THUMP: Your parties are more like discos-that-are-queer rather than definitively gay or queer discos.
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Photo: GettyA city council in Scotland is considering a crack down on "silent discos," which residents have complained are too loud—making them just regular discos, I guess.
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Sus últimos discos fueron una mirada retrospectiva y una aventura.
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It reminds me of all my primary school discos. Omg!
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When I do school discos I like to really, really interact.
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The indie discos of the time had cottoned on to that.
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He projected them for friends in bars, discos, and art galleries.
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Los dos discos eran indudablemente negros, pero no se veían exactamente iguales.
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As in recent years there will also be late-night silent discos.
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"Discos Barba Azul really helped the cumbia scene," Mr. Ariano, 38, said.
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He snapped photos at discos, dinner parties, flea markets, and wrestling matches.
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Rugami used to DJ at discos and club nights in Kenya's capital city.
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He began going to music festivals and discos at the age of 14.
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Suddenly these foreigners are in co-ed schools, discos, swimming pools, hospitals and parks.
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I started putting eyeliner on when I was around 14/15, going to discos.
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He called on the managers of nightclubs and discos to respect existing security measures.
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He contacted schools and dance studios and handed out fliers at nightclubs and discos.
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Edinburgh wouldn't be the first city to block silent discos for making too much noise.
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In other clubs, discos throb and drag kings and queens strut their stuff in shows.
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Growing up in semi-detached normality in Essex, he made money by staging discos for schoolmates.
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He admits that there are other healthier ways to spend his time than in European discos.
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When Russia defeated Spain on July 1st cars blocked Moscow streets and started impromptu street discos.
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Also worth noting: While I find them kind of mystifying, silent discos are totally a thing.
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Fortunately, there are also doggy discos and grooming workshops to keep pooches — and their owners — entertained.
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" Takeuchi sings, as she speaks about "living a vampire life while dancing life away at trendy discos.
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The wall was themed around retro British brands such as Discos, Space Invaders, Twiglets, and Wheat Crunchies.
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The meetings became ever more elaborate, taking place at hotels in the Catskills or discos in Manhattan.
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I was never a night person who goes to discos and comes and stays there until the early morning.
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People must've come from parties, warehouse, discos and raves, and they were all there to see this one band.
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On the inside, the music theaters were very popular with all groups, as were live bands, karaoke, discos, and the casino.
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This way, the iHeadPhone will corner the market on wired silent discos and shared-airplane-tiny-screen-Game-of-Thrones viewings.
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Han roto el mismo récord en la lista especializada Billboard: el número uno para ocho discos consecutivos después de su lanzamiento.
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Milan's famous La Scala opera house cancelled performances and bars and discos in Lombardy were told to close by 6 p.m.
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Milan's famous La Scala opera house canceled performances and bars and discos in Lombardy were told to close by 6 p.m.
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They gather on street corners, in crowded discos and in abandoned buildings that serve as drug markets, their faces obscured or invisible.
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That's how I felt after Pulse happened because, being an old disco queen, the discos and clubs are where we went for safety.
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Inside of its booth, several attendees lay on massage tables, with tentlike, blinking-light screens over their faces, sort of like personalized discos.
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By day, women clad in pantsuits strode into executive offices; by night, they danced in discos, confident in body-conscious, body-baring outfits.
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That same digital trend ultimately sunk Discos Barba Azul; the label's CD sales plummeted when most of the material ended up on YouTube.
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"Sad and absolutely true," said John Blair, a veteran night life promoter who drew throngs to the Roxy, Splash and other discos for years.
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During the party at La Cita last week, this flourishing cross-border music scene celebrated one of its most prolific purveyors, Discos Barba Azul.
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When I ask Rodriguez how they were able to construct turntables, toca-discos in Spanish, he responds with a laugh and a play on words.
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I didn't know that the discos at the time—and even now—only start to get going around midnight, so that's why it was empty.
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The silent discos, which have become a fixture of Midsummer Night Swing in the past few years, are scheduled for June 23 and July 2.
