#jose socas

[mymusicbias]

[yanaleese]

I'm going to die if you keep introducing handsome pp in the lore why the fuck I think Jose is hot

"Why the fuck I think José is hot?"

LOL uhm I think José has an answer to that:

"Because I am."

(insert 2 of the anons simping here as José's talking)

SHIT GUYS I DIDN'T MEAN TO POST THIS EARLY LOL BUT

HERE'S SOME MORE FACTS ABOUT HIM:

(1) José has another form showing more his froggie characteristics.

(2) Karma actually spared José from getting killed because he made him laugh.

(3) José is one of the few people that can piss him off so quickly (which is impressive).

(4) If José was a Yandere he'd be pretty submissive and anxious. But he'll happily poison people in this case lol

(5) José is a master at rhythm games and programming, which is why Karma is pretty good at hacking.

(6) José is a fan of grunge, soca and reggae music.

(7) José considers Karma more as a son, while Karma sees José as a manchild (LOL).

(8) José was almost about to be engaged, but realized that his job career would put him and his ex in danger. So to protect his girlfriend, he had to let her go.

(9) And José is a virgin. He also isn't a fan of sex. so his dating experience is purely romantic and fluff.

(10) José's biggest fear is not gangsters, not assassinations or anything life-threatening. His biggest fear is going hungry, his mother, and his mother's chancla LMAO

[mayxthexforce]

ultimate media consumption: 2022 faves

reads of the year-

Chronicles Of A Death Foretold (Gabriel García Marquez, 1981).

Boba Fett, a Practical Man (Karen Traviss, 2006).

Skin (Roald Dahl, 1952).

Face (Benjamin Zephaniah, 1999)

Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi, 2000)

Star Wars: Friends Like These (Keith Ryan Kappel, 2016)

watches of the year-

Barbarian (2022)

Turning Red (2022)

Incantation (2022)

Wall-E (2008)

#Alive (2020)

Train To Busan 2: Peninsula (2020)

earworms of the year-

I'm Here (Matilda: The Musical, 2010)

Mr. Rager (Kid Cudi, 2010)

San Lucas (Kevin Kaarl, 2019)

Terra (Tanxugueiras, 2022)

Left Outside Alone (Anastascia, 2014)

Under Giant Trees (Agnes Obel, 2013)

Just An Old Fashioned Girl (Eartha Kitt, 1956)

Prefiero Ser Su Amante (Maria Jose, 2012)

Butch 4 Butch (Rio Romeo, 2021)

Never Love An Anchor (The Crane Wives, 2015)

Bury The Light (Casey Edwards, 2020)

Ele Te Bota Soca Soca (Mc Mazzie, 2021)

I Miss The Misery (Halestorm, 2012)

Te Espero (Ede, 2022)

Another Life (Motionless in White, 2019)

The Man Who Ruled The World (Midge Ure, 2010 remaster)

Diane (Cam, 2020)

binges of the year-

Midnight Mass (2021)

All Of Us Are Dead (2022)

The Mandalorian (2019)

TaleSpin (1990)

Home Sweet Home (2020)

Station Eleven (2021)

Extraordinary Attorney Woo (2022)

runners up-

The Witcher Season 2 (2021)

The Book Of Boba Fett (2021)

Tales Of The Jedi (2022)

The Walking Dead Final Season (2022)

Tagged by: @kylo-wrecked (thank you!)

Tagging: @foundjarin, @corruptedforce, @galaccias, @honorhunt, @stillkenobi, @heartfurnaced, @ofthestcrs, and anyone else who wants to do it!

