

Till Lindemann ad Djel Sannes

Tim Curry as Wald

Veronica Ngo as Ilse Langnar

Kathy Bates as Jean’s Mother

Rob Raco as Flagon

Madelyn Cline as Carly Stratmann

Harish Patel as Annie’s Adopted Father

Dedee Pfeiffer as Karina Braun

Hector Elizondo as Reiner’s Father

Jessica Rothe as Louise

Oliver Platt as Reeves

Jason Genao as Lou

Javier Bardem as Magath

Lucas Till as Niccolo

Brad William Henke as Lobov

David Cross as Griez

Aryan Simhadri as Ramzi

Ritvik Sahore as Halil

Martin Sensmeier as Sumra

Alfred Molina as Koslow

Sonam Kapoor as Connie’s Mother

Nasser Hussain as Connie’s Father

Namit Shah as Martin Springer

Swayam Bhatia as Sunny Springer

Robert Patrick as Elliot Gurnberg Stratmann

Mia Talerico as Maria Fritz

Jophielle Love as Sina Fritz

Alyvia Alyn Lind as Rose Fritz

Jorge Enrique Abello as Artur Braus

Angie Cepeda as Lisa Braus

Lilian Bowden as Gabi’s Mother

Trent Garrett as Gabi’s Father

Sharon Stone as Grice Mother

Craig Fairbass as Muller

Lily Tomlin as Zeke's Grandma

Kevin Kline as Zeke's Grandpa

Ian Mckellen as 145th King Karl Fritz

Michael Fassbender as Karl Fritz

Amanda Seyfried as Adult Ymir Fritz

Brec Bassinger as Ymir Fritz

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💗 i would like a list of all 3 million potential pairings please 🙈

my god, i would love to take the time out of my day to give that to you, and just know that we can ship literally anybody and everybody because that’s all we ever do in the first place and you know how much i love doing that with you too. my favorite writing partner everybody, bre is hands down the best partner in the whole world, and i’m lucky enough to be able to have her at all. she’s mine and i’m never going to let her go because i love her so much! she’s literally the best thing to ever happen to me and i know i wouldn’t be here through the shitty times and all without her! everybody better go follow her right now and send her all the love i swear to god, because she’s the only person on this hell site that shows me the attention that i deserve! also that list of potential pairings is below the cut, and don’t say i didn’t warn you. 👀

send 💗 if you’re open to the possibility of a romantic ship eventually happening between our muses

all these characters are up for shipping with all your characters:

alex gardiner (paul rudd) alexander hamilton (lin-manuel miranda) alex mullner (brant daughterty) alice liddell (madelyn cline) alisha khara (jameela jamil) annie abel (luna blaise/anya chalotra) antonia moreno (victoria justice) apollonia levine (anastasia karanikolaou) arthur pendragon (niall horan) ashley spinelli (ursula corbero) aspen rhodes (sofia black-d'elia) astrid porter (karlie kloss) audrey ramirez (selena gomez) august khalil (rami malek) axel turner (charlie weber/skeet ulrich) aziz hassan (riz ahmed) bailee rose (jenny boyd) bambi prince (lachlan watson) barbie roberts (kate upton) barley lightfoot (michael clifford) beatriz velasco (camila cabello/diane guerrero)  beau hester (froy gutierrez) beck collins (joe keery) bellatrix lestrange (carmela zumbado) belle dubois (margaret qualley) belle summers (candice king) berliouz bonfamille (alex fitzalan) bernard davenport (gavin leatherwood) billie groves (kiana lede/emmy raver-lampman) billy hargrove (dacre montgomery) bindi culver (meg donnelly/rachel mcadams) bo-peep ‘bo’ patterson (amanda seyfried) brady gardiner (nathaniel buzolic) brielle stewart (alexandra daddario) bronwyn pierson (madelaine petsch) buzz lightyear (paul mescal/chris pine) calliope jung (phillipa soo) camille aguilar (jeanine mason) carl fredricksen (tye sheridan) celeste quintana (rosalia/maite perroni) chandler armstrong (iwan rheon) cinderella tremaine (lily james) clementine ahn (jamie chung) cliff egan (stephen amell) colleen lowell (jodie comer) connor catrell (thomas doherty) copper slade (nick jonas) cordelia goodwin (ryan destiny/candice patton) coriander thompson (dacre montgomery/chris evans) cornelius robinson (simon baker) cruella de vil (melanie martinez) cyrus quinney (owen joyner) daisy vaughn (isabella gomez/aimee carrero) dakota atkins (amber midthunder) dale monks (keiynan lonsdale) dalton davis (harris dickinson) daniela ‘dani’ costello (becky g/eva longoria) dash parr (jaden smith) delilah diaz (camila cabello/diane guerrero) delphine washington (antonia thomas) delta montgomery (manu gavassi) denver koch (thomas elms) devon montgomery (iain de caestecker) diego hargreeves (david castaneda) dorcas meadowes (ariela barer) dory blau (julia louise-dreyfus) duke blaise (ashley graham & matthew daddario — reincarnated)  duncan traeger (zac efron) edmund whittaker (richard madden) edwin orwell (nicholas galitzine) elena flores (jenna ortega) eleonora moretti (benedetta gargari) eleven (millie bobby brown) elio montgomery (noah schnapp/brendon urie) elisabeth ‘elsa’ andersson (candice king) elliott murdoch (kj apa) eloise thompson (taylor hill/zoey deutch) elwood leith (sam claflin) emerson wheaton (beau mirchoff) emily sondheim (eve fraser) emmy silverstein (nat wolff/michiel huisman) ericka ‘ricki’ santos (danna paola) esmeralda guybertaut (priyanka chopra) everest sorenson (adam driver) ezekiel ‘zeke’ bauer (neels visser) fa mulan (awkwafina) felix dawson (lukas gage) ferris rockwell (joshua bassett) five hargreeves (aidan gallagher/rob raco/john mulaney) florence prata (barbie ferreira) flynn rider (jacob elordi/steven r mcqueen) frank castle (jon bernthal) gabrielle dupres (louriza tronco) genevieve rizzo (troian bellisario) gill moorish (harrison ford) godwin vivar (diego boneta) grainger anslow (justin hartley) grant wesley (keanu reeves) griffin price (liam hemsworth) guinevere ‘gwen’ flores (ester exposito/ana de armas) gulliver kennedy (robert sheehan) gunner mccoy (miles heizer) halston krogen (nick robinson) hamish duke (thomas elms) harper graves (sydney sweeney) harry potter (alberto rosende) harvey wolff (joaquin phoenix) hawke bradbury (brenton thwaites) helen parr (megan thee stallion/kerry washington) hendrix palmer (mark fischbach) henley howell (dylan everett/paul wesley) henrik nilsen (herman tommeraas/chris evans) hercules sabri (aubrey joseph) hermione granger (quintessa swindell) holden krogen (jack falahee) holly la stella (olivia holt) honey lemon (irene ferreiro) hudson reid (jaeden lieberher/paul mescal/james mcavoy) irving reid (matty healy) isobel evans (lily cowles) jacoba ‘cobi’ abernathy (geraldine viswanathan) jake bennett (joe jonas) jake breckenridge (landon liboiron) james potter (noah centineo) james ‘sully’ sullivan (hozier) jane porter (zoe sugg) jasmine agrabah (naomi scott) jessica jones (krysten ritter) jim hopper (david harbour) johanna ‘jo’ gardiner (carlson young) josefine olive (lili reinhart/maika monroe) joseph ‘joey’ carnegie (chris o'dowd) juliette russo (camila mendes) juno nicks (gideon adlon/linda cardellini) justin miller (michael b. jordan) keaton green (charlie plummer/austin butler/alexander skarsgard) keifer fry (nathan parsons) kennedy sutherland (florence pugh) khalid farid (mena massoud) kiernan jost (jack barakat) kiki penn (natalie alyn lind)  kim possible (karen gillan) kit dempsey (aaron taylor-johnson/michael sheen) kristoff bjorgman (ben hardy) kuzco inca (tommy martinez) lady alvarez (camila cabello/diane guerrero) lake montgomery (jace norman/casey deidrick/jeff goldblum) lazarus (sean teale/tom ellis) lennox wells (billie piper) leonardo ‘leo’ light (armie hammer) levi wesley (gerard butler) liam wheaton (lucas lynngaard tonnesen/dominic sherwood) lilac montgomery (sophia lillis/deborah ann woll) lila pitts (ritu arya) lilo pelekai (courtney eaton) lola carver (carla gugino) macy merritt (kylie jenner) madeline hawkins (rowan blanchard/kaylee bryant) madison bloomfield (gwyneth paltrow) maggie wheaton (virginia gardner) maria deluca (heather hemmens) mariana de la cruz (victoria justice/salma hayek) marianne darden (elizabeth olsen) marisol torres (alexa demie/salma hayek) marlene phan (brianne tju) matilda franks (brooke markham) matthew murdock (charlie cox) max tian (chloe bennet) mckenzie whitman (danielle rose russell) megara creon (ashley moore) melanie carter (brenna d'amico/zooey deschanel) melody burns-newman (camren bicondova) mercutio bellini (giancarlo commare) merida dunbroch (bree kish) michael ‘goob’ yagoobian (dylan o’brien/andrew scott) mickey hader (shawn mendes) miguel rivera (diego tinoco) mike wheeler (finn wolfhard) mildred ‘millie’ brantwood (stella maeve) milo martinez (itzan escamilla/tyler posey) milo thatch (jason ralph) minerva ‘minnie’ winslett (jenna coleman) mischa locklear (jenny slate) moana motunui (auli'i cravalho) molly wheaton (saoirse monica jackson/kristen bell/kristin chenoweth) monet bugg (annie murphy) mordecai ‘cai’ baird (joseph morgan) murray bauman (brett gelman) nadja (natasia demetriou) naomi phillips (hunter king) natalie fuller (krysten ritter) nate gardiner (tom holland/thomas hayes/joe keery/adam scott) nemo fisher (nick robinson) nick novak (jon bernthal) nick wilde (jake johnson) nina baxter (laura harrier) nolan van ness (louis hynes/benjamin wadsworth) nymphadora tonks (kennedy walsh) odessa barnes (inanna sarkis) osbourne russo (oliver jackson-cohen) otis richardson (finn jones) owen monroe (zachary levi) paloma katz (brittany o'grady) paxton gardiner (douglas booth) pearl turner (maia mitchell/aubrey plaza) penny proud (sarah jeffery) perdita ryan (alisha boe/zoe kravitz) perrie wheaton (ariela barer/jessica alba) peter pan (rudy pankow) peter pettigrew (alex lawther) phil mcdermot (leo howard/dylan o’brien) phineas flynn-fletcher (michael provost) piper donahue (millie bobby brown/katherine langford/felicity jones) pippa mei (amy okuda) pollux isola (camila mendes) portia sadler (hayden panettiere) prairie gallagher (lucy boynton) quaid ‘q’ wright (jake gylenhaal) quinton saunders (jamie dornan) rain montgomery (nick jonas) ramona montgomery-wallis (lana condor/ashley park) reed knightley (arthur darvill) reign fentworth (madison bailey/vanessa morgan) reno thames (joshua bassett) richie tozier (finn wolfhard/bill hader) river montgomery (jack griffo/tyler blackburn) robin buckley (maya hawke) roger holtz (ben platt) roger radcliffe (aaron tveit) romy reyes (carmela zumbado) ronald ‘mac’ mcdonald (rob mcelhenney) roosevelt banks (spence moore II) rowan burke (andy biersack) roxanne sutton (lady gaga) rush mccoy (cody fern) russell montgomery (ian harding/hugh jackman) russell montgomery II (jack dylan grazer/timothee chalamet/adam brody) sable rosales (catherine bascoy) saint fentworth (reece king) sally finklestein (marina ruy barbosa) salvador ‘sal’ mendoza (jorge blanco) samson gardiner (cole sprouse) sandy diamandis (christina hendricks) sawyer bell (penn badgley) seamus kennedy (aria shanghasemi/michael sheen) seb seif (zeeko zaki) selena hada (camila cabello/diane guerrero) severus snape (rob raco) shawn taggart (ben barnes) shay strauss (chris wood) shia zoheir (rami malek) shiloh young (devery jacobs) shiri madani (inbar lavi) simba king (john boyega) sloane shapiro (diana silvers/linda cardellini) sofia ramirez (camila cabello/camila mendes/morena baccarin/fluvia lacerda) stefani vidal (louriza tronco) stella romero (adria arjona) steve harrington (joe keery) stevie wagner (anne hathaway/jennifer garner) sutton reiser (katherine langford/kat dennings) tandy hawthorne (giorgia whigham) tanner cohen (ross lynch) tarrant ‘mad hatter’ hightopp (hale appleman) tarryn fischer (giorgia whigham/perry mattfeld) tatum barton (ben schwartz) teddy flood (james marsden) tex navarro (bad bunny) thad abraham (dylan sprouse/chris evans) the handler (kate walsh) thomas gardiner (felix mallard/paul rudd) tierney kennedy (maisie williams) timothy ‘tigger’ trigger (jeremy allen white) tinker bell (sabrina carpenter) tj lieberman (armie hammer) tommy burns (will poulter) topher larkin (alexander hogh andersen) trey turner (jonathan daviss) ursula celia (normani/lizzo) vaughn abel (max greenfield) veronica lodge (camila mendes) vidia viento (emma dumont) vivica lang (madison pettis/tessa thompson) wanda cowell (brenda song) warren wentz (robert pattinson) wendell langston (link neal) wilbur robinson (david mazouz) winnie knox (sophie turner/jessica chastain) wren green (alexander calvert) wynona winstead (sarah hyland/cristin milioti) xander talbot (g-eazy) york pemberton (heather baron-gracie) yusef barlas (zayn malik) zack abrams (alex fitzalan) ziggy (taron egerton) zoey matthews (olivia munn)