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In discos, I'd set my eye on an attractive stranger, and then dance my way over to let him know he was a chosen one.
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The pair discuss the night's humble beginnings, Orión new record label—called Discos Peligrosa—as well as how they both believe SXSW to be a scam.
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In 2016, the Swiss city of Lausanne denied the application for organizers of the aptly named For Noise Festival which planned on holding two silent discos.
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It's part of a secret labyrinth of snooker bars, karaoke discos, and ping-pong rooms tucked away in the mysteriously named "Underfloor" of the Yanggakdo Hotel.
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In fact, works by artists like Gianni Colombo, who experimented with environmental practices and installations during the 1960s and 1970s, could be taken for discos' interiors.
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The new rules were formed after a series of violent incidents in the city's discos and involved a greater degree of bureaucratic control over its nightlife.
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Here, for example, is a video of Stevie Wonder and Lady Gaga singing "Happy Birthday" to Sir Elton, a gold-plated spin on awkward birthday discos.
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The next moment it's the late 22008s—and you're in midtown Manhattan, New York—having earned the title "Queen of the Gay Discos" among the locale.
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Discos are open in each area, and entering one will allow you to show off your awesome dance moves via a unique little rhythm mini-game.
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This was a favorite from DJ Chaps' Drum Pakk 1 EP that dropped at the beginning of this year via Discos Peligrosa out of Austin, Texas.
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Es cierto: ya han renacido las industrias de tecnologías de antaño como los discos en vinilo, ¿sucederá lo mismo con los sitios físicos para rentar películas?
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Meanwhile, as people partied in the discos of Manhattan, the radio blasted news about a place across the East River I had never heard about—Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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The discos were strongly influenced by art, too: their surprising light effects were similar to the formal outcomes of contemporary art, especially the then-fashionable Kinetic art.
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There are discos, guns, fires, make-outs, rock climbing, drag queens, slam poetry, booty-shaking, hip-hop showdowns, and more — plus original songs that are hella catchy.
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I knew about beaches—and I also knew the song sounded like a party, not unlike the innocent stuff played at our primary school Panda Pop discos.
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The Savory Collection 1935-1940, Grant Green, Dexter Gordon y la música perdida de Coltrane en 1963, son algunos de los discos que no te puedes perder.
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Studio 54, if you don't recall from binging VH1 retrospectives as a pre-teen, was one of New York City's most high-profile discos during the 0003s.
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Colaboró con Brian Eno en su época berlinesa y en sus últimos discos con los músicos Maria Schneider y Donny McCaslin, a los que presentó a nuevos públicos.
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The Mexican interior minister at the time, Patrocinio González, when previously governor of Chiapas, had closed down discos frequented by the sex workers, forcing them onto the street.
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So the disc jockeys really played it in those discos nightly, and it went straight up the Billboard chart because they had never had anything like it before.
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It was during Pride month and the Met was celebrating with a few silent discos, which provided a slightly surreal backdrop as we speed walked through the galleries.
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I was not cool enough to spend a lot of time in discos as a teenager, but disco was dead center as the music of my teenage years.
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The term "circuit" came from it being the "need to know circuit"—not only discos, but "in-in-the-know" places in the gay community that even included barbershops.
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In Gloria Bell, an upper-middle-class Los Angeles woman with adult children goes to discos because she loves to dance, and would also like to meet a man.
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The spread of this scene globally was lead largely by Lisbon label Principe Discos, which emerged in the early 2010s, keen to share these sounds from the city's suburbs.
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But as long as outsider discos like A Club Called Rhonda and Das Bunker call UNION home, Jewel's will still get weird in a way that honors its past.
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This compilation Acordeones Sabaneros from the Discos Fuentos Estereo label has the best accordion players from Colombia in my opinion—people like Andres Landero, Aniceto Molina, and Alejandro Duran.
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That exuberance fueled Japan's nightlife, with discos like Maharaja and Juliana's becoming a symbol of the fun and excess of the late '80s and early '90s go-go years.