[musictomyremember]

Si se calla el cantor – Juntxs por una #CulturaSegura

[profesor-javaloyes]

2018 Compartido con: Público

Hoy, un poco de vanidad.- Gracias a Jose Antonio Pardellas Casas y Juan Manuel Pardellas Socas, padre e hijo y muy queridos y admirados amigos, por haberme incluido en éste libro que indaga los motivos, sueños, objetivos y trayectoria radiofónica de 30 personas a los que su autor denomina “estrellas de la radio” en Canarias. El viejo Profesor Narciso Javaloyes dice que es lógica, inevitable y muy sensata su ponderada presencia en ese libro (como en todos los que se escriban en este mundo sobre cualquier asunto) pero que no sabe ni entiende que pinto yo ahí. El viejo Profesor Narciso Javaloyes, como siempre, tiene… razón. “Hermana Radio” de Jose Antonio Pardellas Casas se presenta el próximo lunes 26 de febrero a las 19,30 horas en El Corte Inglés de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 📷

[bigboxochristmas]

Yuletidings 1995: Hot Yule!

1        Christmas in July - Brave Combo         2        Party for Santa - Lord Nelson       3        White Christmas - Allen Toussaint        4        Campanas Navidenas - Tatiana        5        Christmas in Louisiana - Johnnie Allen        6        Christmas Coming - Allston Ellis         7        Boogie Woogie Santa Claus - Charles Brown        8        Feliz Navidad - Jose Feliciano        9        Drummer Boy - Michigan & Smiley       10       Deck the Halls - Michel Doucet         11       Merry Christmas to the World - Sounds of Blackness        12       Christmas Tree Samba - Brave Combo     13       Christmas in Jamaica - Brent Dowe        14       Christmas on the Bayou - Lonnie Brooks        15       Blanca Navidad - Daniela Romo         16       Soca Santa - Machel      17       Auld Lang Syne - Michel Doucet         18       Santa Claus is Comin' to Town (Pt.1) - Joseph Spence        19       Halleleujah - Handel’s Messiah - A Soulful Celebration      20       Santa Claus is Comin' to Town (Pt.2) - Joseph Spence 

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Holiday tunes from warm-weather locations, mostly, though the category was flexible.  Which is why this collection leads off with “Christmas in July” by those wacky folks in Brave Combo, who also provide us with a samba version of “O Christmas Tree”, retitled “Christmas Tree Samba”.  Several tracks were taken from the Reggae Christmas from Studio One collection and Mas! A Caribbean Christmas Party!.

Highlights include: the rollicking “Party for Santa” by calypso great Lord Nelson and “Soca Santa” by Machel; Louisiana legend Allen Toussaint bringing a funky, second-line touch to “White Christmas”; Jose Feliciano’s evergreen “Felice Navidad”; bluesman Lonnie Brooks rocking out with “Christmas on the Bayou; the gospel jubilations of Sounds of Blackness on “Merry Christmas to the World”; the cast of the amazing Handel’s Messiah: A Soulful Celebration on “Hallelujah” and the one and only Joseph Spence, interpreting “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” as virtually no other human being on Earth could have done.

And yeah, it’s another one of my crappy hand-drawn covers.

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[xyenzfyxion]

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[beingulti]

Michael Kiyoi

My name is Michael Kiyoi and I have been playing Ultimate since 2004. Growing up I was exposed to Ultimate at a summer church camp, but it was very casual and we did not play with any rules. When I arrived at UCLA I was in search of a fun group or team activity. I ran into a friend from high school who played on the women’s team. I joined Smaug (men’s team).

In 2007 I joined the Santa Barbara Condors, a team I still play for but is now known as the SoCa Condors. In 2010 I played for Emerald City Ultimate (not the newly established ECU), a team who’s purpose was to support youth ultimate with resources and clinics throughout the country.

In 2014 when the AUDL opened on the West Coast I joined the San Jose Spiders. We won the Championship that year which is one of the best Ultimate memories I have! The next year the league expanded to LA and all of the Santa Barbara players on the Spiders moved to the Aviators. Currently I captain the Aviators and am excited for ultimate to start again.

On a daily basis I am a Instrumental Director at San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara, CA. We have a team there which started a few years ago. It has been a great coaching experience and we hope to start the team again soon.

