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Lun 5 Jul 2021 | 05:04 pm La trágica noticia sobre la cantante y actriz italiana remeció Europa y Latinoamérica, por lo que muchos famosillos de distintos lugares la homenajearon. La cantante, actriz y presentadora italiana, Raffaella Carrà, falleció a sus 78 años, dejando un amplio legado en este lado del planeta por sus coquetas canciones y atrevidas coreografías. En la musical, regaló grandes hits como «Fiesta», «Caliente caliente», «Felicidad da da» y «Pedro». La sorpresiva noticia ha dejado una ola de reac...

Kitty Wells It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels Release Me Searching (For Someone Like You) I Can't Stop Loving You Mommy For A Day You Don't Hear Re-Release Date: 6/4/2002 hyperbolium (4 out of 5 stars) "As the first real female star of country music, Wells holds a special place in both its hit-making history, and as a primary influence on the female voices that followed in her footsteps. Her first hit, 1952's "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels," not only provided a lyrical rebuff to Hank Thompson's "The Wild Side of Life," but staked out a feminist viewpoint that had never bee...

Takeru Susanoh Vol. #01 Manga Review The first volume unfolds like the opening act of a play, setting up an epic plot and mysterious characters that, while not stepping outside the genre, bode very well for the rest of the series. Creative Staff Translation: Stephen Paul What They Say There is a legend that speaks of a powerful sword hidden and sealed in ‘Jagara-Mogara’. It is said that when the spirits of Light, Water, and Earth come together, the seal of this sword will be broken, and the sword will be immortalized. This is the sword of Susanoh. Upon pursuing the sword, Izumo, Kumaso an...

By Tejano Nation Mar 9, 2021 An homage to the First Queen of Tejano Music, Lydia Mendoza, by artist Richard Duardo (Source: McNay Art Museum) Decades before fans called Lydia Mendozaheld the crown as Tejano music’s first female icon. Born in 1916 to parents who migrated to Texas during the Mexican Revolution, Mendoza began her music career in a family band that performed on street corners and in open-air markets to make ends meet. One of her first gigs as a solo artist involved playing live on San Antonio’s only Spanish-language daily radio program for $3.50 per week. “With that three-...

The First Queen of the Son-God Incarnate Artax was from a district located in the north-western parts of the Empire, in  Mazar Al Shareef and close to the current Central Asian States; she was not at all friendly with the usurping Monarch. Artax made his move to establish a presence in the city of Balkh, a center for learning and commerce in north Afghanistan and close to the Central Asian Estates. He dispatched his wife, clandestinely, to her home district along with countable numbers of security officers and a regiment of the army clothed as civilians in a routine caravan trip.