#concha buika

[queerafricans]

LGBTQ and Equatoguinean: Concha Buika, Trifonia Melibea Obono, Jade Boho and Luis Mba

[sefaradweb]

🇪🇸 Concha Buika es una cantante reconocida internacionalmente por su estilo ecléctico, que mezcla flamenco, jazz, soul y rumba. Nacida en Palma de Mallorca de padres africanos, su música refleja sus diversas influencias culturales. Ha colaborado con artistas como Chucho Valdés y Pedro Almodóvar. Buika ve la música como una necesidad vital, comparable a la comida o el agua. Para ella, el éxito radica en la autenticidad y en vivir cada momento intensamente, sin miedo a cruzar límites y explorar nuevas fronteras.

🇺🇸 Concha Buika is an internationally acclaimed singer known for her eclectic style, blending flamenco, jazz, soul, and rumba. Born in Palma de Mallorca to African parents, her music reflects her diverse cultural influences. She has collaborated with artists like Chucho Valdés and Pedro Almodóvar. Buika views music as a vital necessity, akin to food or water. For her, success lies in authenticity and living each moment intensely, unafraid to cross boundaries and explore new horizons.

🇮🇱 Concha Buika es una kantadora famosa internasyonalmente por su estilo ecléktiko, ke mezcla flamenco, jazz, soul i rumba. Nata en Palma de Mallorca de padres africanos, su muzika refleja sus diversas influensias kulturales. A trabajado kon artistas komo Chucho Valdés i Pedro Almodóvar. Buika ve la muzika komo una necesidad vital, komparada al komer o la agua. Para eyya, el éxito está en la autentisidad i en bivir kada momento intensamente, sin miedo a krossar límites i eksplorar nuevas fronteras.

[songlations]

"No Habrá Nadie En El Mundo" by Concha Buika, English translation and meaning

"There Will Be No One in the World" by Concha Buika. Pop, jazz, tropical music. Song about heartbreak.

“There Will Be No One in the World” LyricsAlbum: Niña de Fuego (Girl of Fire), 2008. Nominated for “Album of the Year” in the 2008 Latin Grammy Awards.Style: Pop, jazz, tropical music. Song about a heartbreak.Country: SpainListen: YouTube Translation: Desde que el agua es libre,Libre entre manantiales vive.Jazmines han llora’o y yo no comprendoCómo en tus ojos, niña, solo hay desierto. Since…

[cristinabcn]

Adiós para siempre 2022

Adiós para siempre 2022

[verismonoir]

Let's talk about control. There is power in relinquishing control of your instrument as a singer. A voice teacher once told me, "you have to learn the rules so that you can break them". This space of freedom where you can tell the voice what to do (you've practiced the notes and the phrases and know them like the back of your hand) then you let yourself get lost in the sentiment of the piece...this is where art happens--where magic happens. To have all the tools and the skill level to break the rules for a few seconds and just let the voice dance in space and time. Notes, breath, air, feeling... That's what I hear in performances that I keep coming back to. This is the power of letting yourself become powerless, just a vessel from which art flows. This is great singing. This is what great singers do...in all genres, all languages, in sold out concert halls, in small local churches... This is how you move an audience...by allowing them to feel with you. When a performer reaches into that space, we literally hang on every word. - H

Watch "Concierto Concha Buika" on YouTube

[sunskate]

i saw the last couple groups in the FP at the John Nicks Pairs Challenge today - the physical courage it takes to be a pairs girl 😱 if a pairs team makes what they do look easy, they are amazing. and a number of these teams did make their elements look smooth and controlled. it's early in the season, nobody skated clean today. some of the throws looked so hard on the skater's knee. the team who won had 3 elements with negative GOE and a fall. pairs is so hard omg

Chelsea Piers has 2 rinks, but they always hold this competition in the one without stands. the few spectators, maybe 30? stand at the boards - there's glass all the way around except where the judges are, and the top of the boards are eye level in a lot of places, so it's like watching the skaters in a fish bowl. a lot of the skaters are warming up off ice or talking to people while the competition is going on. and maybe 15 other people sitting by the windows not even watching, scrolling their phones or hanging out

the team representing Uzbekistan who won bronze, Geynish/Chigirev, are new to me - they have a cool program to this song by Concha Buika

Ghilardi/Ambrosini skated to Phantom whyyy lol of all the music in the world, if you're a top team, why pick music that's been skated to death - their spin was invalidated, there was an issue with a lift and they had some issues with jumps, but no falls. in the moment, their placement was still surprising because all the teams were having tricky moments

Efimova/Mitrofanov looking like they're gelling for a brand new team- they skated Je Suis Malade