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Valentina via her, Ruggero's and Jorge's instagram

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Hugh Masekela

Hugh Ramapolo Masekela (4 April 1939 – 23 January 2018) was a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, composer and singer. He has been described as the "father of South African jazz." Masekela was known for his jazz compositions and for writing well-known anti-apartheid songs such as "Soweto Blues" and "Bring Him Back Home". He also had a number 1 US pop hit in 1968 with his version of "Grazing in the Grass".

Early life

Masekela was born in KwaGuqa Township, Witbank, South Africa to Thomas Selena Masekela, who was a health inspector and sculptor and his wife, Pauline Bowers Masekela, a social worker. As a child, he began singing and playing piano and largely was raised by his grandmother, who ran an illegal bar for miners. At the age of 14, after seeing the film Young Man with a Horn (in which Kirk Douglas plays a character modelled on American jazz cornetist Bix Beiderbecke), Masekela took up playing the trumpet. His first trumpet, from Louis Armstrong, was given to him by Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, the anti-apartheid chaplain at St. Peter's Secondary School now known as St. Martin's School (Rosettenville).

Huddleston asked the leader of the then Johannesburg "Native" Municipal Brass Band, Uncle Sauda, to teach Masekela the rudiments of trumpet playing. Masekela quickly mastered the instrument. Soon, some of his schoolmates also became interested in playing instruments, leading to the formation of the Huddleston Jazz Band, South Africa's first youth orchestra. By 1956, after leading other ensembles, Masekela joined Alfred Herbert's African Jazz Revue.

From 1954, Masekela played music that closely reflected his life experience. The agony, conflict, and exploitation South Africa faced during the 1950s and 1960s inspired and influenced him to make music and also spread political change. He was an artist who in his music vividly portrayed the struggles and sorrows, as well as the joys and passions of his country. His music protested about apartheid, slavery, government; the hardships individuals were living. Masekela reached a large population that also felt oppressed due to the country's situation.

Following a Manhattan Brothers tour of South Africa in 1958, Masekela wound up in the orchestra of the musical King Kong, written by Todd Matshikiza.King Kong was South Africa's first blockbuster theatrical success, touring the country for a sold-out year with Miriam Makeba and the Manhattan Brothers' Nathan Mdledle in the lead. The musical later went to London's West End for two years.

Career

At the end of 1959, Dollar Brand (later known as Abdullah Ibrahim), Kippie Moeketsi, Makhaya Ntshoko, Johnny Gertze and Hugh formed the Jazz Epistles, the first African jazz group to record an LP. They performed to record-breaking audiences in Johannesburg and Cape Town through late 1959 to early 1960.

Following the 21 March 1960 Sharpeville massacre—where 69 protestors were shot dead in Sharpeville, and the South African government banned gatherings of ten or more people—and the increased brutality of the Apartheid state, Masekela left the country. He was helped by Trevor Huddleston and international friends such as Yehudi Menuhin and John Dankworth, who got him admitted into London's Guildhall School of Music. During that period, Masekela visited the United States, where he was befriended by Harry Belafonte. He attended Manhattan School of Music in New York, where he studied classical trumpet from 1960 to 1964. In 1964, Makeba and Masekela were married, divorcing two years later.