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Now, the Cranberries' music reminds me of the inside of bedrooms, of school discos where everyone swayed, bored, until "Zombie" came on and the moshing began, awkward at first.
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Lai Jinrong, a guitarist with the heavy metal band Logic Out of Control, who played at Mao's on its last night, pointed to competition from night clubs and discos.
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VATICAN CITY – The Vatican is drafting guidelines to help Catholic dioceses find appropriate ways to decommission unneeded churches so they don&apost end up as discos, gymnasiums or gelato shops.
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After a successful release on Principe Discos, several members of the group traveled abroad—Lycox now lives in Paris, while B.Boy splits his time between the French and Portuguese capitals.
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Costa Rica's government has ordered the closure of all bars and discos as the tally of coronavirus infections in the country rose to 35, the health ministry said on Sunday.
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Costa Rica's government has ordered the closure of all bars and discos as the tally of coronavirus infections in the country rose to 35, the health ministry said on Sunday.
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He was just as likely to be found at the Fillmore East checking out the Who and, later, at discos like Paradise Garage where he chatted up D.J.s like Larry Levan.
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Continuing to grow his business until his retirement in 1995, Mr. Morfessis developed one of Washington's first discos, Ventuno 21, and designed and built eating establishments in the Willard InterContinental Hotel.
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"Quiero escucharlo todo y verlo todo", solía decir el joven que con 27 años y un puñado de discos creó composiciones que todavía reverberan entre los fanáticos de todo el mundo.
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In Lisbon, the mistreated Angolan immigrant population has heavily influenced Príncipe Discos, the city's premier record label; local artists put a new spin on Angolan dance styles such as kuduo and tarraxinha.
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Un ataque de 2012 que funcionarios estadounidenses atribuyeron a Irán remplazó el contenido de los discos duros de la estatal petrolera saudí, Aramco, con una imagen de la bandera estadounidense en llamas.
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Today, the two most frequently used auction houses in Stormwind and Orgrimmar, areas usually reserved for in-game trades, have been changed into impromptu discos complete with glittering disco balls and custom music.
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From luxe interiors to coffee bars and all-night discos in basements, these are some of the coolest hostels that are stretching dollars and redefining what it means to travel on a budget.
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Following a series of attention-grabbing releases on labels like Hobo Cult, Fixture Records, or his own Los Discos Enfantasmes, 2012 resulted in Femminielli's first masterpiece with the ominous electronic opus, Double Invitation.
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MADRID — El dúo Pimpinela fue una de las iniciativas más exitosas de la cultura argentina de las últimas décadas: cantaron en el Madison Square Garden y cantaron con Diego Maradona, recibieron por sus veinticuatro discos unos 95 discos de oro, platino y diamante y vendieron más de 30 millones de copias; sus dos integrantes, Lucía y Joaquín Galán, crearon un estilo propio, inimitable: sus canciones eran diálogos amargos de una pareja despechada que se lanzaba reproches y rencores sin medida.
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She was a member of the Oxford University Conservative Association; it was at one of its discos that Benazir Bhutto, later the prime minister of Pakistan, introduced her to the man she would marry.
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And the label Principe Discos—home to the likes of DJ Marfox and DJ Niggafox, who recently appeared on Baauer's Beats 1 show—has led the way in showcasing the region's unique percussive style.
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The French government also began unhesitatingly taking whatever measures necessary to cap the pandemic -- announcing the closing beginning Saturday of all restaurants, bars, discos, all non-essential commerce and thinning out all public transport.
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The Atlantic was something Londoners had not yet seen: a night spot that not only was a class apart from stuffy hotel bars and vapid discos but also kept hours far beyond those of most pubs.
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Cinemas, discos and theatres, including Milan's prestigious La Scala opera house, must remain shuttered in the three hardest-hit regions for a further week, while museums will be allowed to reopen to a limited number of visitors.
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According to the Herald Scotland, Jay Feeney, marketing director of Silent Adventures, said that his company is the only group running silent discos in Edinburgh year-round, and blames the city's fringe festival for complaints about the gatherings.