Laurin/Ethier looked like they'd progressed with this program since Championnats last month

pairs teams have some nice spin positions that i've never seen dancers use, and i wonder why - you see so many of the same ones across the ice dance field - maybe it's partly the size difference being greater in pairs teams making some different ones possible

the biggest reason i think it seems like pairs is SO hard is that most teams look like all their energy needs to go into doing the elements so there's less left over for choreo or listening to and expressing the music. and lifts - executing them for levels and keeping their partner safe doesn't always leave room for turning cleanly or smoothly on a skate level. the teams in those top groups today never looked precarious - sometimes pairs competitions can be terrifying, but these teams were at a high level

[lizzybeth1986]

So while I'm still working on my Day 3 entry for KLAW (I'm just going to call it "The Bread Fic" for now), I thought I'd introduce 2 OCs that I've created specifically for this fic.

It's a mini fic in the "Eleanor's Kitchen" series, that follows Liam and his mum and their friends through many culinary adventures!!

The mini-fic (which I'm still writing haha) will focus on Liam's bond with the two head palace chefs, Chef Anais Martí and Pastry Chef Hitoshi Luno. I hope to get that fic out soon but in the meantime, here are some HCs!!

Chef Anais Martí

(FC: Concha Buika)

• Head Chef of the Royal Palace of Cordonia

• Runs her kitchen like a well-oiled machine

• I mean seriously, kings and queens may come and go in the throne room, but the Palace Kitchens are her kingdom and she will never let you forget that!! Especially if you're royalty!

• She hails from Emeric, a county in the Foundries that houses a substantial Catalan-Spanish population who migrated there in the 1700s. It is said that the Foundaries overall are the one place in Cordonia that have mastered molecular gastronomy, but Emeric has chefs that do both that and some rustic homestyle cooking too.

• Anais is very good at molecular gastronomy. She just won't do it.

• A lot of her signature dishes have an Afro-Catalan influence.

• She worked as a line cook in one of the Capitol's premier restaurants when she was very young, and worked her way up. Word of her incredible chef skills and versatility made her a favourite choice to head the palace kitchens when the former Head Chef had to retire. Prince Constantine was in his late teens then.

• She has very few memories of Queen Agnes, Leo's mother, because she seemed uncomfortable with anyone in the palace in the brief time she was there. Queen Eleanor and Queen Regina are perfect contrasts to that in different ways - Eleanor was very involved and would chat often with Anais - in fact the suggestion for a private kitchen came from Anais because honestly - she could see the passion in Eleanor for cooking and released she needed her own space. Queen Regina she values because she gets involved the way you would expect a queen to be involved, and also trusts Anais' judgement.

• Undoubtedly she has the softest soft spot for Prince Liam, since the moment he stole a slice of wedding cake to give to his brother during a punishment.

Pastry Chef Hitoshi Luno

• Compared to Anais, Hitoshi is a more recent addition to the Palace Kitchens.

• He hails from the Fire Tribes. They have a strong connection to different cultures - Japanese, Romani and at a later stage, Ethiopian. The first and the last also have connections to volcanoes which helped them assimilate into the Fire Tribes better.

• An ancestor of his IS Anton Luno.

• And like this ancestor - he is dumbfounded by the greasiness of some of the food from the Capitol, but has to admit it is addictive.

• His Japanese origins do show a lot in his baking!

• No one crazier for red bean paste in Cordonia than Hitoshi Luno! Surprisingly, his preparations have gotten Constantine to love it and to demand delicacies made from it every day.

• The Fire Tribes were well known for their hunting and cooking with game meat. But there is a section of people who have developed cuisines and culinary knowledge from the people who have migrated there in the latter centuries. Ethiopian honey wine, for instance, took a while to gain any popularity in the province because the inhabitants deemed it too sweet, but they grew to love it. Hitoshi's mother brews some every Christmas.

• When he found out about Lady Hana's love for tea - and knowing she was just (symbolically) disowned from her home - he sent across a sumptuous green tea and honey ice cream "with compliments from the chef". He knows via secondhand information that the teas she has tried are mostly Chinese, but she did like some of the matcha themed stuff the kitchen put out!

• Anais mothered him literally from the minute they were introduced, and it has stayed that way ever since. Hitoshi has caught himself complaining "Maaa! Not in front of the staff!!" several times.

[52booksproject]

Book 47: You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty

Random letter generator spat out EM so I chose Akwaeke Emezi's You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty. It's a raunchy (in a good way) romance novel with a lot of depth.

I admit one of my guilty pleasures is reading Reddit's Am I the Asshole forum, which if you're not familiar people submit situations they've been in and the readers vote on whether they were acting like an asshole in the situation or not. Or at least that's how it's supposed to be, a lot of the entries are fake and it's really hard to tell which are which. Anyway, sometimes some of them feel like writing exercises in having the worst possible titles "AITA because I burned down an orphanage?" and yet somehow justifying it in the text. Well, in a lot of ways this book reminded me of that. [minor spoiler] "AITA for ditching my boyfriend for his hot, rich, celebrity dad?" and yet getting justified in the text.

