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  • Martin Reynolds
    • Feb 2025

    February Pin-up

    Here's a nice number from Lura of Cape Verde, February pin-up on my Songlines calendar:

    One of my favorite Portuguese/Cape Verdean singers singing in Portuguese Creole, the language of Cape Verde.
  • Lateralthinking1

    #2
    Lateral says yes.

    Libramor - 1ª faixa do cd Eclipe (2009), da maravilhosa Lura.Libramor (Mário Lúcio / Mário Lúcio)Ah amor, amor noboÉ flor di carrapatiKel mesmo na desamorÉ p...

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    • salymap
      Late member
      • Nov 2010
      • 5969

      #3
      I am MUCH too old to have pin-ups, but I see that Paul Lewis's Proms performance of the Beetn Emperor Concerto is being shown at last on BBC 4 next Friday. Must make a note of it.

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      • salymap
        Late member
        • Nov 2010
        • 5969

        #4
        Sorry for above.I found the thread on 'New Posts' and didsn't realise it was on 'World Music'. Above still stands though.

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        • Globaltruth
          Host
          • Nov 2010
          • 4314

          #5
          Originally posted by salymap View Post
          Sorry for above.I found the thread on 'New Posts' and didsn't realise it was on 'World Music'. Above still stands though.
          Salymap - you are always welcome in this particular place and we'd all probably benefit from watching the programme you mention...it's all World Music in my particular book.

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          • Lateralthinking1

            #6
            I second that.

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            • aka Calum Da Jazbo
              Late member
              • Nov 2010
              • 9173

              #7
              ..er thirded etc ...

              and since it is Feb can i have two?



              [she was on the side bar] Andrade is a name that resonates back to when i was in libraries reading social science stuff ... or was it D'Andrade ...
              According to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.

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              • Martin Reynolds

                #8
                Thanks Salymap! Useful info for me.

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