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aydanmadelineblog · 1 year ago

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Los Orígenes del Tango en el Temprano Siglo 20

Introducción

El tango es uno de los estilos musicales más famosos de hispanoamérica porque es divertido escuchar, y hay un tipo de danza que está asociado con la música. Es muy popular en Hispanoamérica, pero también es conocido por todo el mundo.

El tango tiene muchos orígenes de diferentes partes del mundo: se influye por la habanera de Cuba, la milonga de Argentina, el candombe de Uruguay, la comunidad africana de Buenos Aires, y la música europea. El tango usa el compás 2/4 o 4/4. Tradicionalmente, es tocado por una guitarra, dos guitarras, o un conjunto musical con al menos dos violines, una flauta, un piano, un contrabajo, y al menos dos bandoneones. A veces, una guitarra, un clarinete, o un vocalista se puede unir.

En la danza, hay un líder y un seguidor que trabajan juntos. Muchas veces es improvisada, con el líder sugiriendo con sus movimientos y el seguidor decidiendo cómo responder; pero, también puede ser ensayado. Una parte grande de la danza es el atuendo, porque enfatiza el talento y la elegancia de los bailarines. A mí me gusta el tango mucho, porque usa instrumentales reales y demostra la cultura rica. También, he tocado el tango en la orquesta, y ¡es divertidísima!

Historia

El tango existía antes del siglo 20 en Argentina, Uruguay, España, y Cuba, pero no era tan famoso o agradecido. Alrededor el año 1900, Argentina tenía mucho inmigración, pero el gobierno y las élites querían que la sociedad fuera europea y homogéneo. Por eso, los inmigrantes “inferiores” se empujaron a los suburbios, o los "arrabales". Allí, los grupos marginados–incluyendo gente blanca y africana– se unieron a tocar música y bailar, y juntaron sus prácticas para desarrollar el tango. Pero, en ese momento, el tango no fue adorado por el público en general. Las élites argentinos creían que era de clase baja y incivilizado porque pensaban mal sobre los inmigrantes–especialmente los de descenso africano–así que ellos no la aceptaron. Además, el tango fue asociado con los bares, y las letras dijeron sobre temas que no les gustaban. El gobierno argentino y las élites querían mantener su cultura con los aspectos de las élites europeas, y les parecía a ellos que el tango la amenazaba. Es evidente a mí que esta idea se basaba en el racismo y otros tipos de discriminación, como la etnia y la nacionalidad, y es desafortunado que estas cosas sean tan prevalentes porque el tango es una de las formas artísticas mejores.

Por suerte, el tango se convirtió en más popular durante las décadas de 1900 y 1910. Muchos discos de gramófono de tango fueron lanzados entre de 1903 a 1910, y también las partituras. De 1912, el tango se había difundido a Paris, London, Berlin, y otras capitales europeas, y de 1913 a Nueva York y Finlandia. Las versiones del tango en estas regiones eran un poco diferentes del tango tradicional de Argentina, pero todavía eran tan diferentes de las danzas tradicionales de las regiones. Mientras que a más gente de todo el mundo le gustaba el tango, las élites argentinas también comenzaron a aceptarlo (con más cambios para que no sea tan progresiva). El tango se convirtió en muy famoso durante los 1910s y después.

Una pieza de tango del temprano siglo 20 que a mí me gusta se llama La Cumparsita. Fue escrito en 1917 por Gerardo Matos Rodríguez, con Argentines Pascual Contursi y Enrique Pedro Maroni. Aquí está una grabación de la pieza.

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Conclusión

La historia del tango es muy complejo. Empecé con grupos de inmigrantes en Argentina que mezclaron sus culturales y sufrieron de mucho racismo y discriminación por las elites y el gobierno. Pero, por suerte, se convirtió en muy popular por todo el mundo. Desde el temprano siglo 20 se han creados muchos nuevos géneros del tango, y ahora todos reconocemos el valor y la creatividad del tango.

¡Espero que el tango te interese, y que lo escuches!

– Madeline

Fuentes:

https://href.li/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_tango

https://href.li/?https://www.ultimatetango.com/blog/musical-structure-of-argentine-tango

https://href.li/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tango_music#:~:text=It%20is%20traditionally%20played%20on,or%20may%20include%20a%20vocalist.

https://href.li/?http://www.dancefacts.net/tango/tango-dance/

https://href.li/?https://monashcomposers.wordpress.com/2010/06/20/astor-piazzolla-%E2%80%93-libertango-1974/#:~:text=In%20its%20original%20version%2C%20the,other%20instruments%20to%20play%20upon.

https://href.li/?https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fredastaire.com%2Fblog%2Ftwenties-learn-to-tango%2F&psig=AOvVaw2Ax4Q0kipqK4GZrhMmvZSH&ust=1699763324111000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBAQjRxqFwoTCIiu7_uNu4IDFQAAAAAdAAAAABAP

https://href.li/?https://blog.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/2019/10/08/the-tango-craze-of-1913/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_cumparsita

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deathoftango · 2 years ago

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Hace ya unos cuantos annos, mas de 10, visite el museo casa de Carlos Gardel, en Buenos Aires. Me conmovio bastante ver una cantidad de recuerdos de esa epoca. En una seccion habia unas partituras, no necesariamente relacionadas con el. Una de ellas se titulaba "Afloja un peso, che". Durante muchos annos me pregunte si existirian grabaciones de esta cancion y nunca encontre ninguna, aunque ahora se que hay una version en Youtube generada automaticamente desde la partitura. Aparentemente hubo una grabacion de la Banda de Buenos Aires, por el sello Odeon, pero no la encontre. Me queda pendiente aprender a tocarla en el piano para ser el primero que grabe una cancion cuyo titulo me sienta tan bien.

En todo caso, hoy estaba leyendo algunas cosas en internet y me acorde de este tango, y me pregunte quien seria su autor. En la partitura encontre que es de Antonio Lagomarsino, y entonces me fije que otros tangos habia escrito. Encontre una joya de la ciencia de elegir titulos que es "Afeitate el 7 que el 8 es fiesta". De este si que encontre una version en guitarra de Roberto Pugliese.

Siguiendo con Lagomarsino, encontre que es autor de un tango llamado El socialista, dedicado a Enrique del Valle Iberlucea, que fue inmortalizado con una calle al lado de la cancha de Boca. Tambien escribio un tango titulado "Manya que pierna", que fue grabado pero tampoco encontre. Y halle menciones de dos tangos titulados "Cuidado con la pintura" y "Sali de la luz".

Para finalizar: parece que no hay demasiada informacion sobre don Antonio Lagomarsino, pero debe haber sido un personaje mas que interesante, y dado que de 6 tangos que encontre, 4 empiezan con verbos en el modo imperativo, supongo que le gustaba bastante dar ordenes.

Saludos!

Tapas de las partituras: https://www.todotango.com/creadores/ficha/3504/Antonio-Lagomarsino

Midi de Afloja un peso, che: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWrH1bIXlm8

Grabacion de Afeitate El 7 Que El 8 Es Fiesta : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Kh7GDCDLw0

#tango #lagomarsino #partitura #todotango

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defectivegembrain · 2 years ago

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Community characters as Crazy Ex Girlfriend songs

Yep I'm doing this because of course I am. Partially inspired by this post, but also I do this a lot at least in my head with a lot of different media.

Jeff: Let's Have Intercourse, Settle For Me, Don't Be A Lawyer, I Could If I Wanted To, Greg's Jeff's Drinking Song, I'm the Villain in My Own Story, End of the Movie (to Abed), Feelin' Kinda Naughty (about Rich), Get Your Ass Out of My House (to Chang), The Moment Is Me

Jeff and Troy: Sports Analogies, Fit Hot Guys Have Problems Too

Jeff and Britta: We Should Definitely Not Have Sex Right Now, Horny Angry Tango, Nothing Is Ever Anyone's Fault, We'll Never Have Problems Again

Jeff and Craig: Gratuitous Karaoke Moment

Britta: I'm a Good Person, Without Love You Can Save The World, This Is My Movement, You Stupid Bitch, What'll It Be, A Fuckton Of Cats, This Session Is Gonna Be Different (when she tries to "therapize" Abed), Oh My God I Think I Like You (about Jeff), The Darkness, I'm Not Sad You're Sad, Love Kernels (about pretty much every guy she dates tbh, yes even Actual Ray of Sunshine Troy Barnes)

Troy: I Have Friends (in high school), Thought Bubbles, A Boy Band Made Up Of Four Joshes Troys (in early Annie's head), Trapped in a Car With Someone You Don't Wanna Be Trapped in a Car With (driving everyone home on his birthday)

Troy's dad: Get Your Ass Out of My House

Troy and Abed: Having A Few People Over (housewarming party), You Go First (pillow war)

Abed: A Diagnosis, Gettin' Bi (yeah yeah not canon whatever, let me have this it's so cool in my head), Dream Ghost (to Jeff)

Gobi Nadir to Abed: I've Always Never Believed in You (I'm so very very sorry), Forget It

Annie: The Darkness, Love Kernels (about Jeff), Dear Joshua Felix Chan Troy (does he have a middle name?) Barnes, Romantic Moments, How to Clean Up (to Troy and Abed probably at some point), I'm Just A Girl In Love, You Do/Don't Wanna Be Crazy, Meet Rebecca Annie (Other Annie is the version in Jeff's head he imagines being married to)