He had hits in the United States with the pop jazz tunes "Up, Up and Away" (1967) and the number-one smash "Grazing in the Grass" (1968), which sold four million copies. He also appeared at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and was subsequently featured in the film Monterey Pop by D. A. Pennebaker. In 1974, Masekela and friend Stewart Levine organised the Zaire 74 music festival in Kinshasa set around the Rumble in the Jungle boxing match.

He played primarily in jazz ensembles, with guest appearances on recordings by The Byrds ("So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star" and "Lady Friend") and Paul Simon ("Further to Fly"). In 1984, Masekela released the album Techno Bush; from that album, a single entitled "Don't Go Lose It Baby" peaked at number two for two weeks on the dance charts. In 1987, he had a hit single with "Bring Him Back Home". The song became enormously popular, and turned into an unofficial anthem of the anti-apartheid movement and an anthem for the movement to free Nelson Mandela.

A renewed interest in his African roots led Masekela to collaborate with West and Central African musicians, and finally to reconnect with Southern African players when he set up with the help of Jive Records a mobile studio in Botswana, just over the South African border, from 1980 to 1984. Here he re-absorbed and re-used mbaqanga strains, a style he continued to use following his return to South Africa in the early 1990s.

In 1985 Masekela founded the Botswana International School of Music (BISM), which held its first workshop in Gaborone in that year. The event, still in existence, continues as the annual Botswana Music Camp, giving local musicians of all ages and from all backgrounds the opportunity to play and perform together. Masekela taught the jazz course at the first workshop, and performed at the final concert.

Also in the 1980s, Masekela toured with Paul Simon in support of Simon's album Graceland, which featured other South African artists such as Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Miriam Makeba, Ray Phiri, and other elements of the band Kalahari, with which Masekela recorded in the 1980s. He also collaborated in the musical development for the Broadway play, Sarafina! and recorded with the band Kalahari.

In 2003, he was featured in the documentary film Amandla!: A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony. In 2004, he released his autobiography, Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh Masekela, co-authored with journalist D. Michael Cheers, which detailed Masekela's struggles against apartheid in his homeland, as well as his personal struggles with alcoholism from the late 1970s through to the 1990s. In this period, he migrated, in his personal recording career, to mbaqanga, jazz/funk, and the blending of South African sounds, through two albums he recorded with Herb Alpert, and solo recordings, Techno-Bush (recorded in his studio in Botswana), Tomorrow (featuring the anthem "Bring Him Back Home"), Uptownship (a lush-sounding ode to American R&B), Beatin' Aroun de Bush, Sixty, Time, and Revival. His song "Soweto Blues", sung by his former wife, Miriam Makeba, is a blues/jazz piece that mourns the carnage of the Soweto riots in 1976. He also provided interpretations of songs composed by Jorge Ben, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Caiphus Semenya, Jonas Gwangwa, Dorothy Masuka and Fela Kuti.

In 2006 Masekela was described by Michael A. Gomez, professor of history and Middle Eastern and Islamic studies at New York University as "the father of South African jazz."

In 2009, Masekela released the album Phola (meaning "to get well, to heal"), his second recording for 4 Quarters Entertainment/Times Square Records. It includes some songs he wrote in the 1980s but never completed, as well as a reinterpretation of "The Joke of Life (Brinca de Vivre)", which he recorded in the mid-1980s. From October 2007, he was a board member of the Woyome Foundation for Africa.

In 2010, Masekela was featured, with his son Selema Masekela, in a series of videos on ESPN. The series, called Umlando – Through My Father's Eyes, was aired in 10 parts during ESPN's coverage of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The series focused on Hugh's and Selema's travels through South Africa. Hugh brought his son to the places he grew up. It was Selema's first trip to his father's homeland.

On 3 December 2013, Masekela guested with the Dave Matthews Band in Johannesburg, South Africa. He joined Rashawn Ross on trumpet for "Proudest Monkey" and "Grazing in the Grass".

In 2016, at Emperors Palace, Johannesburg, Masekela and Abdullah Ibrahim performed together for the first time in 60 years, reuniting the Jazz Epistles in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the historic 16 June 1976 youth demonstrations.

Social initiatives

Masekela was involved in several social initiatives, and served as a director on the board of the Lunchbox Fund, a non-profit organization that provides a daily meal to students of township schools in Soweto.

Personal life and death

From 1964 to 1966 he was married to singer and activist Miriam Makeba. He was the father of American television host Sal Masekela.

Masekela died in Johannesburg on the early morning of 23 January 2018 from prostate cancer, aged 78.

Awards and honours

Grammy history

Masekela was nominated for a Grammy Award three times, including a nomination for Best World Music Album for his 2012 album Jabulani, one for Best Musical Cast Show Album for Sarafina! The Music Of Liberation (1989) and one for Best Contemporary Pop Performance for "Grazing in the Grass" (1968).

Honours

Rhodes University: Doctor of Music (honoris causa), 2015

University of York Honorary Doctorate in Music 2014

Order of Ikhamanga: 2010 South African National Orders Ceremony, 27 April 2010.

Ghana Music Awards: 2007 African Music Legend award

2005 Channel O Music Video Awards: Lifetime Achievement Award

2002 BBC Radio Jazz Awards: International Award of the Year

Nominated for Broadway's 1988 Tony Award for Best Score (Musical), with music and lyrics collaborator Mbongeni Ngema, for Sarafina!

