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....dem Sonnenuntergang entgegen, immer weiter....

VG

Map die Karte hat geschrieben: ↑Fr 24 Mär, 2023 10:53

Wieder so ein Remake eines Klassikers aus den 80ern ;-) Korrigiert mich, falls ich falsch liege. Ah, 1979.

@7River:

Irgendwie (der Bass, der Stil -> zurecht?) erinnert mich der Song (Depeche Mode - Ghosts Again) an diesen hier (wie nennt man die Musikrichtung: Electro Pop oder Disco Sound ?):

Ryan Paris (eigentlich Fabio Roscioli) - Dolce Vita (1983)
Official Video - nach heutiger Messlatte weder originell noch 4K :-(


Der Musiktitel offenbar inspiriert von Fellinis gleichnamigem Film (1960).
War ein echter Sommer-Ohrwurm (auch für mich) - anscheinend der einzige (One-Hit Wonder) für Sänger Ryan Paris.

Musik: Pierluigi Giombini
Text: Paul Mazzolini (stage name: Gazebo)

Hier ein weiteres One-Hit Wonder, diesmal von der holländischen 2er-Gruppe Ten Sharp, auf der Suche nach der einen oder keinen.

Musik: Niels Hermes (auch Piano)
Text: Ton Groen
Sänger: Marcel Kapteijn

Ten Sharp - You (1991)


Ebenfalls ein Ohrwurm, der mich damals so ergriff, dass ich mit überschaubaren Pianokenntnissen dank kostenpflichtigem Schlüssel zum allgemeinen Klavier-Übungsraum stundenlang mit Kassettenrecorder auf den Knien das melodische Instrumental-Intro übte. Schliesslich konnte ich es dann doch recht flüssig aus den Fingern zaubern - hurraaa!

Hut ab, sicher nicht einfach zu spielen.;)
Immer noch ein super Song.
Gruss Boris

Beeindruckende Vita für eine Junge Frau die scheinbar schon einige Steine in den Weg bekommen hat, es sich aber nicht hat nehmen lassen ihr Ziel schon mit 5 Jahren zu ihrem Masterplan zu machen!

Cruz was born to a Dominican mother and Mexican father. She spent two years, between ages 5 and 7, moving between the Dominican Republic and New Jersey until finally settling in New Jersey. As a child, her father was deported to Mexico, and she did not see him again until they were reunited in 2019 when she was 18 years old. She also met her little sister for the first time.[4] The documentary Llegaron Las Flores was created to capture the experience of separation and reuniting with family. She remains an advocate for immigrant rights, having also performed at the "Selena For Sanctuary" concert in 2019 in New York, which raised money for immigrant advocacy groups.[6] The documentary was released the same week more ICE raids were announced in multiple large cities.[4]

She started singing at the age of 5, and started by posting song covers on YouTube. She is completely self-taught on the piano, guitar, and ukulele and used YouTube videos as guidance for vocal technique.[5] She dropped out of high school before her senior year to move to Los Angeles and pursue music. She released her debut album Garden of Lucid in 2020 and an EP, Dreaming Lucid, in 2019. Her lyrics include Spanish and English, about which she has been quoted saying, "If one day I decided, 'Listen, I’ma sing all in Spanish,' it would be fine. If I write songs that don’t have any Spanish in them, it would be fine. It feels really good to prove the person that said ['no one’s gonna pay attention to your music if you sing in Spanish'] wrong, just because it was such a hurtful thing to hear as a child with such a big dream."[5]

She has cited Alice Phoebe Lou, Willow Smith, and Kali Uchis as inspirations for her songwriting,[7][5] and notes peers Omar Apollo and Cuco as the new generation of young Latino artists whose music speaks to immigrant kids. In 2019, she announced she was going on tour with Omar Apollo.[8] As of September 2021, she has amassed over 650,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.[5]

Was ein kräftiger Song, beeindruckend!