Annie Kim: I'm So Good At Yoga Model UN

Evil Annie to Evil Jeff (unfortunately): Strip Away My Conscience

Annie's mom about rehab: Forget It

Abed and Annie to Troy: What U Missed While U Were Popular

Annie and Jeff in response to the ACB (Jeff is Paula being unenthusiastic): Back in Action

Shirley: I'm a Good Person, I've Got My Head In The Clouds, Maybe This Dream

Pierce: My Sperm Is Healthy (I'm so sorry, but if I had to think it you have to read it)

Britta, Annie, Shirley, and also Abed I guess? That time they encouraged him to insult other women they didn't like: Women Gotta Stick Together

Jeff, Britta, Annie, Troy, Abed sometimes I guess: The Math of Love Triangles Quadrangles Whatever the Fuck Kinda Shape That Makes

Craig: I'm Just A Boy in Love

Rachel and Anthony when Abed and Annie were trying to decide who would live with them: I Feel Like This Isn't About Me

The Fives in Meow Meow Beans: Friendtopia

Jerry trying to convince Troy to do plumbing: Flooded With Justice

The group when they try to get Abed to flirt with that girl, Jeff and Britta trying to convince Troy to like Annie, Annie setting up Troy and Britta: The Group Mind Has Decided You're in Love

Rich to Jeff: Research Me Obsessively

Nicolas Cage to Abed: Research Me Obsessively

Everyone except Abed about Frankie: Who's The New Guy

Frankie: I Feel Like This Isn't About Me

The group in Basic RV Repair and Palmistry: Trapped in a Car Van With Someone You Don't Wanna Be Trapped in a Car Van With

#community show #crazy ex girlfriend #just gonna leave this here

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starlightsoulwriting · 3 years ago

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The Art of Going Insane: 1

TAGS: Reaper/Gabriel Reyes x Reader, Omegaverse, Alpha!Reaper, Omega!Reader, Human Experimentation, Restraints, Nudity in an Un-fun Way, Rescue

RATING: MATURE

AO3 | Chapter List

SUMMARY:

Reaper bought your freedom from Tricell. That was enough to earn your loyalty, and you followed him to Talon. A criminal organization, yes, but worlds safer, more comfortable, freer than you'd been in years. The fact he helped you murder all your tormentors bloody was just a bonus.

Or: What if Overwatch never rescued you from Tricell all those years ago, and they'd finished their work? A series of oneshots with no real plot just vibes. An AU for my story Annihilation Tango.

CHAPTER ONE:

The lab Reaper stalked through was cold in every sense of the word. Humming fluorescent lights washing out the hallways, white walls and tile, dead, eerie silence, and of course, temperature, the chill biting into his skin like needles and flaring his pain levels.

At least in his SEP days there had been some sense of camaraderie and purpose in between being strapped down to cold tables and pumped full of chemicals. And the lab techs had tried their best to be kind about it despite the pain, but Tricell’s place in the mountains just carried an atmosphere of unwavering sterility. No room for comfort, even for the techs.

He stood out like a sore thumb, following behind Dr. Myrick to the holding cell of Talon’s newest asset, but the looks sent his way from the lab-coated workers passing them by weren’t fear. He would have preferred fear.

No, it was a predatory sort of intrigued, sharp and analytical. He suspects if he wasn’t backed by Talon they would be trying to get him in one of the cells he was passing - mostly empty, devoid of anything but cots. Some with blood and other fluid splattering the walls. Only a few with subjects, a lifeless look in their eyes. They’d long since given up.

He wasn’t there for them, though. He wasn’t there to do what Overwatch or Blackwatch should’ve managed years ago, clean up Morrison’s mess. He was there to handle Talon’s interests regarding their competitor, Tricell, and burn the place to the ground.

Of course, he would release them. No reason not to - any one of them that went to the press would just bury Tricell further. Some would get an offer to work for Talon as grunts or base staff, depending on how useful they were. Owing him a debt would only be a bonus. He suspected at least a few of them would start working for them in the next few weeks, preferring food and shelter in exchange for effort to going back to the streets they got picked off of.

He just had one thing to do before he started wreaking havoc. Everything else was already in place. But the main objective still hadn't been captured.

Patience.

Dr. Myrick stopped in front of a door labelled “SECURE AREA: AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY” and swiped their keycard. It slid open with a rush of cold air that blew his jacket behind him and caught in the fabric of his hood - revealing a hallway lined with alarms, several degrees colder than the rest of the facility. Just what he needed.

“Subject O-39 is kept separate from the others due to its special containment needs,” Myrick started, soft voice low and raspy. “If it teleports outside the designated area without permission, the control collar will start delivering shocks of increasing intensity until the subject is terminated or returns to its room. Andra included the schematics in your information package so Talon can install its own version for monitoring.”

“Thanks.” Gabriel held back a scoff. Like hell he would stoop so low. There was a line. And last he checked, people tended to work better when they weren’t under constant threat of electrical shock. You weren’t an exception.

No, he planned to use loyalty, or at least comfort, to win you over. It would be slow going, he was sure, but it would be worth it in the long run. This wasn’t the dark ages, and Talon was fair to the people they worked with.

Especially when those people could change the game entirely.

Besides, as many horrible things he’d done, he would rather the people working with him had a choice.

“The failsafe hasn’t been needed in years, though - our conditioning team has done an excellent job with this one,” Myrick smiled, mistaking Gabriel’s response for skepticism, a prideful tilt to their shoulders as they tried to boast. “A perfect killing machine. After it adjusts to change of ownership, O-39 will single handedly extend Talon’s reach to new heights. Even it’s purely logistical skills should improve your efficiency.”

“So, why’re you selling her then?” He growled low, hating Myrick more with every word they spoke. “If she’s so perfect?”

“It’s capabilities are beyond our use,” They hummed, closing their eyes with a wistful sigh. “I’ve crafted such a beautiful monster. It’s a shame to see it so underutilized. Talon should be the perfect fit for it.”

Oh, it will be. Just not for the reasons Myrick thinks.

Gabriel’s comm crackled to life in his ear. “Inside the security protocols already. Working on facial recognition of our new friend.” He could hear the grin in Olivia’s voice. It seemed she was just as eager to destroy this place as he was.

He doesn’t respond.

Myrick stopped in front of another door, black and red hazard tape running around its perimeter, and swiped their badge again. The door is simply labelled:

“SUBJECT O-39

EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION”

It hissed open, and they stepped inside the cell’s antechamber and viewing room. Several guards with electric rifles lined the walls, all in the same blinding white shade as the lab techs. Most obviously, in front of them, separated by a large pane on one-way glass, is the subject’s cell, like something out of Silence of the Lambs.

You’re strapped to a tilted, contoured table with metal cuffs, arms held out to the side, soft side up so any IV’s can run into your veins uninterrupted, tubes and wires hanging from the ceiling in a tangled mess, unattached from you now as Tricell prepared you for transport. The only thing left connected to you was the feeding tube running up your nose, and the clear plastic muzzle over your mouth.

You had no clothes on, skin pressign directly against the uncovered metal, and the grey cast to your lips confirmed his suspicion that the temperature change was purposeful. They didn’t even cover you with a paper sheet like they had in hospitals, or a gown.

“Don’t be alarmed by it’s restraints. They became unnecessary long ago.” Myrick said like it’s something to rejoice in, but it just made Gabriel’s stomach sour. “It won’t give you trouble.”

“Then why bother with them? And why the nudity?” He ground out, an ugly writhing thing erupting in his chest.

And he’d thought his sessions with Moira were bad.

Your eyes opened and snapped towards him in an instant, unexpectedly piercing, almost like you were meeting his eyes through the one-way glass and just daring him to try something. A challenge. To do what, he wasn’t sure.

But you heard him speaking, that he was certain of.

“Control, Sir.” They nodded to you. “It needs to know it has no autonomy. Not even to pace around a room. To ensure the conditioning sticks - and to tap into omega base instincts to protect themself via compliance.”

“Right.” Is all he brought up as a response, anger flaring up in his chest. He hadn’t been told you were an omega. It was already about as bad as it could get, but now he was ready to tear someone’s throat out. “Is there a way I could examine her, make sure she's not damaged?”

You looked away from him then, face scrunching up for a second before the tension released and you went lax, but he saw your muscles tense, hands working themselves into fists as much as they could with leather holding them down.

“Of course sir.” Myrick smiled, typing something into their data pad. “I wouldn’t expect anything less.”

“Privately,” He added, noting the way your jaw muscles worked and you sucked in a breath. You no doubt thought the worst of him. But it was necessary. “Remove the guards and close the partition. Shut off any audiovisual feeds. And remove the restraints as well.”

“What, but-” Myrick frowned, hand tightening around their data pad.

“If your conditioning is as good as you claim it to be, then there isn’t a problem. And I can handle myself just fine.” He growled, allowing every ounce of alpha authority to slip into his voice as he could.

“I don’t recommend this course of action.” The beta was unphased, giving him an unamused look with a raise of their brow.

“Is she or is she not my property to treat as I care to?” He grit, taking a deep breath to steady himself, lest he kill someone before he got a hold of your controls and blows the mission.

Myrick sighed, finally, and nodded to the guard next to them, prompting them to empty out. “No refunds if you damage it.” They snapped, the door closing behind them with an air of finality.