2016 MTV Africa Music Awards (MAMAs): Legend Award

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[The] Reina–Valera is a Spanish translation of the Bible originally published in 1602 until[1] United Bible Societies in 1909 revised the earlier translation produced in 1569 by Casiodoro de Reina. This translation was known as the " Biblia del Oso" (in English: Bear Bible)[2] because the illustration on the title page showed a bear trying to reach a container of honeycombs hanging from a tree. ***NOTE: State of California [3] Since that date, it has undergone various revisions notably those of 1602, 1862, 1909, 1960, 1977, 1995,[1] and more recently in 2011. Contents 1 History 1.1 Starting point 1.2 Edition by Cipriano de Valera 1.3 Further revisions 1.4 Unofficial revisions 2 See also 3 References 4 Further reading 5 External links History[edit] Starting point[edit] Casiodoro de Reina, a former Catholic monk of the Order of St. Jerome, and later an independent Lutheran theologian,[4] with the help of several collaborators[5] produced the Biblia del Oso, the first complete Bible printed in Spanish. (Earlier translations, such as the 13th-century Alfonsina Bible, translated from Jerome's Vulgate, had been copied by hand.) It was first published on September 28, 1569, in Basel, Switzerland.[6][7] The translation was based on the Hebrew Masoretic Text (Bomberg's Edition, 1525) and the Greek Textus Receptus (Stephanus' Edition, 1550). As secondary sources, de Reina used the Ferrara Bible for the Old Testament and the Latin Edition of Santes Pagnino throughout. For the New Testament, he was greatly aided by the translations of Francisco de Enzinas and Juan Pérez de Pineda. The 1569 version included the deuterocanonical books within the Old Testament and the 1602 version included the deuterocanonical books sandwiched between the Old and New Testaments. Edition by Cipriano de Valera[edit] In 1602 Cipriano de Valera, a student of de Reina, published a revision of the Biblia del Oso which was printed in Amsterdam in which the deuterocanonical books were placed in a section between the Old and New Testaments called the Apocrypha.[8] Among the reasons for the revision was the fact that in the intervening period words had changed their meanings or gone out of use.[9] For a time, it was known simply by de Valera's name.[10] Further revisions[edit] The British and Foreign Bible Society, the American Bible Society and the United Bible Societies published a total of fifteen revisions between 1808 and 1995[10] of which those of 1909, 1960 and 1995 are the most significant today and remain in print[1] and a further revision appeared in 2011. Modern editions often omit the Apocrypha. The principle behind these revisions has been to remain as close to the original Reina–Valera as possible without causing confusion or misunderstanding.[11] Even the 1995 New Testament is based on the traditional Textus Receptus despite the fact that the United Bible Societies use modern critical Greek texts as the basis for other translations.[12] It retains the traditional form of the name of God, "Jehová" (with the notable exceptions of the Nueva Reina Valera 1990, revision which replaces "Jehová" with "El Eterno" and the Reina Valera Contemporánea, revision of 2011 which replaces "Jehová" with "El Señor"). In addition, it uses for the second-person plural the pronoun "vosotros" (except for the Reina Valera Contemporánea which replaces "vosotros" with "ustedes"), which is obsolete outside Spain.[13] Apart from updating the vocabulary where necessary, its major innovations lie in the area of visual presentation: Hebrew verse is printed in a way that reflects its structure rather than as if it were prose, and while the numbering of verses has been retained the text is laid out clearly in paragraphs.[14] Since the resurgence of the King James Only movement in the United States (and its exportation to other countries), there has been much debate among Christian groups who use the Reina–Valera Bible. However, the 1960 revision became the common Bible of many millions of Spanish-speaking Protestants around the world, surpassing the 1909 in its reception. Almost all Hispanic churches use it, despite further attempts to revise it (for example, the unofficial Reina–Valera-Gomez revision). The Reina–Valera Bible is one of the Bible translations authorized to be used in Spanish-language services of the Church of Christ, Scientist,[15] the Anglican Communion as well as by many religious groups.[16][17] Unofficial revisions[edit] The 1602 Purified Bible done in Monterrey, Mexico, by advocates of King James Onlyism. The First edition was printed in 2001, with the Second Edition in 2002. Their purpose was to create (or rather, to restore) a Spanish-language bible which honored and remained true to the old Reina-Valera Castellan Spanish. The Reina–Valera 1865, made by Dr. Ángel H. de Mora of Spain, and subsequently printed by the American Bible Society. The ABS continued to reprint this Valera edition until the 1950s. It was reprinted again in the year 2000 by the Local Church Bible Publishers of Lansing, Michigan, and the Valera Bible Society of Miami, Florida. The Reina–Valera–Gómez Bible, a revision of the 1909, done in Matamoros, Mexico, by advocates of King James Onlyism.[18][19] The Trinitarian Bible Society has been working on a revision of the Valera 1909. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) published in 2009 their first official Spanish edition of the Bible based on the 1909 Reina–Valera edition, with "a very conservative update of outdated grammar and vocabulary".[20][21] See also[edit] Wikisource has original text related to this article: Biblia Reina–Valera 1909 Wikimedia Commons has media related to Biblia Reina-Valera. Bible translations Bible translations into Spanish References[edit] ^ Jump up to: a b c Anon. ¡Refrescante y más brillante que nunca! Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas (1995) p.9 ^ The facsimile reproduction was published by the Spanish Bible Society (1970 ISBN 84-8083-073-5). ^ "La Biblia del Siglo de Oro". La Biblia Web, Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas. 26 July 2010. Archived from the original on 21 June 2013. Retrieved 7 July 2013. ^ compare: Rosales, Raymond S. Casiodoro de Reina: Patriarca del Protestantismo Hispano. St. Louis: Concordia Seminary Publications. 2002. ^ González, Jorge A. The Reina–Valera Bible: From Dream to Reality Archived 2007-09-18 at the Wayback Machine ^ James Dixon Douglas, Merrill Chapin Tenney (1997), Diccionario Bíblico Mundo Hispano, Editorial Mundo Hispano, pág 145. ^ "Sagradas Escrituras (1569) Bible, SEV". biblestudytools.com. Retrieved 8 July 2013. ^ A facsimile edition was produced by the Spanish Bible Society: (Sagrada Biblia. Traducción de Casiodoro de Reina 1569. Revisión de Cipriano de Valera 1602. Facsímil. 1990, Sociedades Biblicas Unidas, ISBN 84-85132-72-6)] ^ Anon. ¡Refrescante y más brillante que nunca! Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas (1995) pp. 22f ^ Jump up to: a b "Versiones castellanas de la Biblia" en Nuevo Diccionario Bíblico Ediciones Certeza (1991) ^ Anon. ¡Refrescante y más brillante que nunca! Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas (1995) p.14 ^ Anon. ¡Refrescante y más brillante que nunca! Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas (1995) pp.19f ^ "Presentación" near beginning of the 1995 version study edition (no page number) ^ Anon. ¡Refrescante y más brillante que nunca! Sociedades Bíblicas Unidas (1995) pp. 51f ^ "Edición de citas - Christian Science Bible Lessons". Christian Science Bible Lessons. ^ "General Seminary will host lecture on printed Bibles". 27 March 2006. ^ "The Canons of the General Convention of the Episcopal Church (Canon 2 - of translations of the Bible) -Episcopal Church" (PDF). ^ compare: Here Comes Gomez ^ compare: What About The Gomez Bible? ^ "Church Edition of Spanish Bible Now Published". 14 September 2009. ^ "La Santa Biblia". ChurchofJesusChrist.org. Further reading[edit] Raymond S. Rosales. Casiodoro de Reina, patriarca del Protestantismo hispano, in Serie de monografías [de las] Publicaciones del Seminario Concordia, no. 5. Saint Louis, Mo.: Concordia Seminary Publications, 2002. ISBN 0-911770-74-7 External links[edit] Text of the Biblia del Oso (1569) Text of the Reina–Valera (1602) Text of the Reina–Valera (1865) Text of the Biblia Reina–Valera 1909 Text of the Reina–Valera Antigua Text of the Reina–Valera 1960 Text of the Reina–Valera 1977 Text of the Reina–Valera 1995 Text of the Reina–Valera Contemporánea Text of the Reina–Valera Gomez Bible. Revision 2004 LDS Text of the "Santa Biblia: Reina–Valera 2009" History of Reina–Valera in Spanish by Baptist Church Website of the Reina–Valera Contemporánea (in Spanish) Works by or about Reina-Valera at Internet Archive Works by Reina-Valera at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)

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(LAS VEGAS) — A police officer was on life support Tuesday after being shot during a protest on the Las Vegas Strip, the latest in a handful of attacks on police amid demonstrations across the country over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

The 29-year-old officer in Las Vegas was shot as police tried to disperse a large crowd of protesters in front of a casino shuttered because of the coronavirus.

At about the same time and less than three miles away, police outside a federal courthouse shot a protester who was wearing a black tactical vest and armed with two handguns and a rifle. Police said the man was shot as he reached for a firearm.

In other violence around the country, four officers were shot and wounded in Missouri and others in New York were hurt when a car plowed into a line of police.

“With these protests, which are leading to riots, one tragedy is only leading to another,” said Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo, who heads the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The incidents came amid chaotic scenes that followed peaceful protests over the killing of Floyd, police brutality and racism. A number of cities have seen heavy-handed riot tactics by police and clashes between officers and demonstrators..

On Monday night, as protests started to dwindle in St. Louis, four officers standing in a line were shot and injured when someone opened fire. All four were expected to recover. In the same city several hours later, police said four officers in a marked police car were fired on by men in a car.

Police in Buffalo, New York, said an SUV broke through a police blockade at a protest and ran over a state trooper, breaking his leg and shattering his pelvis. Another trooper and a Buffalo police officer were also hit by the vehicle and treated for minor injuries.

In Madison, Wisconsin, police Chief Vic Wahl said police officers were struck with rocks and projectiles.

Over the weekend, police in Los Angeles reported rocks and other objects rained down on police at a demonstration near an outdoor mall, leaving one officer with a fractured skull. In Oakland, California, violence Friday night left 13 officers injured and a federal officer was fatally shot from an unidentified vehicle while providing security at a courthouse during a protest. Dave Patrick Underwood, 53, died and another officer was critically wounded, authorities said.

Lombardo said officers in Las Vegas were being hit by rocks and bottles when a shot rang out and the officer, Shay Kellin Mikalonis, went down on the casino-lined Las Vegas Strip.

Police said Mikalonis, a Las Vegas police officer for four years, was shot from across the street and 20-year-old Edgar Samaniego of Las Vegas was identified by video before he was later arrested on suspicion of the shooting.

Jail and court records showed Samaniego was being held pending an initial court appearance on attempted murder and weapon charges. An attorney who represented Samaniego in a personal injury lawsuit in 2016 declined to comment, saying he was not immediately representing him on the criminal charges.

Deputy Police Chief Chris Jones told reporters the man killed by police near the courthouse, 25-year-old Jorge Gomez of Las Vegas, had one of his three handguns mounted in what Jones called a “carbine conversion kit” that officials say made it resemble a rifle.

Gomez remained near the courthouse after police ordered what the deputy chief called “rowdy” demonstrators to disperse, and was hit several times with beanbag projectiles before he was shot as he raised a gun toward officers who were helping an officer on the ground, Jones said.

Lombardo and local officials pleaded multiple times in recent days for events to remain peaceful. They have so far resisted calls to impose a curfew in Las Vegas.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak said Tuesday he was praying for the “officer who was senselessly shot” and “all of the communities across Nevada who are experiencing grief and pain.”

“It’s during these trying times we must remind ourselves that creating a state where justice and peace exist together in partnership, not as a binary choice, is the goal we must all work toward,” he said.