It's a good read, it's a hot romance novel, but it deals with the topic of grief and survivor's guilt, etc all very well. It name dropped a lot of real people that my sorry white ass didn't know, but a well versed Black reader might (eg. Concha Buika and Helen Oyeyemi). And then some references I did get like Bojack Horseman and Bob's Burgers. It feels very hip, and modern.

Best Line: "I'm just trying to find out if it fucks like a duck"

SHOULD YOU READ THIS BOOK: I'd recommend it. If you absolutely don't read romance, or don't want to read something with dirty words you can give it a pass, but it's fun and deep all at the same time.

ART PROJECT:

Two pivotal scenes take place at an island sunrise, so I thought I'd give that a go.

[juakita007]

Rindete..... el mensaje del día!

Enfocate en lo tuyo, descubre tus superpoderes

Concha Buika

Se honesto

Se sincero

Contigo....

Recuerda que sabes todo...

Solo debes Desearlo y hacerlo.

Somos seres completos que estamos llenos de excusas para no hacernos responsables de nosotros mismos.

Cada posteo es una invitación a tu encuentro, el interno.

Así de simple

Te hace sentido?

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Gracias ❣️

Con amor

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Reposted from @sentir_es_el_secreto

[laciclopestrabica]

Sostiene Bollani - mi nina lola - Concha Buika

[andremonde]

Cloudcast #268 English

Artist name Track name 1 LASS/ Samba 2 LASS/ Nitte 3 Robert Svard/ Ciego de Amor 4 Concha Buika/ Yo Ire 5 Roberto Fonseca/ O O 6 Touki/ Fula Cowboy 7 Kiran Ahluwalia/ Tera Jugg 8 Shabaka/ Breathing 9 Olcay Bayir/ Daha Senden Gayri Asik Mi Oktur 10 The Zawose Queens/ Mapendo 11 Sonova/ High Falutin 12 Msaki & Tubatsi/ Letters From The Sea 13 Flavia Coelho/ Passageiro 14 Danyel Waro/ Fanzan

[queerafricans]

Pedro Almodóvar is one of her biggest fans and she loves David Cameron. The outspoken queen of flamenco fusion talks politics, music – and her babysitting years in Slough.

Concha Buika: the outspoken queen of flamenco fusion

[norteenlinea]

Los músicos Chucho Valdés y Concha Buika se presentaron en un concierto íntimo en Buenos Aires

http://dlvr.it/T0t0W0

[songlations]

"Siboney" by Ernesto Lecuona, covers by Xiomara Alfaro, Concha Buika, various; English translation

Translation: "Siboney" by Ernesto Lecuona, covers by Xiomara Alfaro, Concha Buika, various. Love song to a Cuban beach or a human lover, depending on the cover.

“Siboney” or “Canto Siboney” LyricsComposer: Ernesto Lecuona, 1927Style: Jazz, romance, love song to Siboney. Xiomara Alfaro’s version was the composer’s favorite.Country: Cuba, with several covers from SpainListen: Xiomara Alfaro (Cuba, 1957); Plácido Domingo (Spain, opera, 2012); Concha Buika (Spain, jazz, 2013) Translation: Siboney, yo te quiero,Yo me muero por tu amor. Siboney, I love…

[abensica]

AY, SI HUBIERA SABIDO ESTO ANTES!!!! Si trabajas de cara al público, te ha pasado seguro lo que cuenta Concha Buika. Y me da igual que sea doblando camisetas en Zara o vendiendo a puerta fría. O incluso aqu��, en esta tribuna que son las Redes. Vamos de buen rollo por la vida, pero de repente nos topamos con alguien que nos dice algo que duele, que escuece, que araña y que hace pupita. Reconozco que a mí me ha costado hacer callo ante estas cosas, y que me dejen de importar los comentarios de personas que, básicamente, son desconocidas para mí. De todas maneras, a veces me tengo que poner recordatorios de este tipo, y me encanta cómo lo dice Buika en este vídeo. ¿Y tú? ¿Qué sientes ante un "NO"? ¿Qué sientes ante un hater? O más fácil todavía: ¿cómo te gestionas a ese jefe o a ese compi que no hay por dónde cogerlos? Me encantará que me lo cuentes en comentarios.

[onceuliveulook]

El amor y el desamor son parte de lo mismo... "amar es ir en dirección hacia alguien y el desamor es tomar el camino de retorno hacia uno mismo".

Concha Buika, singer.

#amor