“We good, Sombra?” He asked to the empty air.

“All set, jefe. No ones watching you but me.” She responded. “But if you get handsy I'll kill you.”

He rolled his eyes with an impertinent huff. “I’m not that much of a creep, Liv.”

“Hey, just making sure.”

Once he was sure he was alone, he made his way to the door of your cell and unblocked it with his temporary access card. He walked in slowly, giving you time to adjust to his presence as you stared him down with deer-in-the-headlights eyes, whole body bristling with fearful goosebumps before you looked away with the saddest, most pathetic whimper he’d ever heard.

The restraints retracted with a click, but you didn’t move an inch, wide eyes fixed firmly on the ceiling.

He stepped closer until he was close enough to touch you, and raised his hand. You flinched - and the fabric straps holding your muzzle in place shredded under his claws, the plastic mask falling to the floor with a soft clatter.

You recoiled from him all at once, falling off the other side of the table and landing with a bodily smack of flesh against tile. Another whine.

He caught the barest hint of your scent, sour with emotion, almost imperceptible after how much suppressants they’d no doubt pumped into you, and went stiff. He walked around the front of the table so he could keep an eye on you where you curled into yourself, eyes focused on the ground.

You were terrified of him.

And why wouldn’t you be?

It shouldn’t unnerve him this much. Just minutes ago he’d been dying to have someone afraid of him. But Gabriel ignored it, pulling a small pack out of his jacket and tossing them at you. A black and red talon sweatshirt and sweatpants. He’d expected you to be in a hospital gown anyway, and was just glad he’d thought ahead. “Get dressed.”

Your expression is bewildered, but you wordlessly comply, hands shaking.

“Do you talk, or did they condition that out of you?”

You raised your gaze and stared at him blankly, pausing from pulling on your pants just long enough to make him feel like that was a very stupid question to ask.

“That’s fine,” He huffed. “You don’t need to.”

“You won’t believe who this woman is, Gabe!” Sombra’s voice spoke in his ear again, and you tilted your head at him. So you heard that, too huh? Acute senses. “Lieutenant Y/n Hawthorne of Overwatch’s 24th wartime division. She served under you in the Omnic Crisis!”

Gabriel frowned underneath his mask, eyes going straight to the scar under your right collarbone where an SEP tattoo should’ve been. “Disappeared during the Crisis, too.” He muttered under his breath. He remembered all too well searching for Inferno Squad, half-manic and sleepless, before the damn UN called off his efforts and told him to focus on fighting the Omics.

He’d never gotten over it, really. How could he let an entire squad vanish into thin air under his command?

“Hawthorne?” He asked, voice gentle but insistent, and you rewarded him with another bewildered, confused look, lips parting softly. You might not remember your old life properly, or your name, but at least it seemed you recognized it. And that was a start. “You're being transferred to Talon effective immediately.” He pulled the remote out of his pocket, making you wince and turn your head away, looking down at the floor as a gesture of submission. “I’m turning off your location restriction. You're sticking by me and helping me finish my mission. Understood, Lieutenant?”

You swallowed thickly, and nodded, hand fisting into the fabric of your sweatpants. It suddenly struck him that you still didn’t have any shoes. He hadn't thought about that. He would have to handle that later, get you all the clothes you needed once he got you settled.

He wondered idly if your nesting instinct was repressed as much as your voice, or if you would take the opportunity with gusto. He could only guess.

But, more importantly, “When we get back to base that control collar is coming off.”

How many times in one conversation could he prompt that look from your face? A combination of confused mistrust and reluctant hope all swirling in your expressive eyes. Like you didn’t know if you should believe him or not. You had no reason to, really. Not yet. But you will. Eventually. He was sure of it.

He held out his hand.

You looked at it like you expected him to strike you or claw at you or worse. But slowly, shakily, you took it, and he hoisted you to your feet, his other hand grazing your hip for just a second, and he felt you shiver in his arms.

“First Mission:” Reaper let you go, and you stepped away from him with soundless footsteps. Still, you kept within arms reach. He pulled out his shotguns from the mist and twirled them around his fingers, eyes on you the whole time to keep track of your reactions. Unfazed. “Destroy Tricell and take all their data. No holding back.”

And slowly, with dawning realization, you grinned, and then broke out into raspy, hoarse laughter.

Now that was something he could get used to.

A/N: Pls Comment. I need it or I'll die.

#fanfiction #overwatch x reader #gabriel reyes x reader #reaper x reader #reader insert #x reader #my writing #omegaverse #a/b/o #the art of going insane #text

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cristinabcn · 2 years ago

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La Aventura del Tango: Un tango, dos versiones

ANTONIO PIPPO PEDRAGOSA Columnista La historia del tango está llena de polémicas. En muchos casos son hijas del capricho o de la inventiva excéntrica de algún entendido o, cuanto menos, de la aceptación de meras leyendas. Discépolo, en 1950, un año antes de morir, despertó una de ellas seguramente sin quererlo. Escuchó cantar a Julio Sosa Dicen que dicen y sentenció: –Pibe, te oí con mucha…

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editorialanuketblog · 3 years ago

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23 LIBROS QUE FUERON PROHIBIDOS POR LA CENSURA por Raquel Piñeiro

A lo largo del tiempo numerosas obras maestras del canon universal, tratados científicos o ensayos filosóficos han sido condenados o quemados y… a menudo, acompañados del arresto de sus autores. Pero si lo que buscas es conocer algunos de los libros más polémicos, interesantes o curiosos prohibidos alguna vez por la humanidad… te pueden interesar los siguientes.

1. La Regenta, Leopoldo Alas Clarín La probablemente mejor novela española del siglo XIX fue prohibida por el franquismo por su anticlericalismo, su “lascivia sacrílega” y su denuncia de la hipocresía en la sociedad de provincias que poco había cambiado desde que se escribió.

2. Sex, Madonna En la época en la que todo lo que hacía Madonna era tan relevante que venía acompañado de la condena de todas las personas de orden, estaba claro que la publicación de un libro artístico sobre sexo iba a ser tan censurada como publicitada. La obra provocó un interesante debate sobre los límites entre erotismo y pornografía, un escándalo mayúsculo en la ya de por sí escandalosa carrera de la cantante y fue prohibido en países como Irlanda y Japón, además de boicoteado en numerosas librerías de Estados Unidos. ¿El resultado? Unas ventas estratosféricas, un icono cultural del año 92 y la vaga sensación general de que tampoco era para tanto.

3. Tintín en el Congo, Hergé El primer cómic de Tintín es un dechado de expresiones racistas y destila una visión eurocéntrica del mundo que convierte a los congoleños (habitantes de lo que entonces era una colonia de Bélgica) en un tópico andante. En 2007 fue prohibido en el Reino Unido pese a que Tintín, en sus posteriores aventuras, constituyese más bien un ejemplo de amistad y entendimiento entre culturas y nacionalidades.

4. Los versos satánicos, Salman Rushdie En el año 88 una fatwa del ayatolá Jomeini puso precio a la cabeza de Rushdie, que desde entonces vive con protección policial. Fanáticos musulmanes llegaron a atacar a algunos de los traductores y al editor noruego de la novela, una sátira sobre Mahoma y el Islam. El humor nunca ha sido bien visto por el integrismo, el libro sigue sin poder publicarse en muchos países musulmanes y la recompensa actual por asesinar a su autor alcanza los 3 millones de dólares.

5. Tres con tango, Justin Richardson y Peter Parnell El cuento infantil sobre una pareja de pingüinos homosexuales que adoptan un hijo (basado, ojo, en una historia real) se utiliza con frecuencia para familiarizar a los niños en la diversidad familiar, pero también fue el libro que más a menudo se intentó prohibir en bibliotecas de Estados Unidos entre 2006 y 2010, acusado de promover la homosexualidad entre menores.

6. ¿Dónde está Wally?, Martin Handford Sí, la colección de libro-juegos de dibujos también llegó a ser censurada porque en una de sus páginas aparecía un bañista con los pechos al aire. Encuéntrela si puede.

7. El retrato de Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde Condenado por sodomía (homosexualidad) a dos años de trabajos forzados que cumplió en la cárcel de Reading, el brillante escritor que arrasaba entre la sociedad victoriana acabó muriendo enfermo y arruinado en París. Sus obras fueron repudiadas junto a su figura en uno de los episodios más vergonzosos de la historia infame de la homofobia.

8. Los juegos del hambre, Suzanne Collins Fue una de las sagas contra los que más protestaron padres e integristas religiosos desde su publicación, que intentaron expulsarla de escuelas y bibliotecas americanas por promover el satanismo, ser “anti étnica” y “anti familia”. En una curiosa voltereta del destino, la película también se convirtió en subversiva cuando en Tailandia los manifestantes comenzaron a imitar el saludo de los tres dedos de Katniss como forma de protesta contra el gobierno.

9. El diario de Anna Frank, Anna Frank Las primeras ediciones del diario de la malograda niña judía fueron censuradas por su propio padre para eliminar los pasajes de mayor contenido sexual y algunas descripciones de la figura materna. La idea de que una adolescente describiese sus genitales o narrase su despertar sexual no se consideraba adecuada para la que iba a convertirse en el triste símbolo del Holocausto. Hoy, pueden encontrarse versiones sin censura en las que Anna aparece como lo que era: una joven mucho más real y más viva que el horror que la rodeaba.

10. Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler La declaración de intenciones plagada de violencia, colonialismo y antisemitismo de Hitler fue unos de los mayores best-sellers de Alemania desde la llegada de su autor al poder. Tras la derrota nazi, en 1945, el estado de Baviera, depositario de los derechos, se negó a editarlo de nuevo en el país, lo que le confería un halo de misterio y deseo. El año pasado, con la extinción de los derechos, salió a la venta una edición crítica llena de notas y explicaciones que se convirtió de nuevo en éxito de ventas durante semanas.

11. 1984, George Orwell La paradoja de que este libro estuviese prohibido en tantos países no podría resultar más orwelliana. La visionaria obra anti totalitarismos estuvo vetada durante años tanto por comunistas como por anticomunistas. Con Rebelión en la granja ya había sucedido algo parecido: a nadie la pasó inadvertido que tras esos caballos y cerdos se encontraban Stalin o Troskty y una historia de la revolución soviética que difería considerablemente de la oficial.

12. Las brujas, Roald Dahl Un clásico en las listas de libros polémicos de los 90, cuando esta historia infantil fue repetidamente acusada de misoginia e intentó expulsarse de centros escolares. El motivo, obvio: todas las brujas eran mujeres.

13. Memoria de mis putas tristes, Gabriel García Márquez La historia de un anciano que para su 80 cumpleaños decide regalarse una noche de sexo con una niña virgen de la que acaba enamorado fue muy criticada por sectores feministas, pero fue Irán, un país no demasiado susceptible de promover los derechos de la mujer, el que acabaría prohibiéndolo.

14. El código Da Vinci, Dan Brown Best seller de aeropuerto y fenómeno social, la novela de Dan Brown fue condenada por el Vaticano por su visión negativa del Opus Dei y por defender que, básicamente, toda la historia que nos ha contado la Iglesia Católica está basada en mentiras. Sigue prohibido en el Líbano.

15. El amante de Lady Chatterlay, D.H. Lawrence El libro que todas las mujeres de los años 60 guardaban bajo el colchón era una poderosa novela erótica que veneraba el deseo femenino, por adúltero que fuera. Escrito en los años 30, fue la decisión de la editorial Penguin de publicarlo en su colección de bolsillo pese a la censura la que provocaría un juicio sin precedentes y una expectación sin precedentes. La sentencia favorable a los editores conseguiría el fin de la prohibición y una publicidad de las que no se pagan con dinero: la primera edición se agotó en un día.

16. La Biblia No el texto en sí, sino su traducción a algún idioma que no fuera el latín o el griego, estuvo prohibida en España hasta el siglo XIX. Eso de leer la palabra de Dios en un idioma que pudiese entender la gente quedaba para los herejes protestantes.

17. Justine, Marqués de Sade A Justine la violan y maltratan repetidas veces, pero lo que indignó de verdad a la censura de la época es el código moral que había tras la narración: ninguno. La idea de que la moralidad y la bondad son inútiles resultaba más revolucionaria e irritante que todas las perrerías que sufriese la protagonista. La obra íntegra de Sade estuvo prohibida durante más de un siglo y aún hoy países como Corea del Sur se niegan a publicarla.

18. La Colmena, Camilo José Cela Uno de los casos más sardónicos de la censura: Cela, censor él mismo durante el franquismo, vio cómo su magna novela tuvo que publicarse en Buenos Aires en el 51 y sólo tras diez años de prohibición se permitió que lo fuese en España, debido al descarno sexual de algunos pasajes. Aún en 2014 se descubrieron partes que no habían visto la luz jamás.

19. Harry Potter y la piedra filosofal, J.K Rowling Prohibido por “promover la brujería” en varios estados de Estados Unidos, en escuelas británicas y en los Emiratos Árabes. No se puede decir que no tuvieran parte de razón.

20. Lolita, Vladimir Nabokov ¿Cómo no iba a prohibirse la tristísima historia de un hombre enamorado de su hijastra de doce años? Inglaterra y Francia intentaron cortar las ventas de una joya literaria que más de medio siglo después de su publicación sigue levantando polémica.

21. Persépolis, Marjane Satrapi La novela gráfica autobiográfica ambientada en el marco de la revolución islámica y el exilio está prohibida en Irán. Su visión crítica hacia el régimen lo convierte en objeto perseguido al mismo nivel que cantar Happy.

22. Las aventuras de Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain La chifladura por lo políticamente correcto llevó a publicar una versión expurgada de esta novela en la que se eliminaban términos conflictivos y propios del lenguaje de la época, como nigger, “negrata”. Se da la circunstancia de que precisamente la epopeya por el gran Mississippi de Huck y el negro Jim es uno de los libros que más hicieron por la lucha contra el racismo de su momento (Jim era un esclavo prófugo que huía hacia la libertad). Algo similar sucedió con la serie de Los Cinco, de Enid Blyton, sólo que ahí las referencias racistas hacia negros y gitanos no iban acompañadas de ninguna denuncia.

23. Crepúsculo Fue expulsada de una biblioteca escolar australiana porque la dirección del centro temía que los alumnos la confundieran –recordemos, es una novela sobre vampiros vegetarianos que se perlan con la luz del sol- con una obra de no ficción.

#quemar libros #prohibido censura

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Hace muchos años cuanto tuve una banda que ya no quiero nombrar, lo que hizo que despegara el asunto fue la idea de cantar versiones de boleros sobre beats de rap. En ese momento el unico bolero que se me habia quedado grabado a fuego era Las Cuarenta x Rolando LaSerie.

Viviendo en Cali, recuerdo una y otra vez el intro de Romeo y Buseta telenovela con Luis Eduardo Arango que nunca pude ver pero si escuchar desde mi habitación. Años después econtraría que el sentido clamor del bolero venia de un gigante como Laserie y empecé a samplear sus temas

Con los primeros acordes de "Envidia" de Vicentico Valdes y un loop de Gorillaz armamos la primera versión de las 40 en rap. También investigué y descubrí que era un tango de Francisco Gorrindo y Roberto Grela. Ahora la cosa tenía un poco mas de sentido, algunos términos no venian muy caribeños.

La primera versión que toqué en vivo tenia un coro inventado sobre el despecho y una banda de soporte bastante completa. El tema se grabó pero me hecharon de la banda así que cambiaron la letra aunque se quedaron con el Beat y el coro.

Fue en los tempranos dos mil y pico en Venezuela, fastforward a Buenos Aires en 2011 cuando estaba armando un EP bajo el seudónimo de Soloman. Tenía una espina clavada y decidí armar de nuevo el tema con otro bolerito en onda rap debajo. Se publicó y dejé la música sin mucho mas.

unos 7/8 años después entré a una sala de ensayo con unos amigos para encarar algún tipo de jam sin muchas espectativas. Sin saber bien con qué arrancar les dije arranquen con un "Ratón" y detrás comencé a rapear la letra que mas me sé en la vida: Las Cuarenta.

Fue el germen de la primera alineación de El Combo Dinamita, comenzamos a reunirnos los sábados a seguir la onda Afro/Rap. Para nuestra primera fecha que ven en el video decidimos arrancar con algo conocido que nos diera confianza así que ahi está el debut.

No se volverá a grabar, queda como souvenir, como tema para prueba de sonido, para la nostalgia. Queda como tema para pasar de la sala a la habitación. El camino sigue y nos esperan muchas aventuras. Salud!

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Maybe taking Zed-not-Zed directly to Hermitcraft was a bad idea.

In his defence, Tango didn't know he liked the taste of human. Joe and Cleo manage to subdue him (courtesy of stubbornness, Cleo being the first resident human-eater of the server, and a dart gun with sleepy juice) Grian has a panic attack, and the half of the server that isn't trying to figure out how to un-feral Zedaph is tasked with convincing him it isn't his fault for having a parasite stuck in his chest.

It does not go well, but it goes.

Tango sits down to sift through the internet for possible answers, and he decides that it went very, very bad, because there is a "dead or alive" poster of Zedaph's blurry figure circulating the front page of half a dozen news outlets.

Oh boy.

Zed-still-not-Zed twitches in his makeshit cage, then wakes up with a screeching, ender-cry. Well, that tranquilizer didn't last long.

Much to the relief of all the surrounding humans (and other beings made of red meat) Zed-still-not-Zed is satisfied enough by the chest full of chicken to not, in fact, teleport out and start eating them.

They've got a human-eating-wanted-poster-having-feral version of Zedaph stuck in a cage, a guilt-ridden Grian, and absolutely no clue what to do with either.

Small progress. He's happy with chicken.

Small.

Progress.

-benny

YYYEEAHHHHHH

#benny

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MARILYN MONROE

June 1, 1926 - August 4, 1962

Marilyn Monroe (born Norma Jeane Mortenson) was an actress, model, and singer. Famous for playing comedic "blonde bombshell" characters, she became one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1950s and early 1960s and was emblematic of the era's changing attitudes towards sexuality. She was a top-billed actress for only a decade, but her films grossed $200 million by the time of her death in 1962. More than half a century later, she continues to be a major popular culture icon.

"When I was five I think, that's when I started wanting to be an actress. I didn't like the world around me because it was kind of grim, but I loved to play house. When I heard that this was acting, I said that's what I want to be. Some of my foster families used to send me to the movies to get me out of the house and there I'd sit all day and way into the night. Up in front, there with the screen so big, a little kid all alone, and I loved it.” ~ Marilyn Monroe,1962

Lucille Ball never worked with Marilyn Monroe, but meet her in 1953 at Ciro’s Nightclub on Sunset Strip, along with Betty Grable, and Red Skelton. Monroe’s immense popularity permeated Ball’s work none-the-less.