Sisolak said he was activating “additional” members of the Nevada National Guard to support state and local law enforcement at the protests. He initially deployed the Guard over the weekend. The governor’s office said the Guard units would not be making arrests or doing crowd control but would “focus on protecting critical facilities, preserving public safety, and allowing individuals to exercise their rights to peacefully demonstrate.”

Monday’s protest began near President Donald Trump’s non-casino hotel, Trump International Tower, just off the Las Vegas Strip and remained peaceful for more than four hours.

“All night long, everybody worked hard to keep everybody safe,” said U.S. Marshal Gary Schofield, head of the local federal security agency involved with police in the shooting in front of the courthouse. “Unfortunately, criminals hijacked the event.”

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Associated Press writer Paul Davenport in Phoenix and photojournalist John Locher in Las Vegas contributed to this report.

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LLEGA LOCOMOTIVE A 10 PARTIDOS CONSECUTIVOS SIN DERROTA

San Antonio.-En un partido intenso y emocionante fuera de casa, El Paso Locomotive FC (Oeste-2, 8-3-2, 26 puntos) mostró fuerza y resistencia contra los actuales campeones de la liga San Antonio FC, remontando dos veces para lograr un 2-2. empatar y ampliar su récord invicto a 10 partidos

Un gol de San Antonio en el 4 'puso a Locomotive en una situación difícil desde el principio, pero Los Locos no dejaría que eso los disuadiera de pelear.

En el minuto 11, el portero del SAFC, Jordan Farr, salió de su área para interceptar un centro en profundidad del defensa del Locomotive Erik McCue, pero este lo juzgó mal y dejó la portería abierta al delantero Aaron Gomez, que no dudó en enterrar la ocasión regalada. y anotar su primer gol de la temporada.

San Antonio presionaría para encontrar el fondo de la red dos veces más en la primera mitad, pero ambas fueron anuladas gracias a las grandes ejecuciones de trampas de fuera de juego de la defensa del Locomotora.

La presión ofensiva de SAFC irrumpiría para volver a encontrar la ventaja en el 62’. Esta vez, SAFC mantuvo su liderazgo por mucho más tiempo, reforzando la defensa para negarle a Locomotive cualquier oportunidad de crear oportunidades arriba.

Afortunadamente, Locomotive volvería a empatar gracias a una volea en el área del delantero Luis “Lucho” Solignac tras una asistencia del defensa Miles Lyons, quien se introdujo en el partido ocho minutos antes.

Ambos equipos lucharon para tratar de encontrar la ventaja, pero finalmente dividieron los puntos para concluir el primer partido de Copa Tejas de la temporada.

NOTAS DEL EQUIPO

Locomotive ahora extiende su récord invicto a 10 partidos (8 victorias, 2 empates)

Como resultado del sorteo, la racha de siete victorias consecutivas de Locomotive llegó a su fin, y el club se consolidó en el sexto lugar en la historia de la liga con más victorias consecutivas.

Gómez anotó su primer gol de la temporada 2023.

Tanto McCue como Lyons registraron sus primeras asistencias de la temporada 2023. Esta es también la primera asistencia de Lyons en su carrera profesional.

Locomotive ha extendido su racha goleadora a 12 partidos, anotando 21 goles en esa racha.

RESUMEN DE PUNTUACIÓN

SA 1 – Mitchell Taintor (Jorge Hernández) 4’

ELP 1 – Aarón Gómez (Erik McCue) 11’

SA 2- Samuel Adeniran (Justin Dhillon) 60’

ELP 2 – Luis Solignac (Miles Lyons) 78’

ALINEACIONES

ELP – (4-2-3-1) Benny Diaz, Bence Pavkovics, Erik McCue, Eder Borelli – C (Nick Hinds), Marc Navarro (Miles Lyons), Eric Calvillo, Liam Rose, Aaron Gomez, Denys Kostyshyn (Louis Herrera ), Luis Solignac, Ricardo Zacarías (Emmanuel Sonupé)

Suplentes no utilizados: Javier García, Diego Abarca, Chris García

SA – (4-4-2) Jordan Farr, Carter Manley (Lamar Batista), Fabien García, Mitchell Taintor – C, Connor Maloney, Mohammed Abu, Shannon Gomez, Rida Zouhir (PC), Jorge Hernández (Cristian Parano), Justin Dhillon (Ignacio Bailone), Samuel Adeniran (Niko Hansen) (Juan Carlos Azocar)

Suplentes No Usados: Jose Carlos Mercado

RESUMEN DE MALA CONDUCTA

ELP – Marc Navarro (Tarjeta Amarilla) 15’, Erik McCue (Tarjeta Amarilla) 36’, Luis Solignac (Tarjeta Amarilla) 45+2’

SA – Mohammed Abu (Tarjeta Amarilla) 7’, Mitchell Taintor (Tarjeta Amarilla) 45+3’, Jorge Hernandez (Tarjeta Amarilla) 56’

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The World Boxing Super Series Cruiserweight Quarterfinals Media Day in Chicago

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Published: November 09, 2018

On Saturday, November 10, at Chicago’s UIC Pavilion, two quarter final fights will take place as part of season two of the World Boxing Super Series Cruiserweight Tournament. Krzysztof Glowacki (30-1, 19 KO), from Walcz, Poland, will face Maksim Vlasov (42-2, 25 KO) of Samara, Russia, in a 12-round battle for the Interim WBO World Championship.  Additionally, Mairis Briedis (24-1, 18 KO) from Riga, Latvia, will take on Hamburg, Germany’s Noel Mikaelian (23-1, 10 KO) for the WBC World Diamond Belt Championship. 

Ahead of the fights, Frontproof Media was able to speak with three of the fighters along with Leon Margules, President of Warriors Boxing Promotions, the United States promotional partner for the World Boxing Super Series.

Leon Margules – President of Warriors Boxing Promotions

FP: We’re here with Leon Margules, the head of Warriors Boxing.  First, welcome back to Chicago.

LM: Thank you. It’s good to be back.

FP:  It’s been about a year and half since you last put a show on here.

LM: Has it been that long?

FP: I believe it was – June 2017 – I think.

LM:  I don’t remember.  Too many places, too many shows.

FP:  So you guys have been busy, just outside of Chicago?

LM: Yes.

FP: Is there a reason you haven’t been in Chicago in a year and half?

LM: Just business and opportunities.  No reason not, or to, be in Chicago.

FP:  How did you get involved with the World Boxing Super Series? 

LM:  They came to me and asked to come on as their legal counsel and also as a boxing consultant when they decided to get involved in the Cruiserweight division, as I was heavily invested in Cruiserweights.   

FP:  Cruiserweights aren’t exactly popular in America.

LM: No, but they should be.  They’re big, fast, strong athletes.

FP:  And there are a lot of men between 175 and 200 pounds.

LM: And they’re the same fighters that had us all excited about the heavyweight division when Joe Louis was heavyweight champion at 185 or Ali fought Frazier at 203, you know . . . they were cruiserweights. 

FP:  Are you mostly involved with cruiserweights overseas?

LM: No.  I started with the Polish community, as you know. I have Wlodarczyk who was two time world champion at cruiserweight, same stable was Glowacki.  Then I got involved with Gassiev who did very well the first season [of the WBSS], and just from there... but mostly because of my Polish business. 

FP: Junior Wright, from Evanston, is the cruiserweight I remember from two of your cards.

LM: You know, it’s funny, I tried to sign Junior Wright, but he made a deal with Dmitry Salita instead.  His option.

FP:  Is he still boxing?

LM:  Yeah, he was supposed to fight . . . he made a deal to fight in Orlando, October 20th against Keith Tapia, as an alternate fight in the World Boxing Super Series, and he pulled out and we went with Mike Perez instead. 

FP:  How do you think the cruiserweights in the World Boxing Super Series are going to be received here in America?

LM: I think well, because they’re great fights. They’re well matched. They’re exciting. I think the fight between Masternak and Dorticos a couple of good, very good competitive fight. I think the two fights Saturday night are good competitive fights and world titles are involved. It’s always good when world titles are involved.

FP:  Do you think from a fan’s perspective this cruiserweight tournament being so close to the last cruiserweight tournament poses any issues?

LM: Would I rather have Gassiev and Usyk back in the tournament? The answer is yes.   Does it pose any issues? No. It’s as good as we can give the public for a third tournament, we think.   And these are the top eight cruiserweights in the world not named Gassiev and Usyk. 

FP:  Let’s talk about Chicago fighters.  You had Shawn Simpson on some cards, you had Jessica McCaskill on some cards, who just won a world championship . . .

LM:  I still have Jessica McCaskill, I still promote her.

FP:  Were you at the show a couple of weeks ago when she won her championship? 

