Albert and Claudia's son!

I like this song so much!... Never had I believed Albert Hamond has a relation to Albert Hamond Jr., part of this group... But the song is fantastic!... Enjoy the friday!... Today we will inaugurate the flower shop!... I hope karaoke is open!.

Are you ready for the next Karaoke??

As Albert Hammond's fans, we want to introduce this mega hit. Starship singing Mannequin song. The film is a bit bizarre; man falling in love with a mannequin, living wild adventures around the history.

En 1992, Albert Hammond comentó en la BBC que "me inspiré en mi relación con ex-esposa Claudia, de la cual me divorcié despues de siete años de casados. En un principio pensé escribir esta canción para interpretarla en algún disco, ya que contaba la historia de mi boda y como nos habiamos conocido. Pero despues le dije sobre esto a Diane, le conté "nadie pudo detener esa boda con esa mujer pero despues de siete años nos dimos cuenta que no tuvimos éxito" y de ahí nace Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now ".

What I like most of this song story is that Albert wrote this song when he was not in love with Claudia. Writing such a pure love story from the mind, from the past, from the memory, when in your real life all this has disappeared. It should have been painful. At least, never has Albert lost his smile!...

Ladies and Gentlemen, Sr Albert Hammond

He was here, in Tudela, and you missed it.

Most of you don´t even know him.... Here is just a taste of this great composer and his music.

P.D. All real Queens should know this man, member of the OBE, Order of the British Empire

FOR THOSE WHO LOVE BANSKY

Dear Queens, Dear followers ...
Ten months ago, when I was in English class, and we were studying different kind of art : street art ( yam bombing, graffiti ....) ancient art,modern art, ... suddenly I listened BANSKY. It was my first time. 
In my holidays, I was walking along the Hannover's Streets, when I saw something in the street, They were little yellow and orange price stickers. I remembered you. My question was: Really these little stickers deface the old town? Funny !
It's my souvernir for you !

Enjoy Munich Beach!

Munich may be famous for Oktoberfest and skiing, but the Bavarian city also has plenty of beaches for sun worshipers.

1. Kulturstrand

The Culture Beach of Munich may change location every year, but the concept remains the same year after year. Made with 100 tons of sand and dubbed the “biggest moving sandy beach in the world,” Kulturstrand Munich boasts a diverse lineup of musical, theater and cinema programs. This is the place for beach bunnies and cultural snobs to mingle together.

2. Beach 38°

Located in the hip Ostbahnhof neighborhood, Beach 38° is an old industrial complex that received a makeover with sand and heaters. Open year-round, the indoor beach park is a hangout popular among the city's young. And while 40 Euros per hour fee may seem steep, it sure beats what it costs to fly south--and since you can split it with friends, it works out to be quite affordable.

3. Roberto Beach

Well-maintained and clean, Roberto Beach in Aschheim is right next to a lake, offering plenty of water sports activities in summer. And in winter, you can head inside and have a summery cocktail anyway.

4. Eisbach 

While technically not a beach, this unique man-made river deserves a mention. Right by the Haus der Kultur museum, a constant wave is formed, allowing surfers to ride the wave, right in the heart of Munich. You can't sunbathe here, and swimming isn't allowed either, but watching surfers ride the wave will bring back that summer feeling, all year round.

TODAY WE ARE YOUNG

Chavela

I hate youtube self-made music videos because they are a literal translation of the music into pictures.(I wanted to post "el bulevar de los sueños rotos" and the first picture was... an awkward bulevar)...

This stupid reafirmation of words and images seems to have been copied by soft telediarios, gilding the lily (dorando la azucena-rizando el rizo) when the voiceover (voz en off) stops the narration to include a film expresion, breaking the tone, rhythm, and the global sense of the "news".... In fact, instead of telling something interesting, the journalist has been finding for hours in film archive to get "the funny fragment" to make a news around it...

Fortunatelly,  I have found this video. The mixture between Sabina-Chavela music and Banski images gives to this pice a new significance, and a curious coherence...

Congratulations to AMPIERINI, its author...