I’ll share more about my life and hobbies on the Being Ulti Twitter account!

https://mobile.twitter.com/michaelkiyoi

(May 10th - May 16th)

[moseshatesyou]

New single up on Spotify, check link in bio - - - - - - - - #Trapmusic #trapmusicmademedoit #trapmusichdtv #trapmusicproduction #trapmusicbiz #trapmusic00 #trapmusic #trapmusicUs #trapmusics #trapmusichd #trapmusicali #HashtagHunnies #jolleyslounge #dmv #dmvnightspots #hiphop #trap #housemusic #reggae #soca #dancehallreggae #sexy #djtrini202 #free #freersvp #party #birthdays #birthday #bottles #cocktailwaitress (at San Jose, California)

[antonio-arnau-posts]

Si se calla el cantor...

Vídeo y canción colaborativa con la participación de Ciudad Jara, TéCanela, Rupatrupa, Amaral, Luis Pastor y Pedro Pastor, Los Locos Descalzos, Rayden, Marisa Valle Roso, ZOO, El Jose, María del Tango, Delaporte, Travis Birds, Nyeleti y Xiluva Tomás, Sara Socas y Antílopez en defensa de https://culturasegura.org/   Con la colaboración de Último Pasillo, ACCES, Promociones Sin Fronteras, La Noche En Vivo, Rodautors, Clubtura y La casa De La Mar. MÚSICA: Tema: “Si se calla el cantor”: Horacio Guarany (1972). Con el beneplácito de la Fundación Memoria del Chamamé. Dirección musical: Pablo Sánchez (Ciudad Jara). Arreglistas: Los Locos Descalzos, Amaral y Ciudad Jara. Mezcla: Tato James (Ciudad Jara) Master: Sasha Alexander Pantchenko V #VÍDEO: Edición de vídeo: David Sales (SdMA) Cámaras: -Alberto “Sapillo" -Ana Puente Leal -Ana Rajadel -David Sales -Jaime Massieu -Jhonny Gleez -Lucas Cortondo -Nicola Beccu -Néstor Cuenca -Pedro J. Canela -Xumari Roca Escúchanos YA en todas las plataformas: https://orcd.co/sisecallaelcantor   LETRA < SI SE CALLA EL CANTOR>:  Si se calla el cantor calla la vida Porque la vida, la vida misma es todo un canto.  Si se calla el cantor, muere de espanto La esperanza, la luz y la alegría.  Si se calla el cantor se quedan solos Los humildes gorriones de los diarios.  Los obreros del puerto se persignan  Quién habrá de luchar por su salario.  Que ha de ser de la vida si el que canta No levanta su voz en las tribunas Por el que sufre, ´por el que no hay Ninguna razón que lo condene a andar sin manta'.  Si se calla el cantor muere la rosa De qué sirve la rosa sin el canto.  Debe el canto ser luz sobre los campos Iluminando siempre a los de abajo.  Que no calle el cantor porque el silencio Cobarde apaña la maldad que oprime.  No saben los cantores de agachadas No callarán jamás de frente al crimen.  Que se levanten todas las banderas Cuando el cantor se plante con su grito Que mil guitarras desangren en la noche Una inmortal canción al infinito'  Si se calla el cantor calla la vida. #CulturaSegura #ContagiaArte #SiSeCallaElCantor MOSTRAR MENOS

[trascapades]