At the start of “Changing the Boys�� Wardrobe” (ILL S3;E10) the gang is heading to the movies to see “That picture we’ve been trying to get to for weeks with Marilyn Monroe.” The movie is likely Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, which premiered in New York City in July 1953. On November 5, 1953, the same day the episode was filmed, Monroe’s new film How to Marry a Millionaire was released in the US.

The November 1953 cover of TV and Movie Screen Magazine saw Lucy (in “The Camping Trip”) and Marilyn wearing the dress she wore on the May 1953 cover of Life Magazine promoting Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.

Also on November 5, 1953, the town of Monroe, New York (60 miles from New York City) was temporarily renamed Marilyn Monroe.

The film later inspired much of the plot of “Second Honeymoon” (S5;E14), Lucy’s failed attempt to make their transatlantic crossing to Europe more than just a working vacation.

Monroe’s dinner companion turns out to be a seven year-old boy, just like Lucy’s ping pong partner turns out to be young Kenneth Hamilton (Harvey Grant).

Lucy gets stuck in a porthole just as Monroe did, also draping a blanket around her shoulders so passersby wouldn’t know what was really going on.

The idea for the burlap potato sack dresses in “Lucy Wants A Paris Gown” (ILL S5;E20) comes from Monroe’s real life.

In 1951 Marilyn Monroe took a series of high fashion photographs wearing a potato sack as a response to a journalist who said that she might look sexier in a burlap sack than her usual fashion choices.

Lucy first wore burlap at the end of “Mr. and Mrs. TV Show” (ILL S4;E24) as her scary version of a Phipps make-over.

In “Ricky’s Movie Offer” (ILL S4;E5) Lucy and Ethel argue about who looks more like Marilyn Monroe.

While Lucy has the facial features, Ethel has the blonde hair.

Fred (hilariously) settles the argument!

In “Ricky’s Screen Test” (ILL S4;E7) a long list of Hollywood names are dropped in anticipation of hobnobbing with celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe.

In “Lucy and Harpo Marx” (ILL S4;E28) Lucy wonders if Ethel might pass for Monroe to a near-sighted Carolyn Appleby. After Ethel tries to walk like Marilyn Monroe, Lucy decides that “nobody is that near-sighted!” Fred says that he looks more like Marilyn than either of them!

In “Lucy and Superman” (ILL S6;E13), the Appleby’s come over for a social evening that Ethel calls “the bore war” because the couples only talk about their children. As the scene opens, Caroline is in mid-sentence talking about a Marilyn Monroe film.

CAROLINE: “...and he picked up Marilyn Monroe, slung her over his shoulder and carried her off!”

Although the title is never mentioned, the film they are discussing is Bus Stop, starring Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray. It was released in August 1956, two and a half months before this episode was filmed.

When “Lucy Does the Tango” (ILL S6;E20), she stuffs eggs down her blouse and Ethel stashes a some in her back pockets. Lucy tells her, “Whatever you do don’t try to walk like Marilyn Monroe,” but the ‘yolk’ is on Ethel when Fred suddenly enters through the kitchen door!

In “Lucy the Gun Moll” (TLS S4;E25), Lucy plays Lucy Carmichael and Rusty Martin. The name Rusty Martin was probably derived from Lucy’s hair color and the surname of Mary Martin, who introduced the song “My Heart Belongs to Daddy” (music and lyrics by Cole Porter) in the 1938 Broadway musical Leave It to Me. Marilyn Monroe sang it in the 1960 film Let’s Make Love. In that same film, Harry Cheshire, who played Sam Johnson in “Oil Wells” (ILL S3;E18), played Monroe’s father. Jerry Hausner (Jerry, Ricky’s Agent) and Joan Banks (Reporter Eleanor Harris in “Fan Magazine Interview”) played uncredited supporting roles.

Lucy and Marilyn shared a leading man in handsome Keith Andes. Andes was Lucy’s male lead in Wildcat on Broadway, and later played was featured on three episodes of “The Lucy Show.”

In 1952, he played opposite Marilyn in Clash By Night, an RKO picture.

In “Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio” (1952), the June 3, 1952 of Look Magazine actually had Lucille Ball and Marilyn Monroe on the cover! Monroe was promoting Clash by Night, and Desi had written a feature on his wife for the magazine. So Marilyn actually did appear on “I Love Lucy” - if only in a still photo.

Some Like It Hot (1959) is arguably one of Marilyn Monroe’s most popular films. What does it have in common with Lucille Ball? In 1958, both Lucy and Monroe were depicted at San Diego’s famous Del Coronado Hotel. It is the hotel that the Ricardo’s and Mertzes stay at in “Lucy Goes to Mexico” (LDCH S2;E1) as well as the backdrop for much of the film. Although Desilu filmed establishing footage of the hotel, the cast stayed in Hollywood, while Monroe went on location (as seen above). In “Lucy Goes to a Hollywood Premiere” (TLS S4;E20), Mr. Mooney says he wouldn’t buy a second hand nightie if it had been worn by Jack Lemmon in Some Like It Hot.

The Irving Berlin song “There’s No Business Like Show Business” was sung on “I Love Lucy” and “The Lucy Show.” Although it was originally from the Broadway musical Annie Get Your Gun (1946), it also served as the title and was performed (by Merman) in the Marilyn Monroe film There’s No Business Like Show Business in 1955.

In 1952, Marilyn co-starred by Richard Widmark (”The Tour” ILL S4;E30) in the film noir drama Don’t Bother To Knock. The film also featured “Lucy” players Lurene Tuttle (Fine Arts League President), Verna Felton (Mrs. Porter), Gloria Blondell (Grace Foster), as well as Harry Bartell, Olan Soule, Robert Foulke, and Bess Flowers.

That same year, Monroe starred in We’re Not Married! opposite Lucy’s friend and former co-star Ginger Rogers, as well as Eve Arden (”Hollywood at Last!”), Paul Douglas (”Lucy Wants a Career”) and Eddie Bracken (Too Many Girls).

One of Monroe’s most iconic moments came in March 1962 when she sang “Happy Birthday” as a birthday present to President John F. Kennedy in a public birthday celebration also attended by Lucy’s friends and co-stars Jack Benny, Jimmy Durante, Henry Fonda, Danny Kaye, Shirley MacLaine and Elliott Reid. A year later, Lucy Carmichael also gave Kennedy a present, a sugar cube replica of the White House on “The Lucy Show” with Elliott Reid doing Kennedy’s offstage voice as well as playing a small on-camera role!

"I never quite understood it, this sex symbol. I always thought symbols were those things you clash together! That's the trouble, a sex symbol becomes a thing. I just hate to be a thing. But if I'm going to be a symbol of something I'd rather have it sex than some other things they've got symbols of." ~ Marilyn Monroe, 1962

Monroe was married (and divorced) three times:

James Dougherty, Merchant Marine & Policeman (1942-46)

Joe DiMaggio, Baseball Player (1954-55)

Arthur Miller, Playwright (1956-61)

In “Lucy is Enceinte” (ILL S2;E10), Fred gives Lucy a signed baseball for his future 'godson’. When he asks Lucy to read out the signature, she at first says “Spalding,” the ball’s brand name, but then finds it is signed by Joe DiMaggio.

In “Ragtime Band” (ILL S6;E21), Little Ricky asks his Uncle Fred:

LITTLE RICKY: “Who’s Joe 'Maggio?” FRED: “'Who’s Joe 'Maggio?’ You talk more like your father everyday.”

In “Sales Resistance” (ILL S2;E17), Lucy compares herself to Willy Loman, the title character in Death of a Salesman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Arthur Miller first produced on Broadway in 1949 and made into an Oscar-nominated film in 1951.

Speaking of husbands, Desi Arnaz has something in common with Marilyn Monroe, too. Both of their souses were accused of being Communists by the House Un-American Activities Committee during the 1950s. Both Lucille and Arthur Miller were cleared of charges and their careers continued, although that was not true for many celebrities of the time.

Monroe died on August 4, 1962. The toxicology report showed that the cause of death was acute barbiturate poisoning. Empty medicine bottles were found next to her bed. The possibility that Monroe had accidentally overdosed was ruled out because the dosages found in her body were several times over the lethal limit.

The character of Ginger, the movie star castaway on “Gilligan’s Island” (1964-67) was described during casting as a combination of Lucille Ball and Marilyn Monroe. Tina Louise had Lucy’s red (ginger) hair and Monroe’s shapely physique. The series also featured Natalie Schafer (Phoebe Emerson) as Mrs. Howell, and Alan Hale Jr. as the Skipper. Hale performed on “The Lucy Show” and “Here’s Lucy”. Series creator Sherwood Schwartz was a Lucy fan. His brother Elroy Schwartz actually wrote scripts for Lucille Ball.

In the 2013 web-series “Ryan & Ruby” both Lucille Ball and Marilyn Monroe are given special thanks for their inspiration. The last name of star and creator Ryan Burton's character is "Carmichael", the same as Ball's character on the "The Lucy Show". In Ryan’s kitchen there are fridge magnets with photos of both Lucy and Marilyn.

