#yohannah

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MUSIC Mp3 | Nuhu And Elizabeth By Yohannah Ft. Nuhu

Nigerian gospel singer and worship lead Yohanna Godwin also known as the Gospel rapper from plateau state,but lives in sokoto. Speaking about the song Yohanna said the new song tagged Nuhu and Elizabeth is a wedding song that show how sweet marriage is,and also advise the couple to love each other for better for worse. Stream &Download…

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Marilore

Marigold and Yohannah Jauntlore (are helping me learn Clip Studio Paint)

[frostcorpsclub]

Frost Kid Name Meaning 19

Joanna Carmen

"Joanna, a French name, means "god is gracious" and comes from the Hebrew name Yohannah. In the New Testament of the Christian Bible, Joanna was a woman who spent some time traveling with Jesus and was later made a saint."

"Origin. Word/name. Hebrew and Latin, respectively. Meaning. Song, Truthful, Poetry."

[flinkelinks]

Almalak: Fuck.

Yohannah Jauntlore: we've got to work on your cursing.

Almalak: why? I'm pretty good at cursing already.

[liveinhollywoodbeach]

O que fazer quando seu namorado só fica em treino e viajando para campeonatos ? 

Pegando Dicas com a Yohannah

- Amy

[mystackrock]

27-year-old boy arrested for defiling 3-year-old girl minor in Bauchi

27-year-old boy arrested for defiling 3-year-old girl minor in Bauchi

Mato Yohannah a 27-year-old boy have been by arrested The Bauchi State Police Command, for allegedly defiling a 3-year-old girl a minor in Ganjuwa Local Government Area of the state.  The spokesperson of the command, SP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday, August 30, 2022. “On 24 August 2022 at about 1100rs one Mato Yohannah ‘m’ 27yrs of Jimbin Village, Ganjuwa LGA was…

[abbysroad]

visions of johanna

The feeling always hit when the restaurant was empty and I was scraping hardened fudge from the bottoms of ice cream dishes. The old ladies came in the late afternoon and ordered butter pecan or maple walnut and left big tips and smiled at me because I was young, and I wondered which cone would be their last, and whether they wondered it too. And I thought of being very old, spooning nutty sweet stuff between wrinkled lips, and wondered if I’d be ready then.

That anxiety hit harder and darker on Mondays at dawn when the newspaper went to print and the morning joggers began to sweat and I had to try to fall asleep, wondering what good it would do me on my deathbed to have seen my name printed atop the masthead of my college newspaper. It hit when my sense of direction failed me, as it often did when I walked alone at night or tried to find a subway station I hadn’t used before. When I felt my efforts were futile. When I knew that I was small.

Bob Dylan must have felt it too, when he knew the sound he was striving for, “that thin, that wild mercury sound,” but couldn’t reach it, not in New York, not anymore. After The Times They Are a-Changin’, after Highway 61 Revisited, after electric sets in Europe and spats with fans who felt he’d betrayed his folk roots, Dylan returned to make rock music in the city where Woody Guthrie lay dying. But New York was suffocating him, the way it suffocates every dreamer from out of town the moment the car horns and clamor pound him with a headache it seems death alone could soothe. So after nights of writing poems for the pregnant wife who slept beside him in the Chelsea Hotel, after 14 attempts at recording a ballad he called “Freeze Out” in autumn 1965, Dylan left New York.

In Nashville, Dylan stayed up all night with his amphetamines recording the hour and 12 minutes of frenetic noise that made up Blonde On Blonde. He renamed “Freeze Out” to “Visions of Johanna” and recorded it in a single take. The seven-and-a-half-minute ballad, an ode to dissatisfaction, to striving for some unattainable ideal, defined an album borne out of uncertainty and fear, both personal and political. Fifty years after its release, it rings as clearly as ever.

The name “Johanna” derives from the Hebrew “Yohannah,” meaning “God is great.” Maybe she’s a distant lover, so perfect that to exist without her is agony. Maybe she represents a utopic end to the turbulent sixties, an imagined era free of social inequality. Or maybe she is the promise of a god awaiting us all at the end. Either way, this city — with its tiny apartments and nonstop subway lines and delivery trucks that prowl in the night — New York “just makes it all too concise and too clear that Johanna’s not here.”