❤ #ArtIsAWeapon #SocaCares #HurricaneRelief #FeteForACause @stage48nyc this Sunday, 3PM-10pm. SocaCares.Eventbrite.com __________________________ From @shorblu: "On Sunday, September 24th let's gather to show our affected neighbors, family and friends that #SOCACARES. Meet us at Stage 48 for a live concert featuring top Caribbean DJs, Artists, Raffle Giveaways...plus more. In our efforts to help aid our fellow islanders affected by hurricanes IRMA and JOSE, a group of NY promoters and entrepreneurs  have teamed up, to bring you a live concert at Stage 48  that will feature NY's finest dj's and  live performances by Soca Artists." @mrkilla1 @B2Bent @DJCommish @DJCalliB @SocaRebel @DJMisterGroove @DJMadRussian @MyloMiles @Sounds4Life __________________________ SWIPE ⬅ to see a list of items needed by those affected in the Caribbean. Cash donations will also be accepted at the door. RSVP &l info: socacares.eventbrite.com #ReliefThroughMusic #PartyForAPurpose #HurricaneRelief #CaribbeanMassive #Fundraiser #HurricaneIrma #disasterrelief #TraScapades #NYNightlife #SocaCares #SocaMusic #LivePerformances (at Stage 48)

[genesisvandrake]

Hollow knight fanart, hope you like it! instagram: @genesisvandrakeart  twitter: https://twitter.com/GenesisVandrake artstation: https://www.artstation.com/genesisvandrake Deviantart: https://www.deviantart.com/icededge

[bebrillantnyc]

#Repost @bkrantandrave ・・・ 🗣🗣🗣#linkinbio BLACK LIVES MATTER – USA In the final episode of our Special Limited Series, @DysChick and @SocaSaySo RANT with #Haitian-American entrepreneur Jose Christo (“J.C.”) Brillant from New York who shares how his life as a husband and father raising two Black boys influences how he feels about the global Black Lives Matter movement. Then we RAVE to “I Am” by #Bajan Soca legend @edwinyearwood.   Learn more about J.C.’s businesses by visiting @ShopBBNYC.com and @BrillantITJobs.com . #blacklivesmatter #blm #blmmovement #blackpodcasts #blackownedbusiness #blackownedclothing #buyblack #caribbeanbloggers #soca #afrobeat #musicblog #partyblog #socamusic #blackbloggers #podcast #spotifypodcast #applepodcasts https://www.instagram.com/p/CC_eB7xAWEe/?igshid=1sq13o3sl6vjx

[phgq]

Panabo City cancels March events due to Covid-19 scare

#PHnews: Panabo City cancels March events due to Covid-19 scare

DAVAO CITY – The city government of Panabo in Davao del Norte announced Thursday the cancellation of major activities in March due to the 2019 coronavirus disease (Covid-19) threat. In a post on the local government's Facebook Page, Mayor Jose Relampagos said the canceled events include the "Araw ng Panabo," the State of the City Address (SOCA,) and the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) game between the San Miguel Beermen and Meralco Bolts. The primary consideration for the cancellation, he said, were "public health and safety". “It is my prayer to our Almighty Father that we shall continue celebrating our cityhood individually as Panaboans despite these calamities,” he said. He added that the cancelation was also due to the advisories from the national government and the World Health Organization (WHO), warning the public of the severity of the Covid-19 outbreak. However, Relampagos assured that there are no confirmed cases in the city and the rest of Davao Region. “I am determined to implement precautionary measures in the city of Panabo and follow the Department of Health (DOH) and Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) guidelines against the disease,” he added. He also urged the Panaboans to practice self-protection measures and avoid attending crowded places and events and other mass gatherings. “All similar events organized by the barangay and city governments are ordered to halt until further notice. Private organizers are likewise strongly advised to suspend similar events in the city of Panabo,” Relampagos added. He also reminded the public to get proper and accurate information DOH and from the city government of Panabo to avoid panic and misinformation. (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "Panabo City cancels March events due to Covid-19 scare." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1093795 (accessed February 14, 2020 at 03:17AM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "Panabo City cancels March events due to Covid-19 scare." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1093795 (archived).

[redqueenmusings]

NOTE: Click images to enlarge for details of date, location and where to buy tickets.

Gastroshow at the Sky Bar of the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 13th June, ‘In Heaven’ is the most exclusive experience. During this show, art, gastronomy, music and dance merge, turning dinner into a multisensory trip. Info HERE

From 14th to 16th of June like every year The Motor Show, an event where all car lovers will be able to check out the latest models, get in them and discover all the technological advances will take place at Siam Mall.