LM:  No, I couldn’t make it. I made the deal, but I couldn’t make the show.   My son, who works in our office, went over to England when she fought Katie Taylor.

FP:  Was Josh Greer ever under your banner or just on a couple of your shows?

LM:  No, he was just on our shows.  Andrew Zack manages him and made us financial deals to put him on our shows.   

FP:  Is Jessica the only Chicago fighter you’re currently promoting?

LM:  That’s a good question.. . I think so.  I have contracts that I’m not enforcing or I’ve released certain fighters like Josh Hernandez . . . but I think she is at the moment.  Unless you consider the Polish fighters Chicago fighters. 

FP:  Well, Chicago does have the second largest Polish community outside of Warsaw, so let’s call them Chicago guys. 

LM:  Well [Krzysztof] Glowacki but he’s never fought here.

FP:  Do you have anything planned for Jessica in the future?

LM:  Yeah, something very big, but I’m not at liberty to say.  In the next week or so there will be a big announcement.   

FP:  What are you expecting on Saturday night, other than a giant Polish crowd?

LM: I hope – they’re always late showing up – they haven’t showed up yet!  The answer is I expect two very good fights.  [Mairis] Briedis who was the only guy to give [Oleksandr] Usyk trouble in the first tournament is the number one seed, and he’s fighting [Noel] Gevor who is a very solid technical fighter who gave  [Krzysztof] Wlodarczyk trouble in an elimination bout a couple of years back.  A lot people say Briedis had that one night where he was super and not that good and a lot of other people say he’s the second best guy in the world at cruiserweight.  So, we’ll see how he does, it’s a real test for him.  And, [Maksim] Vlasov has been hot and is well thought of as any cruiserweight the last couple of years and Glowacki, who won a world title when he knocked out [Marco] Huck is trying win a second world title  - I think that’s a “pick ‘em” fight.  So, I think it’s going to be a great night. And then you have a third fight, you have undefeated German Artur Mann against Alexey Zubov who’s a ranked guy. So you have three good cruiserweight fights, two tournament fights. 

FP: How did you get into promoting – going back over 30 years?

LM:  Ha! That’s a story to itself.  My partner of 30 years is a guy named Louie Decubas, a well known boxing guy. He managed guys like Alfredo Gomez, Roberto Duran.  So, the first Cuban defector, Jorge Luis Gonzalez, a big, Cuban giant heavyweight, defected to the United States.  And I was a trial lawyer in North Miami Beach, and I was retained to represent him in a contract dispute.  I was successful.  Louie and I, who was my client, formed a small promotional syndicate called Team Freedom Promotions for all the Cuban defectors, that’s how I got into promotions.

FP: Through the Cuban community?

LM: Through the Cuban community.  So I had Joel Casamayor, Gonzalez, Diobelys Hurtado,

FP:  Do you speak Spanish? 

LM:  No, not a word.

Mairis Briedis

 FP: This is your second WBSS tournament.  What are your thoughts on participating in your second tournament?

MB:  I think it is more sensational, for a fighter because I fight for WBC Diamond belt, for me, this very important. 

FP:  How long have you been in Chicago?

MB:  From 1st of November.

FP:  How are you acclimating to the time change?

MB:  First four days very hard because we train two times per day, and, um, the food is different but thanks G-d, now everything, now everything is like at home.   

FP:  What have you been eating here in Chicago while training? 

MB:  Oh, this is a secret.  (Laughing.)

FP:  Have you done anything different this training camp versus any of the other training camps? 

MB:  No. But at lunch we always eat Mexican food.  (Laughing.) 

FP:  (Laughing) There are a lot of good Mexican restaurants here in Chicago.  Do you have a favorite Mexican dish?

MB:  No, we change every time.  Now we have two good Mexican foods because when we eat Mexican our stomach don’t pain like before. But now, no pain.

FP:  How is your weight for this fight so far? 

MB:  Weight is perfect.  Weight is no problem.  Too small (laughing).

FP:  You don’t have any weight to lose before the weigh in?

MB:  No, maybe 1 kg, 2.2 pounds.

FP:  In your training, do you have any cheat foods, any food that you like to sneak, that you’re not supposed to eat? 

MB:  No. I think if my wife make some different foods, no this is helpful. 

FP:  What are you doing to relax in your downtime? 

MB: Sleep, rest, physical rest.  Now I train very hard for two and half months. Now we don’t have to think about rest, I need to think about fight.  

FP:  Tell us a little bit about your opponent [Noel Gevor] and what you expect Saturday night?

MB:  He’s a very tough opponent. I think everyone is a tough opponent because everybody want . . .you know in the cruiserweight division there are 1,000 boxers.  And two things: there are the best fighters and lucky fighters. Because there are only eight fighters [in the tournament] and there is a big motivation for everyone.   

Maksim Vlasov

FP: Tell us about your opponent, Krzystof Glowacki, on Saturday night. 

MV:  I saw a lot of fights of him. I know he’s a strong guy.  Mentally and strong physical condition.  And I think it will be a great fight. 

FP: Where did you train for this fight?

MV:  At home, in Samara (Russia). We have a good gym, good sparing partners, everything good for preparation. 

FP: Glowacki is a southpaw, did you have lefties as sparring partners?

MV: Of course. I have some guys who are southpaws, and a lot of sparring for this fight.

FP:  How do you feel being part of the World Boxing Super Series?

MV: I’m excited.  It’s a great show, great fights, and I’m happy to be here. 

FP:  How did you get involved in the tournament? 

MV:  I was rated number 1 and 2 by the organizations, so of course I should fight the best the fighters in this tournament. That is the idea of the tournament, that the best fighters at the moment fight each other. 

FP: When did you arrive in Chicago? 

MV: Four days ago. 

FP:  Have you adjusted to the time?

MV: Yes, of course. And I continued to train, one time per day.   

FP:  What have been doing to relax since you got here in Chicago?

MV:  Just standard practice, just relaxing, sleeping, going to the sauna, some massages, and walking on the river (in downtown Chicago).

FP: How is your weight so far?

MV:  I don’t have to make weight. I fight at my natural weight, 200lbs.

FP:      What are you expecting from your opponent on Saturday night? 

MV:    I think Glowacki will try to knock me out. He’s a puncher.  Glowacki should understand technically I am better, my boxing IQ is higher, and Glowacki’s only chance is to try and knock me out. 

Krzysztof Glowacki

FP:  How did you get involved in this tournament? 

KG: I’m very happy to be participating. I think it was because I was very high in the rankings.  And I’m really happy that I’ll be able to show what I can do in the ring.

FP:  Tell us about your opponent [Maksim Vlasov] on Saturday night.

KG:  He’s a very good boxer, he’s very inconvenient, and I’m really hoping for a really good fight to watch for our fans. 

FP:  Is this your first time in Chicago? 

KG: That’s right.  This is my first time in Chicago. I’ve only boxed in Newark and New York.   

FP:  Are you aware that this is the second largest Polish community outside of Warsaw?  

KG:  Of course, I know, I’ve heard a lot about Polish Americans and I’m hoping there will be a lot of fans that come and cheer for me.

FP:  I’m guessing that 90% of the people there will be cheering for you.

KG:  I’m really happy because it motivates me and I’m really sure this is going to be a really good fight. 

FP:  How is your weight going into the weigh in on Friday? 

KG:  As far as weight, I have no problem whatsoever.  I can stand on the weight today. 

FP:  When you’re training, do you have any cheat food, anything you like to sneak that you’re not supposed to?

KG: After the fight, after training, of course I eat things I shouldn’t. But during the training and preparation I stick to my diet.

FP: How did this training camp go?

KG:  It was a very a heavy duty camp but we did everything we wanted to so that will show itself in the ring.

FP: When did you arrive in Chicago? 

KG: I came one and half weeks ago, exactly.   

FP:  So you’re used to the time change?

KG: That’s right.  As far as time change goes, I sleep normally so everything is the way it’s supposed to be.

FP: What are you doing to relax ahead of the fight?

KG: The standard, pretty much, is we stay at the hotel and we don’t really go out much. I listen to a lot of music, and I play cards. I spend a lot of time with my brother because we communicate together very well.

FP:  Is your brother here in town?

KG: He comes tomorrow.   

The World Boxing Super Series Cruiserweight Quarter Finals will be available on DAZN and will feature 2 world championship fights plus six additional fights.

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Major League Baseball roundup: Indians rally for wild win over Astros

Greg Allen clubbed the first pitch of the 14th inning out to right field and the Cleveland Indians earned a split of their four-game series with the visiting Houston Astros thanks to a 10-9 win on Sunday.

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Allen belted his second career home run off right-hander Brad Peacock (1-2).