In a song with no bridge, no refrain, no purpose besides the words delivered in verses that don’t seem to end, Dylan rambles on, surrendering to visions over which he has no control. In the crucial lines, he sings, “Inside the museums, infinity goes up on trial / Voices echo ‘This is what salvation must be like after a while,” as if to reassure himself that there is some solace in art, despite the uncertainty of whether salvation — Johanna — exists at all. “Visions of Johanna,” in its endlessness, struck me as salvation itself, a respite from my doubts and fears uttered by someone who had felt them too.

Apart from a few years in the seventies, Dylan never spent any serious time in New York again. He has lived in Woodstock and in Malibu. He has released more than 30 more albums, none as fraught with anxiety and idealism as Blonde On Blonde. And for the past 30 years, he has toured, never pausing for more than three months, as if fleeing that feeling bred of idleness and fear.

New York was my Johanna when my brother enrolled at Columbia 10 years ago. I remember touring Greenwich Village with him when I came to visit once. I was small enough then that he would hoist me up on his shoulders while I clutched his hair and marveled at what this new vantage point let me see. He showed me the only free-standing house in Manhattan, with a little lawn and stone driveway, and he carved our initials into the wood tabletop of one of those old pizza joints whose graffiti gives it character, and we waited in line for cupcakes he said were the best in the world, and I believed it, that New York myth.

I came to college at NYU, a short walk from these sites I’ve always remembered but could never quite place. On a recent spring evening teeming with pale-faced people desperate for sun, I set out on the Village streets where Dylan once roamed, determined to ground this memory in places that were real.

West of Seventh Avenue it feels like Boston, cobblestoned streets running narrow and crooked down to the dirty water. I knew the house when I saw it: white shingles and little square windows and a wrought-iron fence on Charles Street, unchanged. Satisfied, I headed back to the part of the city with tall buildings and numbered streets that don’t let me get lost. I passed the Magnolia Bakery, its line of patrons still stretching out the door. And then, on West 11th Street, beneath a fire escape zig-zagging up a five-story townhouse, I saw above the door, in stone blackened from years of neglect, the words engraved: THE JOHANNA.

At last I had found my way.

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Festival Lá de Casa transmite 35 shows nacionais no fim de semana ❤

Nossos artistas incríveis se mobilizaram na produção de mais uma maratona de shows virtuais! Já que o fim de semana será dentro de casa, que tal passar esses dias ao som de muita música boa? De sexta-feira a domingo, 20 a 22 de março, rola o Festival Lá de Casa.

Via Instagram, o evento promove três dias de música nacional, unindo nomes como Bruna Caram, Brisa Flow, Banda Hotelo, Ana Gabriela e João Klein… Só show tranquilinho pra aquecer nossos corações durante a quarentena ❤

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Nos vemos lá de casa, na sua casa. ❤️ Divirtam-se! Programação atualizada aqui no perfil oficial do evento: 👉🏽 @festivalladecasa. ⛺️🏡 [SEXTA] @brunacaram + @somos2de1+ @gersonborges + @luannobat + @paulo.nazareth + @yohomamamusic + @real.anamuller + @osaudade + @brisaflow + @victormusoficial + @rafaelportugaloficial [SABADO] @j.horsth + @marciolugo + @lealmelo + @tiagoarrais + @keopseraony + @projetoedmundo + @euthiagobruno + @demariaoficial + @anagabriela + @mandarodrigues + @lorenachaves [DOMINGO] @bolazimbra + @heloalvarez + @yohannah._ + @_matheusavila + @bandahotelo + @gabrielgonti + @pedroschin + @bryanbehroficial + @doisepar + @eujoaoklein+ @gustavobertoni + @estevaoqueiroga + @luizacaspary CURADORIA @omarcosalmeida PRODUÇÃO @casadeabelhacultural ARTE @athurvergani IMPRENSA Ana Paula Romeiro e Silvana Cardoso APOIO @br4sileirissimos ❤️🙌🏼 #FestivalLaDeCasa

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Anote na agenda: as apresentações do Festival Lá de Casa rolam das 17h à 00h, com lives de 30 minutos cada. Ao todo, 35 artistas e bandas compõem a line-up.

