Gabriel Ciccone
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Just now, Shane said:
THANK YOU!
Was Cesaria Evora involved in this genre? I have heard Madonna reference her work.
No. Cesaria Evora is Cape Verdian
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1 hour ago, Shane said:
We finally learned one thing about Come Alive! That song apparently uses the choir as well according to that Bizarre review.
As for Batuka, does anyone know what late 60s Latin tropicalia sounds like?
So much intrigue!!!
It was a musical moviment created late 60´s to criticized the military dictatorship
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1 minute ago, FreeMySoul said:
So we will have Today Show in the US and Graham Norton UK interviews on that day
I hope there is a bit more promo but exciting none the less
Where did you saw the Today Show interview?
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Well, tomorrow begins appear more reviews
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I can't believe Dark Ballet will come out this Friday. Time goes by so slowly for thos who wait
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I'm curious about I Don't Search I Find and Crazy. 2 songs that people don't talk too much.
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1 hour ago, dollhouse said:
Someone make gif combination of the iconic moments of it: the wind turned to fire blow she made to make them fall, the amazing group choreo shots, the ending when they leaned back and fell OMG!
I made these gifs
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Are you guys seriously? Madame X will be another political album and you expect a "fun and celebrate" performance?
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Like a Prayer
iTunes:
#37 Finland (NE)
#62 Spain (NE)
#68 Zimbabwe (-36)
#77 Norway (NE)
#90 Denmark (NE)
#91 Switzerland (+408)
#113 Sweden (NE)
#141 United Kingdom (+1133)
#149 New Zealand (NE)
#200 Netherlands (NE)
#221 France (NE)
#264 Germany (NE)
#289 Belgium (NE)
#317 Italy (+170)
#419 Russia (NE)
#1312 United States (NE) -
Forgot to include UK and Ireland
Future
iTunes:
#31 Ireland (+18)
#32 United Kingdom (+5) -
Eurovision effect on Europe:
Future
iTunes:
#7 Malta (NE)
#9 Greece (+2)
#12 France (+11)
#12 Spain (+8)
#13 Finland (+27)
#15 Sweden (+19)
#17 Germany (+47)
#20 Netherlands (+9)
#20 Norway (+36)
#20 Switzerland (+33)
#22 Italy (=)
#27 Poland (-6)
#29 Austria (+53)
#32 Luxembourg (NE)
#35 Denmark (+151)
#76 Belgium (+23)
#85 Russia (+150)
#130 Belarus (NE)
#134 Turkey (NE) -
Future
iTunes:
#7 Malta (NE)
#9 Greece (+2)
#12 France (+11)
#12 Spain (+8)
#13 Finland (+27)
#15 Sweden (+19)
#17 Germany (+47)
#20 Netherlands (+9)
#20 Norway (+36)
#20 Switzerland (+33)
#22 Italy (=)
#27 Poland (-6)
#29 Austria (+53)
#32 Luxembourg (NE)
#35 Denmark (+151)
#76 Belgium (+23)
#85 Russia (+150)
#130 Belarus (NE)
#134 Turkey (NE)At least her performance on Eurovision increase her numbers on Europe
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Gay Pride on New York is June 30?
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Madonna doesn't deserve her fanbase. We should be thankful that she's still performing and bring new music to us.
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Performance starts 2:45:00
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People have always something to complain about Madonna
If she does playback...better doing live
If she sing live (and we always know she hasn't a great voice)...better doing playback
If she make a message on the performance...better stay quite
If she's quiet about Israel x Plaestine....why not talk about?
I'm tired reading these things on the fanbase.
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She's stunning! Best performance. Madonna being Madonna making the Palestine and Israel flags together.
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Her voice sounds very 80's on Like a Virgin era.
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I hope she release the music video on Friday. We gonna have 3 releases
-Crave video
-Future (feat. Quavo)
-Soltera (feat. Maluma)
and on Saturday the Eurovision performance.
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Maybe tomorrow she reveal the video date release
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When the video of Crave is gonna be released?
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No!!! It can't be!!! Someone talk to her team about this!!!
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Madonna on her video annoucing the Madame X Tour has an interesting instrumental at the end (1:30). Maybe is on a song on the album?
Reminds me of Vangelis
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2 hours ago, peter said:
Maybe check the GLAAD thread in the General Discussion section? I know I saw it somewhere already. It is posted to YouTube by the Today Show (NBC). There’s so much going on! Tough to keep up!!
Oh I saw it, thanks
MADAME X: official reviews are in: MADAME X is a hit with the critics!
in ARCHIVE - The MADAME X Forum
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The Tropicalist movement brought a number of innovations to the Brazilian cultural scene in the late 1960s. The movement was, in a sense, a right of the obviously militant population, that the country's political situation was a year of dictatorship and had a melody as a great medium of communication.
The letters were invented, introducing games of language, approaching the poetry of concretists. The messages were coded, requiring a certain cultural baggage to be understood. Caetano Veloso's "Alegria, Alegria" doesn´t have an obvious meaning, but carries with it a stronger memory of the youth of the 60s, a torment with the violence of the dictatorship and a desire to innovate, to break barriers.
They were characterized by excess, colorful clothes, long hair and added various musical influences. The era was to shock, through performances characterized by aesthetic violence, to protest against well-behaved Brazilian music. Influenced by the counterculture, they took over the language of parody and debauchery. Tropicalists transformed Brazilian popular music, being great exponents of Brazilian avant-garde art.
Musically, tropicalism is a mixture of culture, psychological rock, erudite music, popular culture, among others, giving an account of various manifestations of national culture. The sound of the electric guitar coexisted with violins and with the berimbau. It was the rescue of the anthropophagic movement of Oswald de Andrade allied to the roots of the national traditions.