The Indians rallied from a five-run deficit in the ninth inning and pulled even again in the 13th when Yonder Alonso socked a leadoff home run off Collin McHugh after Houston move ahead 9-8 in the top of the frame when Evan Gattis recorded his ninth career multi-homer game with a solo shot off right-hander Dan Otero (1-1).

Trailing 8-3 in the ninth, Cleveland sent 10 batters to the plate while producing seven hits. Jose Ramirez started the comeback by winning a 17-pitch confrontation with Astros closer Ken Giles, finally striking a double to right field. Alonso, Jason Kipnis, Marwin Gonzalez, Francisco Lindor and Michael Brantley had run-scoring hits in the inning.

Yankees 3, Angels 1

Masahiro Tanaka struck out Shohei Ohtani twice and pitched six effective innings as New York beat visiting Los Angeles.

Tanaka (6-2) struck out Ohtani on split-fingered fastballs for the final out of the first and for the second out of the sixth. Ohtani also drew a walk in the fourth off Tanaka, against whom he is 0-for-13 going back to the 2013 season in Japan.

Tanaka allowed a run on three hits and won his fourth consecutive decision. He struck out eight and issued three walks while throwing a season-high 104 pitches. Ohtani finished his first series at Yankee Stadium 0-for-9 with four walks.

Braves 7, Red Sox 1

Tyler Flowers hit a three-run homer off Chris Sale, and Mike Foltynewicz struck out seven over seven innings of one-run ball as visiting Atlanta avoided getting swept in Boston.

Freddie Freeman drove in two runs and Kurt Suzuki (3-for-5) added an RBI for Atlanta, which snapped its three-game losing streak.

Foltynewicz (4-3) gave up only three hits and walked three to outduel Sale (5-2), who coughed up a season-high six runs over 4 1/3 innings. Mitch Moreland knocked an RBI triple for the Red Sox, who had won two straight and eight of their past 10 games.

Tigers 3, White Sox 2

Blaine Hardy tossed a career-high seven innings and won for the first time as a starter as Detroit edged visiting Chicago.

The 31-year-old left-hander was making his third start after 167 relief appearances. Hardy (1-0) limited the White Sox to one run on three hits and a walk while striking out a career-best six batters. Shane Greene gave up a run in the ninth but still notched his 13th save.

Grayson Greiner, Nicholas Castellanos and Dixon Machado drove in the runs for the Tigers, who took two of three in the series to kick off a 12-game homestand.

Royals 5, Rangers 3

Jason Hammel struck out a season-high 10 and turned in one of his better performances as Kansas City took the victory in Arlington, Texas, to split a four-game series.

The Royals roughed up Rangers ace Cole Hamels for five runs through the first three innings to take control.

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Hunter Dozier’s two-out single in the first plated Jon Jay and Jorge Soler to give Kansas City an early 2-0 lead. The Royals added to their advantage with home runs off Hamels in the next two innings. Drew Butera drilled a solo shot in the third and Salvador Perez followed with a two-run blast in the next frame.

Mariners 3, Twins 1

Ryon Healy’s two-run double with two outs in the eighth inning broke a tie as Seattle defeated visiting Minnesota.

The Mariners completed a three-game sweep of the series, the first time they’ve accomplished that this season despite a 12-3-3 series record.

Twins right-hander Jose Berrios (5-5) and Mariners right-hander Mike Leake (5-3) dueled into the eighth. Leake allowed one run on four hits in eight innings, with no walks and two strikeouts. Berrios pitched 7 1/3 innings, allowing two runs on eight hits. He walked one and struck out eight.

Dodgers 6, Padres 1

Rookie Walker Buehler gave up one run over seven innings as Los Angeles held on for a victory over visiting San Diego to win three consecutive series for the first time this season.

Max Muncy and Cody Bellinger each hit two-run home runs in the eighth inning as the Dodgers turned a one-run lead into a comfortable victory.

Buehler (3-1) had eight strikeouts, his third eight-K game in seven career starts.

A’s 2, Diamondbacks 1

Frankie Montas combined with three relievers on a three-hitter, and Oakland beat visiting Arizona.

Jonathan Lucroy stunned his former Milwaukee Brewers batterymate with a home run in the third inning, and Matt Chapman drove in Matt Olson with the eventual difference-maker three innings later, allowing the A’s to win the low-scoring interleague series 2-1.

Montas (1-0) recorded his second career win with six innings of three-hit, one-run ball. He walked two and struck out seven. The 25-year-old was making his first big-league appearance this season, and his first start since 2016.

Rockies 8, Reds 2

Carlos Gonzalez had a season-high four hits, including one of Colorado’s four home runs, and the Rockies beat visiting Cincinnati.

Nolan Arenado, David Dahl and Ian Desmond also homered for Colorado. Rockies starter German Marquez (4-5) allowed one run on five hits and struck out six in seven innings to earn his first win at Coors Field this season.

Scooter Gennett, who went 5-for-5 Saturday night, had hits in his first two at-bats, and Joey Votto also had two hits for Cincinnati. Matt Harvey (1-3) pitched into the sixth inning but took his first loss since he came to the Reds in a May 8 trade with the New York Mets.

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Rays 8, Orioles 3

Brad Miller homered in the first and added a two-run double during a six-run third inning as Tampa Bay defeated Baltimore at St. Petersburg, Fla.

Vidal Nuno (1-0), who pitched for Baltimore for part of last year, got the win thanks to three scoreless innings of relief after coming on in the first inning. Austin Pruitt finished the game with 5 2/3 innings of shutout relief. He earned his first save of the season.

Carlos Gomez hit a solo homer for the Rays, and Christian Arroyo added two hits, including a two-run single.

Brewers 8, Mets 7

Travis Shaw, Domingo Santana and Jonathan Villar collected run-scoring hits in a span of four pitches in the seventh inning as Milwaukee came back to beat visiting New York.

The Brewers won the final three games of the four-game series and have won nine of their last 11. The Mets have lost five of six.

The Mets, who squandered leads of 3-0 and 5-3 in a 17-6 loss Saturday, led 4-1 in the second and 6-4 in the seventh before the Brewers mounted their two-out rally.

Blue Jays 5, Phillies 3

Devon Travis and Dwight Smith Jr. hit two-run doubles, Curtis Granderson homered, and J.A. Happ pitched into the seventh inning as Toronto won at Philadelphia.

By taking the rubber match of the three-game interleague set, the Blue Jays won their first series since April 30-May 2 against the Minnesota Twins, also on the road. It was a stretch of seven winless series.

Happ (7-3) allowed three runs (two earned), six hits and two walks in 6 2/3 innings. The left-hander struck out eight in earning his third straight win. Ryan Tepera earned his second save of the season and his second of the series.

Cardinals 6, Pirates 4

St. Louis cobbled together three runs in the eighth inning for a win at Pittsburgh. The Cardinals won two of three to take the series against the Pirates, who blew a three-run lead and have lost seven of their past nine.

Pittsburgh led 4-3 entering the eighth. Against Michael Feliz (0-2), Jose Martinez singled, and Tommy Pham and Marcell Ozuna walked to load the bases. Tyler O’Neill struck out, and Feliz gave way to closer Felipe Vazquez.

Martinez scored on pinch hitter Harrison Bader’s single to short left to tie it, and Yairo Munoz drew a four-pitch walk to give the Cardinals a 5-4 lead. Ozuna scored on Tyler Kelly’s fielder’s choice.

Nationals 5, Marlins 2

Bryce Harper added to his National League lead in home runs, and Stephen Strasburg pitched five scoreless innings and hit an RBI single as Washington won at Miami.

The Nationals swept the three-game series and have won 11 straight games against the Marlins, a franchise record for most consecutive wins against an opponent.

Harper, who went 0-for-4 with four strikeouts on Saturday, hit his 16th homer of the season. It was also his third homer in the past six games. He finished with two RBIs. Anthony Rendon added a solo homer and a double for the Nationals.

—Field Level Media

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Hugh Masekela

Hugh Ramapolo Masekela (4 April 1939 – 23 January 2018) was a South African trumpeter, flugelhornist, cornetist, singer and composer who has been described as "the father of South African jazz". Masekela was known for his jazz compositions and for writing well-known anti-apartheid songs such as "Soweto Blues" and "Bring Him Back Home". He also had a number-one US pop hit in 1968 with his version of "Grazing in the Grass".