Lucy and Marilyn are street characters at Universal Studios theme parks, their iconic hair and costumes making them instantly recognizable.

The same day Marilyn Monroe was born in 1926, another Hollywood icon with connections to Lucille Ball was also born, Andy Griffith. To read his birthday blog, click here!

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12 Etudes, Op.10: No.2 in A minor – Frédéric Chopin, Andrei Yeh

12 Etudes, Op.10: No.4 in C sharp minor – Frédéric Chopin, Andrei Yeh

1977 – Ana Tijoux

24 mila baci – Adriano Celentano

33 “GOD” – Bon Iver

3 Nouvelles Etudes, B.130: 2. Allegretto in A flat major – Frédéric Chopin, Andrei Yeh

3WW – Alt-J

3WW – OTG Version, Alt-J

44 gatti

505 – Arctic Monkeys

50 Special – Lùnapop

715 - CR∑∑KS – Bon Iver

A Cruel Angel’s Thesis – Neon Genesis Evangelion

A Fifth of Beethoven – Walter Murphy

A mano a mano – Rino Gaetano

A me me piace ‘a nutella – Il piccolo Lucio

A new error – Moderat

A NINGÚN HOMBRE (Cap.11: Poder) – ROSALÍA

Acida – Prozac+

Acqua (Malpensandoti) – Tedua

Addams Family Theme

Addio a Napoli / Ma come fanno i marinai – Dalla, De Gregori

Address Unknown – The Ink Spots

After Hours – The Velvet Underground

Aggiungi un posto a tavola – Johnny Dorelli

Ai ai ai – Los locos

Ain’t Got No – Nina Simone

Al ballo mascherato – Fabrizio De André

Alexander Platz – Franco Battiato

Alla consolle – Mimmo Amerelli

All Alone – Gorillaz

All Day and All of the Night – The Kinks

All In – Nitro

All I want is you – Barry Louis Polisar

All of me – John Legend

All tomorrow’s parties – The Velvet Underground

Alter Ego – Tame Impala

American Boy – Estelle, Kanye West

American Pie – Don McLean

American Woman – Lenny Kravitz

Amigas Cheetahs – The Ceetah Girls

Amor, amor de mia amores – Natalie Lagourcade

Amore che vieni, amore che vai – Fabrizio De André

Amore disperato – Nada

Anche per te – Lucio Battisti

Andavo a cento all’ora – Gianni Morandi

Anemos - Introduzione – Murubutu

Another brick in the wall – Pink Floyd

Antidoping – Gemitaiz, MadMan, Ensi

APPARTENGO - Il sangue – Marracash, Massimo Pericolo

Applausi per Fibra – Fabri Fibra

Arabella – Arctic Monkeys

Are you gonna be my girl – Jet

Argenti Vive – Caparezza

Arrivederci Tristezza – Brunori Sas

Ask - The Smiths

Autoipnotica – Caparezza

Avrai ragione tu (ritratto) – Caparezza

Azzurro – Adriano Celentano

Ba-ba-baciami piccina – Quartetto Cedra

Babalù – Mannarino

Baby – Justin Bieber

Baby Boy – Beyoncé

…Baby One More Time – Britney Spears

Baby’s on Fire – Die Antwoord

Baciala – La Sirenetta

Baciami ancora – Jovanotti

Back In Black – AC/DC

Back On The Scene – Slaughterhouse

Badabum Cha Cha – Jim Croce

bad guy – Billie Eilish

Bad Mouth – Fugazi

BAGDAD - Cap.7: Liturgia – ROSALÍA

Balla – Umberto Rosario Balsamo

Ballata degli impiccati – Fabrizio De André

Bam bam – Sister Nancy

BamBam – Matador

Banana Brain – Die Antwoord

Bandiera Bianca – Franco Battiato

Bandiera Gialla – Gianni Pettenati

Bandiera Rossa – ✊

Bang bang (My baby shot me down) – Nancy Sinatra

Barbera e Champagne – Giorgio Gaber

Beachwood Park – The Zombies

Bella ciao – ✊

Bella vera – 883

Be my baby – The Ronettes

Ben 10 – Sigla

Benzi box – DANGERDOOM

Berghem béla sità

The best of both worlds – Hannah Montana

Bibbidi bobbidi bu

Bigger Than Prince – Green Velvet

The Black Angel’s Death song – The Velvet Underground, Nico

Blackbird – The Beatles

Blank Space – Taylor Swift

Blowin’ in the wind – Bob Dylan

Blue Monday – New Order

Blue Suede Shoes – Elvis Presley

Blush Beat – Club Domani

Bocca di rosa – Fabrizio De André

BODY PARTS - I denti – Marracash

Boom boom boom boom – Vegaboys

Boom Boom Pow – Black Eyed Peas

Branca Day – Derozer

BRAVI A CADERE - I polmoni – Marracash

Brazil – Django Reinhardt

Breakthru – Queen

Briciole – Calcutta

Brother Sparrow – Agnes Obel

Bull in the heather – Sonic Youth

Buonanotte Fiorellino – Francesco De Gregori

Buona sera (Signorina) – Fred Buscaglione

By Night – Sophie Hutchings

B.Y.O.B. – System Of A Down

By starlight – The Smashing Pumpkins

By This River – Brian Eno

Cacao Meraviglio – Renzo Arbore, Paola Cortellesi, Nino Frassica

California King Bed – Rihanna

Camcamini spazzacamin

Canapa – Punkreas

Cannabis – Ska-P

Cannibal Bling Bling – 10LEC6

Can’t Hold Us – Macklemore

Can’t Stop – Red Hot Chili Peppers

Canzone – Lucio Dalla

Canzone all’entrata – Caparezza

Canzone all’uscita – Caparezza

Canzone a metà – Caparezza

Canzone Del Maggio – Fabrizio De André

Canzone intelligente – Cochi E Renato

Canzone per te – Sergio Endrigo

Carabinieri – Sigla

Caramba beviamo del whisky

Carlo Martello Ritorna Dalla Battaglia Di Poitiers – Fabrizio De André

Caso umano – Ministri

Cattolica – Pop X

Centro di gravità permanente – Franco Battiato

C’est la vie (you never can tell) – Pulp no pulp

Che coss’è l’amor – Vinicio Capossela

Che Fico! – Pippo Franco

Che Idea! – Flaminio Maphia

Chi C’è – Fabri Fibra

China Town – Caparezza

Chi Se Ne Frega Della Musica – Caparezza

Chissà Dove Sei – Francesco De Gregori

Chop Suey! – System of a Down

Chum – Earl Sweatshirt

Chunky – Flatbush Zombies

Ci Penso Dopo – Fabri Fibra

Cirano – Francesco Guccini

Clandestino – Manu Chao

Clint Eastwood – Gorillaz

Coda di Lupo – Fabrizio De André

Come porti i capelli bella bionda – I Girasoli

Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd

Complicated – Avril Lavigne

Comprami – Viola Valentino

Compro Horror – Caparezza

Comunque Dada – Caparezza

Concerning Hobbits – The Lord of the Rings

Conga!

Cooler Couleur – Crookers

Cose che non capisco – Caparezza

Country Roads

Crabs in a Bucket – Vince Staples

Crazy in Love – Beyoncé

Crooked Cops – Rejjie Snow

CRUDELIA - I nervi – Marracash

Cuccurucucù – Franco Battiato

Cuore Matto – Little Tony

Cuore Nero – Blind

DA BUTTARE - Il ca**o – Marracash

Da Feeling – Nightmares On Wax

Dafne sa contare – Murubutu

Dance Monkey – Tones and I

Dancing Queen – ABBA

Dancing With Myself – Billy Idol

Dangerous – Kid Enigma

DE AQUÍ NO SALES (Cap.4: Disputa) – ROSALÍA

Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to...) – Queen

Death USB – Salmo

Dedicato a te – Le Vibrazioni

Del Verde – Calcutta

Desire Be Desire Go – Tame Impala

Detto, Fatto. – Gemitaiz & MadMan

DIANA – M¥SS KETA

Dieci ragazze – Lucio Battisti

Diet Mountain Dew – Lana Del Rey

Die Walkure - Ride of the Valkyries – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

DI MI NOMBRE (Cap.8: Éxtasis) – ROSALÍA

Disorder – Joy Division

Dispari – Marta Sui Tubi

Disperato Erotico Stomp – Lucio Dalla

Dog in the Mirror – Guerilla Toss

Do I Wanna Know? - Arctic Monkeys

Domani – Ernia

Domani – Articolo 31

Domani smetto – Articolo 31

Don Chisciotte – Francesco Guccini

Don Raffaè – Fabrizio De André

Don’t Cha – The Pussycat Dolls

Don't Give Up – Mystery Jets

Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood – The Animals

Don’t Pass Me By – The Beatles

Don’t Sit Down ’Cause I’ve Moved Your Chair – Arctic Monkeys

Don’t Stop Me – BowLand

DON’T WANNA SPIN – GFOTY

Do the astral plane – Flying Lotus

Dove sta zazà – Gabriella Ferri

Dove vola l’avvoltoio – Pietro Buttarelli

Downer – Nirvana

Dream – Hiroshi Noshimura

Dream a Little Dream of Me – Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong

Drogata schifosa – Pop X

Due su due – Articolo 31

Ed ero contentissimo – Tiziano Ferro

E la luna bussò – Loredana Bertè

E la vita, la vita – Cochi e Renato

Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles

El pueblo unido – ✊

El Tango De Roxanne – José Feliciano

Endors Toi – Tame Impala

Eroe (Storia di Luigi Delle Bicocche) – Caparezza

Estate – Negramaro

È tardi – Caparezza

E ti vengo a cercare – Franco Battiato

Everybody Needs Somebody to Love – The Blues Brothers

Everytime We Touch – Cascada

Facciamo un pupazzo insieme? – Frozen

Fai da tela – Caparezza

Fall In Love – Yuno

Family Affair – Mary J. Blige

Fango – Jovanotti

Farò di te un uomo – Mulan

Fatty Boom Boom – Die Antwoord

Feel Good Inc. – Gorillaz

Feeling Good – Nina Simone

Femme Fatale – The Velvet Underground

Fenomeno – Fabri Fibra

Figli d’arte – Caparezza

Figli Di Pitagora – Eiffel 65

Figli di puttana – Pop X

Fireside – Arctic Monkeys

Five to one – The Doors

Fleas to beas – 10LEC6

Forever Jung – Caparezza

Franziska – Fabrizio De André

Freak Like Me – DJ Deeon

Frosinone – Calcutta

Funkytown – Lipps Inc.