O chapéu também virou virtual: a ação é 100% gratuita, mas aceita contribuições serão voluntárias, que serão entregues diretamente a cada artista através do próprio perfil. Toda ajuda é bem vinda

Não podemos deixar de enaltecer as pessoas que fizeram este festival acontecer: @omarcosalmeida na curadoria, @casadeabelhacultural na produção, @athurvergani nas artes, Ana Paula Romeiro e Silvana Cardoso na imprensa e @br4sileirissimos no apoio!

“Vivemos tempos difíceis para todos os profissionais das artes, que agora estão impedidos de promover eventos presenciais. Mas, sabemos que cenários como estes inspiram ações coletivas de grande impacto. Queremos incentivar as pessoas a permanecerem em casa, lavando bem as mãos, cuidando do corpo, mas com alguma companhia que atenda os desejos da alma; artistas capazes de fazer o povo sorrir, se distrair ou quem sabe voltar a sonhar. Não é lindo isso!?”, conta o cantor e compositor Marcos Almeida, que está à frente do projeto.

Confira a programação completíssima do Festival Lá da Casa, prepare a pipoca e bom show!

Sexta-feira, 20 de março | @brunacaram + @somos2de1+ @gersonborges +  @luannobat + @paulo.nazareth + @yohomamamusic + @real.anamuller + @osaudade + @brisaflow + @victormusoficial + @rafaelportugaloficial

Sábado, 21 de março | @j.horsth + @marciolugo + @lealmelo + @tiagoarrais + @keopseraony + @projetoedmundo+ @euthiagobruno + @demariaoficial+ @anagabriela + @mandarodrigues+ @lorenachaves

Domingo, 22 de março | @bolazimbra + @heloalvarez + @yohannah._ + @_matheusavila + @bandahotelo + @gabrielgonti + @pedroschin + @bryanbehroficial + @doisepar + @eujoaoklein+ @gustavobertoni + @estevaoqueiroga + @luizacaspary

É pra ficar em casa, mas sem esquecer de se divertir um pouquinho! Saca só outros eventos virtuais pra você curtir:

Veja também: Festival Fico Em Casa BR leva shows para sua casa na quarentena

Veja também: Festival Música em Casa: Sandy, Luísa Sonza, Tropkillaz, 3030 e mais!

Veja também: Arte em tempos de quarentena: shows ganham transmissão online

Festival Lá de Casa transmite 35 shows nacionais no fim de semana

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[ellatamara]

More Marilore

Marigold and Yohannah Jauntlore (should maybe consider kissing some time)

[rednecksaints]

power couple. . . Song: 🎧 Falling (Wheathan Redo) - Opia. . . . By far the coolest mass walker kill I've seen on the show to date. Also, shout out to my girl, Yohannah, for always sending me dope song suggestions 🤘🏼.

[cryptodictation]

In times of isolation, music industry creates online festivals

Sandy attended the opening of the Festival Msica em Casa, promoted by Universal Music on Instagram (photo: Noely P Lima / Divulgao)

The advancement of coronavirus put the world on alert. Countries where Covid-19 has been disseminated have adopted security measures. Avoiding agglomerations was one of the main actions. What directly impacted the realization of shows and festivals. Hundreds have been canceled and postponed across the planet. In the midst of this crisis, the resilience spoke louder. In the music world, artists, producers and record companies realized that they could use the internet as an ally. The first big idea in this sense came from Portugal. Since last Tuesday, 78 artists have performed with live streams on Instagram profiles. Most of them do the presentation at home, with the aim of reaching the quarantined fans. The schedule was scheduled to be closed tomorrow after more than 40 hours of music.

The Portuguese initiative inspired Brazilians who decided to create versions of the festival. Through the internet you can find different projects. In all, the idea is to maintain artistic production in force and interact with the public. One of the first to emerge was the Acoustic Insulation, promoted by Loop Discos. Until April 9, always at 8 pm, national artists perform at the @loopreclame profile on Instagram. Among the confirmed names: Bibiana Petek, BemQuer (Portugal), Carla El, Duca Leindecker, Frank Jorge, Joo Maldonado, Lucas Silveira (Fresno), Lila Trentini, R Adegas, Nani Medeiros, Rafa Malenotti, Rod Krieger, Antonio Villeroy and Yas Speransa.