Early life

Masekela was born in the township of KwaGuqa in Witbank to Thomas Selena Masekela, who was a health inspector and sculptor and his wife, Pauline Bowers Masekela, a social worker. His young sister Barbara Masekela is a poet, educator and ANC activist. As a child, he began singing and playing piano and was largely raised by his grandmother, who ran an illegal bar for miners. At the age of 14, after seeing the 1950 film Young Man with a Horn (in which Kirk Douglas plays a character modelled on American jazz cornetist Bix Beiderbecke), Masekela took up playing the trumpet. His first trumpet was bought for him from a local music store by Archbishop Trevor Huddleston, the anti-apartheid chaplain at St. Peter's Secondary School now known as St. Martin's School (Rosettenville).

Huddleston asked the leader of the then Johannesburg "Native" Municipal Brass Band, Uncle Sauda, to teach Masekela the rudiments of trumpet playing. Masekela quickly mastered the instrument. Soon, some of his schoolmates also became interested in playing instruments, leading to the formation of the Huddleston Jazz Band, South Africa's first youth orchestra. When Louis Armstrong heard of this band from his friend Huddleston he sent one of his own trumpets as a gift for Hugh. By 1956, after leading other ensembles, Masekela joined Alfred Herbert's African Jazz Revue.

From 1954, Masekela played music that closely reflected his life experience. The agony, conflict, and exploitation South Africa faced during the 1950s and 1960s inspired and influenced him to make music and also spread political change. He was an artist who in his music vividly portrayed the struggles and sorrows, as well as the joys and passions of his country. His music protested about apartheid, slavery, government; the hardships individuals were living. Masekela reached a large population that also felt oppressed due to the country's situation.

Following a Manhattan Brothers tour of South Africa in 1958, Masekela wound up in the orchestra of the musical King Kong, written by Todd Matshikiza. King Kong was South Africa's first blockbuster theatrical success, touring the country for a sold-out year with Miriam Makeba and the Manhattan Brothers' Nathan Mdledle in the lead. The musical later went to London's West End for two years.

Career

At the end of 1959, Dollar Brand (later known as Abdullah Ibrahim), Kippie Moeketsi, Makhaya Ntshoko, Johnny Gertze and Hugh formed the Jazz Epistles, the first African jazz group to record an LP. They performed to record-breaking audiences in Johannesburg and Cape Town through late 1959 to early 1960.

Following the 21 March 1960 Sharpeville massacre—where 69 protestors were shot dead in Sharpeville, and the South African government banned gatherings of ten or more people—and the increased brutality of the Apartheid state, Masekela left the country. He was helped by Trevor Huddleston and international friends such as Yehudi Menuhin and John Dankworth, who got him admitted into London's Guildhall School of Music in 1960. During that period, Masekela visited the United States, where he was befriended by Harry Belafonte. After securing a scholarship back in London, he moved to the United States to attend the Manhattan School of Music in New York, where he studied classical trumpet from 1960 to 1964. In 1964, Mariam Makeba and Masekela were married, divorcing two years later.

He had hits in the United States with the pop jazz tunes "Up, Up and Away" (1967) and the number-one smash "Grazing in the Grass" (1968), which sold four million copies. He also appeared at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and was subsequently featured in the film Monterey Pop by D. A. Pennebaker. In 1974, Masekela and friend Stewart Levine organised the Zaire 74 music festival in Kinshasa set around the Rumble in the Jungle boxing match.

He played primarily in jazz ensembles, with guest appearances on recordings by The Byrds ("So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star" and "Lady Friend") and Paul Simon ("Further to Fly"). In 1984, Masekela released the album Techno Bush; from that album, a single entitled "Don't Go Lose It Baby" peaked at number two for two weeks on the dance charts. In 1987, he had a hit single with "Bring Him Back Home". The song became enormously popular, and turned into an unofficial anthem of the anti-apartheid movement and an anthem for the movement to free Nelson Mandela.

A renewed interest in his African roots led Masekela to collaborate with West and Central African musicians, and finally to reconnect with Southern African players when he set up with the help of Jive Records a mobile studio in Botswana, just over the South African border, from 1980 to 1984. Here he re-absorbed and re-used mbaqanga strains, a style he continued to use following his return to South Africa in the early 1990s.

In 1985 Masekela founded the Botswana International School of Music (BISM), which held its first workshop in Gaborone in that year. The event, still in existence, continues as the annual Botswana Music Camp, giving local musicians of all ages and from all backgrounds the opportunity to play and perform together. Masekela taught the jazz course at the first workshop, and performed at the final concert.

Also in the 1980s, Masekela toured with Paul Simon in support of Simon's album Graceland, which featured other South African artists such as Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Miriam Makeba, Ray Phiri, and other elements of the band Kalahari, which was co-founded by guitarist Banjo Mosele and which backed Masekela in the 1980s. As well as recording with Kalahari, he also collaborated in the musical development for the Broadway play, Sarafina!

In 2003, he was featured in the documentary film Amandla!: A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony. In 2004, he released his autobiography, Still Grazing: The Musical Journey of Hugh Masekela, co-authored with journalist D. Michael Cheers, which detailed Masekela's struggles against apartheid in his homeland, as well as his personal struggles with alcoholism from the late 1970s to the 1990s. In this period, he migrated, in his personal recording career, to mbaqanga, jazz/funk, and the blending of South African sounds, through two albums he recorded with Herb Alpert, and solo recordings, Techno-Bush (recorded in his studio in Botswana), Tomorrow (featuring the anthem "Bring Him Back Home"), Uptownship (a lush-sounding ode to American R&B), Beatin' Aroun de Bush, Sixty, Time, and Revival. His song "Soweto Blues", sung by his former wife, Miriam Makeba, is a blues/jazz piece that mourns the carnage of the Soweto riots in 1976. He also provided interpretations of songs composed by Jorge Ben, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Caiphus Semenya, Jonas Gwangwa, Dorothy Masuka, and Fela Kuti.

In 2006 Masekela was described by Michael A. Gomez, professor of history and Middle Eastern and Islamic studies at New York University as "the father of South African jazz."

In 2009, Masekela released the album Phola (meaning "to get well, to heal"), his second recording for 4 Quarters Entertainment/Times Square Records. It includes some songs he wrote in the 1980s but never completed, as well as a reinterpretation of "The Joke of Life (Brinca de Vivre)", which he recorded in the mid-1980s. From October 2007, he was a board member of the Woyome Foundation for Africa.

In 2010, Masekela was featured, with his son Selema Masekela, in a series of videos on ESPN. The series, called Umlando – Through My Father's Eyes, was aired in 10 parts during ESPN's coverage of the FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The series focused on Hugh's and Selema's travels through South Africa. Hugh brought his son to the places he grew up. It was Selema's first trip to his father's homeland.

On 3 December 2013, Masekela guested with the Dave Matthews Band in Johannesburg, South Africa. He joined Rashawn Ross on trumpet for "Proudest Monkey" and "Grazing in the Grass".

In 2016, at Emperors Palace, Johannesburg, Masekela and Abdullah Ibrahim performed together for the first time in 60 years, reuniting the Jazz Epistles in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the historic 16 June 1976 youth demonstrations.

Social initiatives

Masekela was involved in several social initiatives, and served as a director on the board of the Lunchbox Fund, a non-profit organization that provides a daily meal to students of township schools in Soweto.

Personal life and death

From 1964 to 1966 he was married to singer and activist Miriam Makeba. He had subsequent marriages to Chris Calloway (daughter of Cab Calloway), Jabu Mbatha, and Elinam Cofie. He was the father of American television host Sal Masekela. Poet, educator, and activist Barbara Masekela is his younger sister.

Masekela died in Johannesburg on the early morning of 23 January 2018 from prostate cancer, aged 78.

Awards and honours

Masekela was honoured with a Google Doodle on 4 April 2019, which would have been his 80th birthday. The Doodle depicts Masekela, dressed in colourful shirt, playing a flugelhorn in front of a banner.

Grammy history

Masekela was nominated for an Grammy Award three times, including a nomination for Best World Music Album for his 2012 album Jabulani, one for Best Musical Cast Show Album for Sarafina! The Music Of Liberation (1989) and one for Best Contemporary Pop Performance for the song "Grazing in the Grass" (1968).

Honours

Rhodes University: Doctor of Music (honoris causa), 2015

University of York: Honorary Doctorate in Music 2014

Order of Ikhamanga: 2010 South African National Orders Ceremony, 27 April 2010

Ghana Music Awards: 2007 African Music Legend award

2005 Channel O Music Video Awards: Lifetime Achievement Award

2002 BBC Radio Jazz Awards: International Award of the Year

Nominated for Broadway's 1988 Tony Award for Best Score (Musical), with music and lyrics collaborator Mbongeni Ngema, for Sarafina!

2016 MTV Africa Music Awards (MAMAs): Legend Award