Funnel of Love – Wanda Jackson

Fuori dal tunnel – Caparezza

Gaetano – Calcutta

Game of Thrones – Sigla

Gasolina – Daddy Yankee

Gente che spera – Articolo 31

Ghetto Kraviz – Nina Kraviz

Gianna – Rino Gaetano

Gigugin – Articolo 31

Giotto Beat – Caparezza

GIOVANNA HARDCORE – MYSS KETA

Girlfriend – Avril Lavigne

Girls Just Want to Have Fun – Cyndi Lauper

Giudizi universali – Samuele Bersani

Gli insetti del podere – Caparezza

Gli uccelli – Franco Battiato

G.O.A.T. - Il cuore – Marracash

GO AWAY! – CocoRosie

Goodbye Malinconia – Caparezza

Good Golly Miss Molly – Little Richard

Goodnight Moon – Shivaree

Gotta Go My Own Way – High School Musical Cast

Grande figlio di puttana – Stadio

Grau grau grau - da “io sto con gli ippopotami” – Bud Spencer

Grease – The Four Seasons

Greased Lightnin’ – John Travolta

GRETA THUNBERG - Lo stomaco – Marracash

Hallelujah – Leonard Cohen

Happiness is a Warm Gun – The Beatles

Happy Days – Ghali

Happy Days (Theme from Happy Days) – Pratt & McClain

Happy Hour – Felix da Housecat

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger – Daft Punk

Harry Potter in 99 Seconds – Jon Cozart

Have You Ever Had... (Skit) – Salmo

Heart and Soul – Joy Division

Heartbreak Hotel – Elvis Presley

Hello, I Love You – The Doors

Hey Bulldog – The Beatles

Hit Me with Your Best Shot – Pat Benatar

Hit the Road Jack – Ray Charles

Hive – Earl Sweatshirt

Ho capito che ti amo – Luigi Tenco

Hoedown Throwdown – Miley Cyrus

Hollaback Girl – Gwen Stefani

home with you – FKA twigs

hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it – Lana Del Rey

Hotel Supramonte – Fabrizio De André

House Credibility – Caparezza

Ho visto un re – Enzo Jannacci

How Far – Tei Shi

HUMBLE. – Kendrick Lamar

HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUA’A – High School Musical Cast

Hypnotize – The Notorious B.I.G.