Since Wednesday, the platform MangoLab promotes the project Quarantine Sessions. Every day, an artist or a band performs in lives of 30 to 40 minutes. In addition to the show, the space serves to divide positivity messages. “The project was born as a reaction to this situation. Everyone still understands how to act and react. The first point is that we have a belief that music and art, in general, are not only served in moments of plenty. But art, as a whole, can offer support, resilience, relief and even mental healing. The second point is that, as cultural agents, we are experiencing a very difficult time in terms of work and productivity. So, this is a way to encourage all artists and to understand how we can profit even at home ”, evaluates Eduardo Sena, from Quarentena Sessions.

Lucas Silveira, ex-Fresno, was one of the artists to mobilize and integrate the online festivals. He participates in the Acoustic Isolation Festival (photo: Lucas Silveira / Divulgao)

The line-up brings together the largest number of experiences, from artists from the periphery, women to different genres and artistic languages. The presentations have varied times and occur in the official MangoLab profile on Instagram. Among the names that participate in today's initiative until the end of the project are: Julio Secchin, A Banca 021, Valu, Cames, Rafa Pinta & Thom Verardi, Larinhx, JOCA, Carlos do Complexo, and Lila.

It was also on Wednesday that the Home Room Festival, an initiative of a collective of artists. Lo Brito candango, musician and professor from Taguatinga, one of the project's members. “This idea, in fact, came from Portugal with I stay at home. So inspired by it, we took advantage of musicians who are quarantined to make lives ”, reveals Lo Brito. For the musician, the initiative is important to disseminate the production: “It is also a means of maintaining our work and showing the unity of the artists”.

Different versions

Last year, musician Marcos Almeida released the album L at home. This year, the artist would start the album tour. The series of shows was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. As a way of maintaining the performances, he decided to do online shows on the same days and times. This happened in relation to the dates in Rio de Janeiro and in Brasilia. Before even following the plan for Belo Horizonte and Recife, places that had also been scheduled for days, came the proposal of the Festival L of House, a combination of the individual idea, inspired by the Portuguese festival and at the request of artist friends.

Almeida assembled a team and came up with the project that started on Friday and continues until tomorrow with daily broadcasts from 5pm to midnight. The concerts take place on the official profile of each artist. “A festival along the lines of those lives that I did at home even at the same time and day of the shows that were postponed. In this context, I received the news from artists in Portugal and I was encouraged by several people to do it here too ”, he reveals. In addition to the musical performances, the L de Casa differential will have opened space for different artistic aspects. Photographers, comedians and plastic artists are also part of the line-up, which has big names like Gustavo Bertoli (singer of the brazilian band Scalene), Baby do Brasil and comedian Rafael Portugal. “We try to do something very plural, with all styles and exploring other arts. In this moment of chaos, calamity, and a certain fear, art always emerges as a beacon, a way to dream again ”, he evaluates.

Musician Marcos Almeida transformed the frustration of canceling the new album's turn into an opportunity for virtual shows (photo: DanielBrito / Divulgao)

Since Friday, Instagram has also Festival Music at home, which continues until March 29. The Universal Music initiative, which takes advantage of artists linked to it. Presented by Sabrina Sato, the shows take place in an intimate format with transmission on the official profile of the festival and presentation by five artists. Each show lasts 30 minutes. At the opening, presentations by Sandy, Mar Aberto, Maneva, Michel Tel and Courtesy of Casa. The line-up has names like Vito, Atitude 67, Jo, Felipe Arajo, Melim, Maneva, Di Ferrero, As Bahias and Cozinha Mineira, Lauana Prado, Lo Santana and Paula Fernandes.

The sertanejo Michel Tel is part of the lineup of the Festival Msica em Casa, promoted by Universal Music on Instagram (photo: DeividCorreia / Divulgacao)

Tomorrow, from 16h to 21h, there is also the Jazz Mansion – #EuFicoEmCasa, which follows the same format of taking shows to the audience's home. The difference is that the project has a crowdfunding, which will be available until the end of the transmission. The amount collected will be divided equally between the participating bands and artists. The minimum contribution is R $ 10.

Online festivals have also reached Braslia. The Alto Volume band decided to create the High Volume Live Sessions, which starts on March 26th and will continue until April 1st on Instagram. More than 20 bands and solo artists are climbing. Every night, starting at 8 pm, there will be three 30-minute shows. “In this moment of awareness and social distance for the collective good, music is a tool that brings together, comfort and entertainment. This can be enjoyed with online events, as if they were live. Distant, separate, but together, united by technology ”, says Cezar Degraf, organizer of Alto Volume Live Sessions and member of the band Alto Volume.