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The album's title track, written for her by Romulo Froes and streamable at the Soundcloud page of the Brazilian label Mais Um Discos, is about a woman who lasts righteously — a witness, a celebrant, a mode of resistance.
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Mr. Conte also announced early Sunday morning that the government would extend less restrictive measures previously imposed in the north, such as the closings of museums, movie theaters, discos and betting parlors, to the rest of the country.
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Other works were inspired by a local World War II plane crash in which the Polish pilot miraculously survived, a fire that burned down Ileden Manor, or people dancing the night away in discos somewhere in the world.
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I wanted to touch on just about every facet of going out in the UK, from fashion parties to reality TV star personal appearances; Cambridge student piss-ups to basement metal nights; fetish clubs to central London indie discos.
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However you can turn it on its head—there were huge commercial discos in the 22017s and there are still underground gatherings in places like Tottenham, basements in Dalston in 2017, you just might not always hear about them.
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"I was stubbornly trying to fit the fast 11-beat-breathing loop with the 24-beat bass pattern as I suddenly hear the hopeless voice of our producer Howie B: "For [fuck's] sake, what sort of discos you go to?!?
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Until then, the only thing I knew about Shampoo was that at some point they'd released "Trouble", a bouncy, bubblegum pop song that was played at school discos throughout the 90s and could have very easily been by Daphne & Celeste.
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According to the latest government report on sex trafficking in Mexico, dated 2014, there are 47 identified criminal groups involved in the business, with leaders in Central America, Mexico, and the United States, and bars and discos around the northern frontier.
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Over the years, the Hart Plaza audiences have skewed younger thanks to EDM-friendlier bookings, and the downtown venue feels several worlds removed from the roller discos, gay clubs, and underground warehouse spaces hosting the side shows and after-parties.
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In the modern age, I would just have all the children that are keeping the faith: the Honey Soundsystems, the Horse Meat Discos, the guys out of Men's Room in Chicago—the new children who are holding the torch for real disco hedonism.
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SAN JOSE (Reuters) - The Costa Rican government has ordered the closure of all bars and discos to combat the spread of coronavirus as the tally of registered infections in the Central American country rose to 35, the health ministry said on Sunday.
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El monumento conmemorativo de 1,2 millones de dólares, diseñado por el artista Jeremy Deller, es una serie de once discos apilados que forman peldaños que el artista tenía la intención que el público escalara, para que pudieran pronunciar discursos desde la cima.
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Name: Discos ParadisoLocation: Barcelona, SpainYear opened: 2010Why it's cool: Co-owners Gerard Condemines and Arnau Farrés used to work at local secondhand store La Ruta Natural and sell flea market finds on Discogs, before pursuing the brick-and-mortar path of opening a record store.
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As a band, it resulted in an instant classic formed by old and new school names, an experiment recorded in Colombia's own Studio One, Discos Fuentes, in true analog fashion, a triple deluxe vinyl and gigs everywhere, from Glastonbury to New York's Lincoln Center.
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But large swaths of the British public will have danced and sung along enthusiastically and unironically to: "Whatever You Want" and "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" – threaded through the fabric of their social lives, from school discos to Christmas parties and weddings.
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El cantante español ha tenido una carrera de seis décadas con cerca de cuatro mil actuaciones, ha grabado más de cien discos y llegó al estrellato masivo al convertirse en uno de los Tres Tenores, pero ahora marca un hito: interpretar a su personaje 150.
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SAN JOSE, March 15 (Reuters) - The Costa Rican government has ordered the closure of all bars and discos to combat the spread of coronavirus as the tally of registered infections in the Central American country rose to 35, the health ministry said on Sunday.
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This life lasted for about three albums, meaning that their fans are largely divided into two main camps – pre fourth album Puzzle, and post fourth album Puzzle – and like the sherbert-fuelled school discos of our formative years, rarely do the two meet in the middle.
