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Saturday, February 5, 2011

Happy Pink Saturday (meme)! [Part 1] Pretty in pink (or any other color): Vika Jigulina, who sings in Edward Maya's "Stereo Love" (Best International Song nominee). The haunting accordion sounds and rhythm...

Pretty in pink: "The Roseate Spoonbill (Ajaja ajaja), sometimes separated in the monotypic genus (Ajaja) is a gregarious wading bird of the ibis and spoonbill family, Threskiornithidae. It is a resident breeder in South America mostly east of the Andes, and in coastal regions of the CaribbeanCentral AmericaMexico, and the Gulf Coast of the United States.[1][2]"

Please visit "Pretty in pink"/ "Show us your pink" [objects, that is :)] meme here:

"I'll spread my wings/ And I'll learn how to fly"...to international success...
Now, who else is pretty in pink (or any other color)?
Vika Jigulina, for example.
Look at her dress at the top of this page:

Have you heard the beautiful, haunting, ("progressive house"-category) song "Stereo Love"?
Watch the videoclips from the above link! :)
The rhythm, the voices, the images...and the accordion virtuoso's supreme timing and instrumental skills. 
World-class! :)

Also:
Stereo Love, the new hymn/hit song of dance clubs, etc. from around the world! :)

Another videoclip (that I like, too), with a cover version an official remix of Stereo Love, sung by Mia Martina:

Another version, beautifully sung by Alicia, in Spanish:

There's also a Portuguese version by DJ Osman, "image-intensive".

I expect that every country will come up with at least one version - why the hell not?
I am curious to see the exotic versions from Vatican City, Holy Mount Athos, Greenland, Saudi Arabia, French Polynesia...:)



3 comments:

  1. Thank you for stopping by my blog.

    Happy Pink Saturday!

    Warm Regards, CindyLew

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  2. Hi Dorin, this is a really nice post. Lots of interesting things to learn, plus music. Thanks for sharing,

    Kathy

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  3. Happy Pink Saturday. I am so glad you joined us, and I hope you will continue.

    The colors in the spoonbill are fabulous. I don't think I've ever seen one before.

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