“The Last Great Circus” is based on the movie “The Greatest Showman” staged by Asperger Canarias and Apanate.

Luis Fercan at the Buho Club, La Laguna

Tribute to Fito & Fitapaldis at Buho Club

The Q Rock music Festival celebrates its eighth edition in Los Realejos, with the German power metal band Masterplan acting as headliner. This year also participating are Canarian bands like This Drama, The Massacre, Noiseed, Hate, Death Above. Stoneville and Heartsigh. June 15 at Casa del Emprendedor (Los Realejos) starts at 4:00 pm

La sala NYX-El Paisa in Llano del Moro will bring the popular ‘El Cejas’ to Tenerife on Saturday, June 15 as the headliner of the Teen Party, a party for minors where alcohol will not be sold and will bring together other artists such as DJ Renzzo Selector and Nicky González.

The little Prince – This theatrical version, with original music, recreates the atmosphere of this fantastic show, where each of the characters in the story, reaches the children through songs, humour and performances full of versatility and movement. 15th June at L Incanto, Santa Cruz

Children of the 80s- Modesty Apart – Hard Rock Hotel, Playa Paraiso

The quartet Il Divo will offer its show ‘Timeless 15th Anniversary’ in a concert that will take place on June 15 in the south of Tenerife. The quartet has announced they will perform for the first time Hasta mi final in the show at Golf Adeje. Tickets priced from €40 are on sale at El Corte Inglés or on online at www.mastaquilla.com.

Handcraft event to be included in “ARONA IN COLORS 2019 ” on Saturday, June 15 in Las Galletas.

Aditus – IN CONCERT – Aditus is a Venezuelan pop band formed around 1973 in San Jose de los Altos at the Bambu Lounge, 15th June.

Flip flops party 1st edition on 15th June at Arcon Space Puerto de la Cruz

Samuel Socas and Friends at Buho

Old Skool at the Achaman in Adeje on 15th June

June 18 to 23, Arona will once again become a global focus of activities related to LGTBIQ collective contributions to culture, business, sports, science, politics and entertainment. A different, unique and necessary festival”. Love, without gender, will be the motto of this third ARN Culture & Business Pride Festival in the Playa de las Américas, in the South of Tenerife.

From June 18th to 22nd jazzy sounds will also dominate, with the International Festival of Latin Jazz, Clazz Continental Latin Jazz taking place, bringing together top-class figures in the field as well as some new local vocal artists.�� Clazz Club is the biggest jazz organisation in Europe and this is their first time in the Canaries, where they will play in Adeje. Tickets online, www.tomaticket.es.

The 4 of Cuba in Tenerife at the Marinha Beach Club, Adeje.

For the second summer in a row the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra will offer a classical music concert on July 19th, under the baton of Mexican conductor Iván López Reynoso, and tenors Celso Albelo and Javier Camarena. Tickets, www.tomaticket.es

  For more info on Tenerife read the Red Queen Musings everyone’s favourite Tenerife Blog

Upcoming Entertainment for the week ahead NOTE: Click images to enlarge for details of date, location and where to buy tickets. Gastroshow at the Sky Bar of the Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife 13th June, 'In Heaven' is the most exclusive experience.

[shewingsit]

It always goes too fast...