The Brazilian rock band Alto Volume bring together artists from Braslia at the online festival Alto Volume Live Sessions (photo: Ted Wesley / Divulgao)

Program yourself

Jazz Mansion

• On March 22, from 4 pm to 9 pm. Broadcast on instagram.com/jazzmansion. Line-up will be released on the official page. Crowdfunding link: bit.ly/kickantejazzmansion.

Festival L of House

• Until March 22. 17:00 midnight broadcasts in profile Instagram of the artists. Line-up: Bruna Caram, Somos 2 de 1, Gerson Borges, Nobat, Paulo Nazareth, Yohomama Music, Ana Mller, Saulo von Seehausen, Brisa de La Cordillera, Victor Mus, Rafael Portugal, Jay Horsth, Mrcio Lug, Paulo Leal, Tiago Arrais, Keops & Raony, EDMUNDO, Thiago Bruno, De Maria, Ana Gabriela, Amanda Rodrigues, Lorena Chaves, Bola, Hell, Yohannah, Matheus vila, Hotelo, Gabriel Gonti, Pedro Schin, Bryan Behr, Dois Par, Joo Klein, Gustavo Bertoni, Estvo Queiroga and Luiza Caspary. Information in instagram.com/festivalladecasa.

Festival Fico Em Casa Br

Quarantine Sessions

• Up to March 29. A daily transmission with variable times (3 pm, 4 pm, 5 pm, 7 pm and 9 pm) in instagram.com/mangolab. Line-up: Julio Secchin (3/22, 5 pm); Bank 021 (3/23, 5:00 pm); Valu (3/24, 7:00 pm); Cams (3/25, 7:00 pm); Rafa Pinta & Thom Verardi (3/26, 3pm); Larinhx (3/27, 9:00 pm); JOCA (3/28, 3:00 pm); Carlos do Complexo (28/3, 21h); and Lila (3/29, 4pm).

Home Music Festival

• Up to March 29. Broadcast would say at 19h in instagram.com/festivalmusicaemcasa. Line-up: Sandy, Open Sea, Maneva, Michel Tel, Courtesy of the House, Vito, Attitude 67, Jo, Felipe Arajo, Melim, Di Ferrero, Bryan Behr, As Bahias and Cozinha Mineira, Lauana Prado, Lo Santana, Juan Marcus & Vincius, Lucas Reis & Thcio, Jlia & Rafaela, Greg BBX, PH and Michel, Guga Nandes, Ana Clara, Clau, Donatto, Paula Fernandes, Gabily, Tayrone, Lusa Sonza, Shark, Lucas and Orelha, Dj Batata, Mumuzinho , DAY, Carol Biazin, Gaab, 3030, OUTROEU, Rodrigo Suricato, Mahmundi, Preto no Branco, Eli Soares, Gabriela Gomes, Biorki, Felipe Vilela, Tropkillaz and Projota.

High Volume Live Sessions

Festival Soundproofing

• On April 9. You always transmit at 20h on instagram.com/loopreclame. Line-up: Bibiana Petek, BemQuer (Portugal), Carla El, Duca Leindecker, Frank Jorge, Joo Maldonado, Lucas Silveira (Fresno), Lila Trentini, R Adegas, Nani Medeiros, Rafa Malenotti, Rod Krieger, Antonio Villeroy and Yas Speransa .

Home Room Festival

• On April 10. Transmits at 14h, 17h, 20h and 22h. The line-up published daily on the official Instagram profile. Information: instagram.com/festivaldasaladecasa.

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F train tragedy

The girl on fire above

A bike diminished 

[ellatamara]

Marigold and Yohannah Jauntlore enjoy a day together in Mythhold (to be continued…)

[ellatamara]

Yohannah Jauntlore and Marigold over time. It’s a long story.

[ellatamara]

Yohannah Jauntlore, half-elf librarian and conjuration professor

I struggled to give her a suitable wizard hat until I remembered the ones from Witch Hat Atelier. Now her pointy ears won’t suffer under an uncomfortable brim.