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Cinema Paquistão by Danish Siddiqui

Last living Rose, PJ Harvey

Last living Rose, PJ Harvey

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Quero lembrar aqui a dívida que tenho para com aqueles que estão na origem da iluminação da descoberta da galáxia de extensão infinita de Fernando Pessoa.

punho de Eduardo Lourenço

 by Jordan Clark

 by Jordan Clark

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Music, the Quickening Art

Kant

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What does music do to you?” and he responds, “It gives me the feeling of love, romance! … The Lord came to me and he made me a holy man, so he gave me these sounds.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NKDXuCE7LeQ

About Amália Rodrigues. I’ve been listening to her for years, but I just watched a documentary about her – so much raw emotion! And free of so many complications that music has sometimes. The music is just very direct, simple and strong, free of filigree. She’s direct to the heart. Her intimate collaboration with Portugal’s poets is admirable. She definitely stuck by her rifles. And it’s good to know that she was part of making the fado style. I first came across it, I would guess, 15 years ago. It has the same rawness as flamenco but it’s less flamboyant, and more stern and stark somehow.  Björk

About Amália Rodrigues.

I’ve been listening to her for years, but I just watched a documentary about her – so much raw emotion! And free of so many complications that music has sometimes. The music is just very direct, simple and strong, free of filigree. She’s direct to the heart. Her intimate collaboration with Portugal’s poets is admirable. She definitely stuck by her rifles. And it’s good to know that she was part of making the fado style. I first came across it, I would guess, 15 years ago. It has the same rawness as flamenco but it’s less flamboyant, and more stern and stark somehow.

 Björk