Well, Madison is headed to the airport, I’m out by the pool trying to focus on all the great times instead of how heart crushingly lonely I felt just now as he drove away. We had such a fantastic visit. I’ll give you the rundown: Wednesday: It was important to me to meet Madison at the airport when he arrived. I waited for an airport bus but to no avail (Island time). So I hoofed the hour walk to Owen Roberts International. I arrived before his flight let out (win!) but so disgustingly sweaty that I guess he must really love me to still be excited for a hug (also win?). We picked up Rio (our Kia) and speed off to pick up pizza, beer and to watch the sunset at Seven Mile. Thursday: The big day out and about! Madison and I drove to East End. We visited: Lover’s Wall (would have drove right past it) Tiny red heart on the side of a short wall by the sea. There is no plaque explaining it’s origins and even extensive googling reveals nothing. Cute though! We met a very well meaning, VERY talkative couple from Georgia (he gave us a 10 minute play by play version of the St Louis/San Jose game). They were also stopping at all the sights which made us give the next place a skip, haha. Blowholes Not sad to bypass this as we saw about 5 of them on our US road trip. Blowholes are marine geysers formed as sea caves that grow landwards and upwards into vertical shafts. Hydraulic compression pushes up sea water through them. Colliers Public Beach Lovely little waterfront area with Catanduanes-like beach cabanas. Madison played some guitar. This is definitely one of our favourite island spots. Little Shop on the east end that had beer inside (score!) and an adorable swing outside.  Old Man Bay lots of jokes at Madison’s expense Rum Point very touristic spot clearly designed to separate boat tourists from their money. A la that lame cantina on the boat trip to Ko Ang Thong. We kept moving along. Water Cay Public Beach We stopped here for a beer and to laugh at the tourists on jet skis Starfish Point slightly depressing. Apparently there used to be hordes of starfish here but tourists killed them by taking them for souvenirs. As we sat here a boat parked and a bunch of instagraming bimbos grabbed all three remaining starfish and started posing with them. Boo. Tukka cute little bar where we had happy hour appetizers. Owned by a Canadian from Vancouver. The whole drive we sang along to 80′s and 90′s hits played by the local Bob FM. Friday: We drove up to West Bay and visited Hell (some black limestone formations). After we walked Seven Mile twice (Madison got a little pink the second time). Followed by some fish and chips and possibly the best calamari since South Africa. Nap time, pool time, sunset time, and a tour of Camana Bay. Camana Bay is a new-ish group of shops, restaurants, cinema and some tourist areas. They have an artificial beach complete with palm trees and a 75 foot observation deck. Saturday: Cay-MAS! Not enough to have one carnival, here there are two weekends. We walked up with my housemate Liam to a shady spot and watched the parade pass before joining in for some SOCA dancing. Lots of rum, sun and glitter. Sunday: The night got away from us and we didn’t have a chance to go for falafel after the parade. Upon waking Sunday morning this was all I was craving so we headed straight to Al A Kebab. Mmmmm green curry sauce. Next was a daytime walk around Camana Bay to hammock lounge and check out Books and Books (huge book store that felt like a place we both wanted to live in).  Since the wind was too strong for crib we drove back out to Colliers Beach (serenaded by Bob FM) and relaxed in the Cabana with our books. Monday: My housemate Nicci arranged for us to scuba dive! We did a two tank dive with Red Sail off of Seven Mile. The first stop was the USS Kittiwake. A submarine rescue ship it was commissioned in 1946 and stayed in service till 1994. In 2011 it was purposefully sank to create artificial reef. We got to swim around the ship, through the wreck and then across the top of the decks. Sooo neat. The second dive was called Hammerhead Hole (no sharks, no hole, haha). It featured beautiful coral with lots of life and!!!! a turtle! It also featured an absolute idiot from Florida who got lost during the dive and who it turns out made news for throwing a propane tank at his neighbours last year. We found out later that he also got kicked out of the Westin after the dive. Idiot, haha. After the dive we enjoyed a Braai (BBQ) with the housemates where we made tuna steaks (Madison also had steak steak), corn on the cob and garlic bread. Yum.

Tuesday: The last day (sob). We went for one final beach walk together on Seven Mile, grabbed some groceries for me (easier with the car) and a pizza (full circle, haha). We enjoyed one last beer by the pool before Madison drove off to the airport for a brutal all night milk run back to Calgary. Now you’re all caught up. I’m getting some mosquito bites with my sadness so I’m headed in. Tomorrow I’m sure I’ll feel better again. xoxo