I Am Woman – Helen Reddy

I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor – Arctic Monkeys

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction – The Rolling Stones

I Cento Passi – Modena City Ramblers

I colori del vento – Pocahontas

I consigli di un pirla – Articolo 31

Ieri era zero – Hercules

I Fink U Freeky – Die Antwoord

I Follow Rivers – Lykke Li

If She Really Is Your Light – Pavlove

I Know It’s Over – The Smiths

Il ballo del qua qua – Romina Power

Il ballo di San Vito – Vinicio Capossela

Il bar della rabbia – Mannarino

Il Bel Canto – Ministri

Il Bombarolo – Fabrizio De André

Il Cielo In Una Stanza – Gino Paoli

Il Dito Medio Di Galileo – Caparezza

Il Funkytarro – Articolo 31

Il Gatto E La Volpe – Edoardo Bennato

Il gigante e la bambina – Lucio Dalla

Il gorilla – Fabrizio De André

I’ll Be Your Mirror – The Velvet Underground

I’ll Come Running – Brian Eno

Il Mondo – Jimmy Fontana

Il Pescatore – Fabrizio De André

Il posto più freddo – I Cani

Il Principe Ali – Aladdin

Il regalo più grande – Tiziano Ferro

Il senso dell’odio – Salmo

Il suonatore Jones – Fabrizio De André

Il tempo di morire – Lucio Battisti

Il testamento – Fabrizio De André

Il testamento di Tito – Fabrizio De André

Il testo che avrei voluto scrivere – Caparezza

Il Vitello Dai Piedi Di Balsa – Elio e le Storie Tese

I’m a Believer – Smash Mouth

I marinai tornano tardi – Murubutu

Impara il longobardo con Alessandro Barbero

I’m so tired – The Beatles

In caduta libera – Folkstone

In Cold Blood – alt-J

Incontro – Francesco Guccini

In Italia – Fabri Fibra

Innuendo – Queen

Insieme a te non ci sto più – Caterina Caselli

In the Aeroplane Over the Sea – Neutral Milk Hotel

Introduzione – Fabrizio De André

In Un Giorno Di Pioggia – Modena City Ramblers

Inverno – Fabrizio De André

Io centro con i missili – Pop X

Io credo in me – Naruto

Io ho in mente te – Equipe 84

Io non mi sento italiano – Giorgio Gaber

Io sono fatto di neve – Ministri

Io sono qui – Salmo

Irene – Pinguini Tattici Nucleari

Iris – The Goo Goo Dolls

Isla Magica – Maria Usbeck

Isobarre – Murubutu

I sogni son desideri

Isola verde – Murubutu

Italove – EMMANUELLE

It Is Not Meant To Be – Tame Impala

It’s not too late – 10LEC6

I’ve got a woman – Ray Charles

(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life – Bill Medley

I vitelloni – Bobo Rondelli

I wanna be your lover – La Bionda

I wanna be yours – Arctic Monkeys

I want you back – The Jackson 5

I will survive – Gloria Gaynor

Jazz suite no.2: 6 waltz II – Dmitri Shostakovich

Jigsaw Feeling – Siouxsie and the Banshees

Johnny B. Goode – Chuck Berry

Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) – Kenny Rogers

Just the way you are – Bruno Mars

Kalasnjkov – Goran Bregović, Slobodan Salijevic

Keep yourself alive – Queen

Kentucky – Il Bepi & The Prismas

Kevin Spacey – Caparezza

Killer Queen – Queen

King’s Supreme – Machete Crew

Kitaro – Caparezza

Kurt Cobain – Brunori Sas

La Ballata Dell’amore Cieco (O Della Vanità) – Fabrizio De André

La Ballata dell’eroe – Fabrizio De André

La Ballata del Miché – Fabrizio De André

La bambola – Patty Pravo

La bella la và al fosso – I Girasoli

La Bomba In Testa – Fabrizio De André

La Caduta di Atlante – Caparezza

La Canzone del Padre – Fabrizio De André

La Canzone di Barbara – Fabrizio De André

La Canzone di Marinella – Fabrizio De André

La cesarina – I Girasoli

La città vecchia – Fabrizio De André

La collina dei pioppi – Murubutu

La cosa – Cochi e Renato

Lacrime – Ghali

La cura – Franco Battiato

La danza delle streghe – Gabry Ponte

Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space – Spiritualized

La donna cannone – Francesco De Gregori

Lady Marmalade – Moulin Rouge

La famiglia dei becchini – Musica Per Bambini

La fine di Gaia – Caparezza

La Ghigliottina – Caparezza

La grande onda – Piotta

La guerra di Piero – Fabrizio De André

La Isla Bonita – Madonna

La La Land – Green Velvet

Lala Song – Bob Sinclar

La libertà – Giorgio Gaber

La lontananza – Domenico Modugno

La mamma di Rosina – I Girasoli

La Marchetta di Popolino – Caparezza

La mazurka di periferia – Raoul Casadei

La mia parte intollerante – Caparezza

La mia ragazza mena – Articolo 31

L’animale – Franco Battiato

La notte – Arisa

La parata degli elefanti rosa – Quartetto Cetra

L’appuntamento – Calibro 35

La prima rondine venne ier sera – Pop x

La prima volta – Motta

La prima volta – Salmo

La regola dell’amico – 883

La rivoluzione del sessintutto – Caparezza

L’armata perduta di Re Cambise – Murubutu

Larsen – Caparezza

Las Divinas – Patito Feo

La società dei magnaccioni – Lando Fiorini

La spesa – Marta Sui Tubi

La stagione del tuo amore – Fabrizio De André

La Strada – Modena City Ramblers

La Tartaruga – Bruno Lauzi

Laughing On The Outside – Bernadette Carroll

La Valse à Mille Temps – Jacques Brel

La vie en rose – Édith Piaf

La vie en rose – Louis Armstrong

L’avvelenata – Francesco Guccini

Layla – Eric Clapton

Le barche – Calcutta

Le coppie – I Cani

Legalize The Premier – Caparezza

L’emozione non ha voce – Adriano Celentano

Le ragazze di porta venezia – Myss Keta

Less Than – Nine Inch Nails

Le tasche piene di sassi – Jovanotti

Let Me Blow Ya Mind – Eve

Let’s Get Crazy – Hannah Montana

Let’s Twist Again – Chubby Checker

Levante – Murubutu

Lexotan – I Cani

L. Fast & D. Young – Salmo

L’Idraulico Aulico – MusicaPerBambini

Life on Mars? – David Bowie

L’immensità – Don Backy

Limonata – Calcutta

L’infinto – Caparezza

L’inno del corpo sciolto – Roberto Benigni

L’isola Che Non C’è – Edoardo Bennato

L’italiano medio – Articolo 31

Little Green Bag – George Baker Selection

Little Lover – AC/DC

Livin’ la Vida Loca – Ricky Martin

Lonely Boy – The Black Keys

Lonely Day – System of a Down

Long Tall Sally – Little Richard

Lontano dagli occhi – Sergio Endrigo

Lontano, lontano – Luigi Tenco

Look at Me, I’m Sandra Dee – Stockard Channing

Looking at You – MC5

Loose Lips – Kimya Dawson

Loser – Beck

Los Ojos Del Diablo – El Raton

Lo stretto indispensabile – Il libro della giungla

Love Buzz – Shocking Blue

Love Is a Laserquest – Arctic Monkeys

Love Me – Justin Bieber

Love sex american express – Cristian Marchi

Love Stink – LoboLoto

Love Story – Taylor Swift

Lucifer Sam – Pink Floyd

Lucille – Little Richard

L’ultima festa – Cosmo

L’ultima speranza – Hercules

L’uomo che premette – Caparezza

L’uomo tigre

L’uva fogarina – I Girasoli

Ma che freddo fa – Nada

Madame Hollywood – Felix da Housecat

MADAME - L’anima – Marracash

Maddalena e Madonna – Brunori Sas

Madonnina dai riccioli d’oro – I Girasoli

Mad Sounds – Arctic Monkeys

Magazine – Dark Polo Gang

Ma il cielo è sempre più blu – Rino Gaetano

MALAMENTE (Cap.1: Augurio) – ROSALÍA

MALDICIÓN (Cap.10: Cordura) – ROSALÍA

Maledetti scarafaggi

Mambo Italiano – Renato Carosone

Mamma Roma, Addio – Cranio Randagio

Mara e il maestrale – Murubutu

Marco gioca sott’acqua – Murubutu

Marks – Nicolas Jaar

Marry You – Bruno Mars

MARYLEAN – Machete

Marylou – Mannarino

mary magdalene – FKA twigs

Mas Que Nada – Sergio Mendes

Materazzi ha fatto gol – Matrixgol

Matilda – alt-J

Men In Black – Will Smith

Mentre tutto scorre – Negramaro

Merchandise – Fugazi

Me So’ Mbriacato – Mannarino

Messa in moto – Caparezza

Meteorological – Guerilla Toss

Mica Van Gogh – Caparezza

Migliora La Tua Memoria Con Un Click – Caparezza

Milano – Calcutta

MILANO SUSHI & COCA – M¥SS KETA

Milkshake – Kelis

Mi mujer – Nicolas Jaar

Minor Swing – Django Reinhardt & le Hot Club de France

Minuetto – Mia Martini

Mio fratello è figlio unico – Rino Gaetano

Mi parli di te – Motta

Mi sei scoppiato dentro al cuore – Mina

Mi sento una betulla in piena estate insieme a te – Cecco e Cipo

Misirlou – Surf Boys

Mi sono innamorato di te – Luigi Tenco

Moanin’ – Charles Mingus

Moby Dick – Led Zeppelin

Mon oncle – Frank Barcellini

Moondance – Van Morrison

Morte in diretta – Salmo

Mouth trap! – 10LEC5

Mr. Simpatia – Fabri Fibra

My Generation – The Who

My Rollercoaster – Kimya Dawson

NANA (Cap.9: Concepción) – ROSALÍA

Nandemonaiya – RADWIMPS

Narcoleptic Verses Pt. 1 – Salmo

Negative Youth – Salmo

Nel blu dipinto di blu – Domenico Modugno

Nella Mia Ora Di Libertà – Fabrizio De André

Nella pancia dello squalo – Salmo

Nessuno – Brunori Sas

Nessun rimpianto – 883

Niente da capire – Francesco De Gregori

Niente di strano – Giorgio Poi

No. 1 Party Anthem – Arctic Monkeys

No Big Bang – Priests

No Fear – Fabrizio Maurizi

Noi bambine non abbiamo scelta – Baustelle

Non farti cadere le braccia – Edoardo Bennato

Non me lo posso permettere – Caparezza

Non me lo so spiegare – Tiziano Ferro

Non potrei mai – Fast Animals and Slow Kids

Non siete stato voi – Caparezza

NON SONO MARRA - La pelle – Marracash

No Stress – Laurent Wolf

No Surprises – Radiohead

No Tengo Dinero – Righeira

Noter de Berghem – I cör alegher

Notte prima degli esami – Antonello Venditti

No Woman, No Cry – Bob Marley & The Wailers

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da – The Beatles

Oh, pretty woman – Roy Orbison

Oltre il ponte – Modena City Ramblers

Oltre l’orizzonte – Oceania

One More Time – Daft Punk

One O Six – Jupiter

One way or another – Blondie

On Melancholy hill – Gorillaz

On the floor Jennifer Lopez

Oops! I did it again – Britney Spears

Orgasmo – Calcutta

Oroscopo – Calcutta

OSCENO – Lilly Meraviglia

Our song – Taylof Swift

Paint it, Black – The Rolling Stones

Pale Blue Eyes – The Velvet Underground

Pantalica – Colapesce

Papa was a Rolling Stones – The Temptations

Paper Bag Acid – Jerome Hill

Paradise – Phoebe Cates

Paranoia mia – Ernia

Parole parola – Mina

Party in the U.S.A – Miley Cyrus

Peace Lovin Man – John Lee Hooker

Peaches en regalia – Frank Zappa

Penny Lane – The Beatles

Pepper – Butthole Surfers

Per amore e basta – Motta

Per dimenticare – Zero Assoluto

Però mi vuol bene – Quartetto Cetra

Per tutte le volte che – Valerio Scanu

Peter Gunn – Henry Mancini

Piazza Grande – Lucio Dalla

Piccola Sbronza – Selton, Dente

PIENSO EN TU MIRÁ (Cap.3: Celos) – ROSALÍA

Pifferaio magico – Articolo 31

Piledriver Waltz – Arctic Monkeys

Piove – Domenico Modugno

Pippi calzelunghe

Pistorius – Gemitaiz, Madman

Più bella cosa – Eros Ramazzotti

Planet Caravan – Black Sabbath

Play – Betta Lemme

Pleasentville – Nitro

POCO DI BUONO - Il fegato – Marracash

Poesia – Don Backy

Poetessa maledetta – Club Domani, Stephanie Glitter

Pokemon – Giorgio Vanni

Pollon, pollon combina guai – Critina D’Avena

Pop porno – Il Genio

Pornoromanzo – Brunori Sas

Posso farcela – Alex Baroni (Hercules)

Post Concerto – Coma_Cose

Precipitevolissimevolmente – Dente, Il Genio

Preghiera delle palle di neve – Musica Per Bambini

PRESO (Cap.6: Clausura) – ROSALÍA

Pretty fly (for a white guy) – The Offspring

Price Tag – Jessie J, B.o.

Prima di dormire – Salmo

Prisencolinensinainciusol – Adriano Celentano

Prisoner 709 – Caparezza

Promised Land – Joe Smooth

Prospettiva Nevsi – Franco Battiato

Psycho Killer – Talking Heads

Pump up the jam – Technotronic, Felly

QUALCOSA IN CUI CREDERE - Lo scheletro – Marracash

Quando quando quando – Tony Renis

QUELLI CHE NON PENSANO - Il cervello – Marracash

Quello che siamo diventati – Motta

QUE NO SALGA LA LUNA (Cap.2: Boda) – ROSALÍA

Questa è la mia festa – Maria Antonietta

Questa è la realtà – Hercules

Questo piccolo grande amore – Claudio Baglioni

Ragazza magica – Jovanotti

Ragazze acidelle – Flaminio Maphia

Ragazzo fortunato – Jovanotti

Ramaya – Afric Simone

Rancho della luna – Salmo

Rasputin – Boney M.

Recitativo – 2 invocazioni 1 atto di accusa – Fabrizio de andré

Reginella campagnola – I Girasoli

Relax Your Body – D.F.X.

RENIEGO - Cap.5: Lamento – ROSALÍA

Respect – Aretha Franklin

Restiamo in casa – Colapesce

Ricchi Dentro - Ghali

The Climb – Miley Cyrus

The Dark Side of the Mood – Nitro

The Flintstones – Sigla

The Gravedigger’s Song – Mark Lanegan

The Heroic Weather - Conditions of the Universe, Part 1: A Veiled Mist – Alexandre Desplat

The Kids Aren’t Alright – The Offspring

The lazy song – Bruno Mars

The realness – RuPaul

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