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EmpanadasMakes 10 Ingredients1 large onion, minced 1 (303-lb.) package lean sirloin ground meat 2 hard boiled eggs, peeled and chopped1 vegetable bouillon cube1 package Goya Discos Large Yellow Pastry Dough for Empanadas2-3 tbsp olive oilCumin, to tastePaprika, to tasteSalt and pepper, to taste Instructions1.
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The common metalhead usually wants to see cheap or free shows if they could, and in the end the new discos and big mainstream clubs are multiplying continuously, leaving no room for metal in general because the "normal people" pay exorbitant prices for entrance [to] a disco.
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A 1995 Esquire article looked back on her life at that time: She took a job in public relations, the article said, that allowed her to "dance at the hippest discos and sleep with drunken poets" before meeting her first husband, the columnist and author Bill Manville.
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Photo by Daniele Giacometti/VICE News According to the latest government report on sex trafficking in Mexico, dated 2014, there are 47 identified criminal groups involved in the business, with leaders in Central America, Mexico, and the United States, and bars and discos around the northern frontier.
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"The six people were preparing terrorist attacks inside and outside Kosovo, terrorist attacks against discos in Gracanica, attacks on the Orthodox church in North Mitrovica, attacks on NATO troops in Kosovo and other terrorist attacks in France and Belgium," the court said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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Later on, in the final episode, "Discos and Dragons," Andopolis, an aspiring rock drummer, is mortified when his friends discover his dirty secret: that he has been spending his nights preparing for a dance competition set in a pathetically sparse discotheque in the back of a bowling alley with his girlfriend (Lizzy Caplan).
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Madonna, que saltó a la fama a principios de la década de 1980 con éxitos como "Holiday" y "Like a Virgin", ha vendido más de 300 millones de discos en todo el mundo, lo que la convierte en la artista femenina número uno en ventas, de acuerdo al Libre Guinness de los Récords.
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ELZA SOARES "A Mulher do Fim do Mundo" (Mais Um Discos) No translation is necessary to recognize the wrath and nerve of "A Mulher do Fim do Mundo" ("The Woman at the End of the World") by Ms. Soares, a 79-year-old samba singer who has long been celebrated in Brazil.
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But a big one is talking about turning 30, which has been reduced to cooing tweeness by the Time Out Taliban: the guy in your office wearing a Thundercats T-shirt who's flirting with the girl who thinks silent discos are great while the IT manager tries desperately to chip in about his love of immersive theater.
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But after the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco in 1975 and the birth of constitutional democracy in Spain, which lifted Barcelona as much as the rest of Spain, artists, engineers and architects set about to remake the city, restoring the century-old street grid and redesigning hotels, discos, bars and even food in time for the 1992 Olympic Games.
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In the years since It's Not About a Salary, Cross has served as photo editor at Rap Pages and Wax Poetics, founded a production company (Mochilla) with distinguished photographer Eric Coleman (see the cover for Madvillainy), directed music videos and a documentary ( Brasilintime: Batucada com Discos), become a professor of photography at UC San Diego, started a family, and continued to work as one the music industry's most highly regarded photographers.
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Tengo una amiga que decía que para un músico, salir con Winona Ryder era sinónimo de triunfo (con buenos discos, no sólo por las noticias del corazón) y lo cierto es que así fue para Beck, Dave Pirner (Soul Asylum), Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes) o Ryan Adams, pero también estuvo con músicos de grupos como Counting Crows o Third Eye Blind, así que ni siquiera su puntería está libre de algún que otro gatillazo.
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Silva's 2011 debut EP Eu Sei Quem Sou, which he recorded for fledgling Lisbon-based DIY label Principe Discos, was a self-assured hybrid of Anglo-Portuguese styles and house and techno; appropriately, its title translates to "I Know Who I Am." A string of other releases followed, including the explosive 2014 EP Lucky Punch on J-Cush's New York-based imprint Lit City Trax, and remixes for indie favourites like Animal Collective's Panda Bear and tUnE-yArDs (with Brazilian rap trio Pearls Negras).
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