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Lost Children Of Babylon – The Equidivium (Where Light Was Created)
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Mix da composto per un disco di Jean Michel Jarre poco conosciuto: REVOLUTIONS (1988). Le canzoni inserite sono, in ordine: L’emigrant, September, Revolution Industrielle part 1 (solo una parte). “CE DISQUE EST DEDIE A TUOS LES ENFANTS DE LA REVOLUTION: AUX ENFANTS DE LA REVOLUTION INDUSTRIELLE, A CEUX DES ANNEES SOIXIANTE ET DES ORDINATEURS, AUX
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The Future Hope Project was managed by Steve Taylor at Wings Academy in 2008-09. The project goal was to introduce light and sound therapy to at-risk learners affected by ADHD. The devices used in the project are the David Pal Alert, light and sound devices from Mind Alive, Inc.
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Je m’appelle Jean, Jean Batailleur Je m’ennuie tant que ça me fait peur Je suis orphelin, abandonné Sous la pleine lune on m’a trouvé Au bout du monde où je suis né La vie est dure, l’amour cassé C’est pas la peine de faire comme si Tout est foutu, tout est pourri La vie est
about 1 year ago - 25 comments
White Stones CD – a beautiful, haunting melody, the tracks on White Stones feature the Irish whistle, Spanish guitar,Uilleann pipes and Violin.
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Music composed and performed by: Arianna Euryale D’Loranca Esta Cancion la compuse en el año 2000, en Laguna Beach, California, Esta Cancion es muy significativa, ya que fue especialmente compuesta para una persona tambien muy Especial. Esta melodia esta compuesta de 3 partes, La primera parte es Romantica la cual despues de un climax, pasa
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Are all feelings created equal? We would like to think not because some are more pleasant than others. The truth is all feelings have a purpose, and like physical pain, painful feelings are trying to tell us something important. Here are some ideas presented to connect and process with your feelings. I talk about using
gromano1000: sick with it PERIOD.
about 2 years ago
big up wyclef
about 2 years ago
RAAAA DUNNNOEEE!
about 2 years ago
im domican n haitian i went to haiti n i was in the arnvial thts were i learmed to dance rara it it rlly cool Haiti ur in my heart always n i wish i could come n help but i cant
about 2 years ago
the first song river of babylon
about 2 years ago
WATS DA NAME OF THE FIRST SONG!
about 2 years ago
WYCLEF you RUUUUUUUUUUUULE
about 2 years ago
LOL DA RARAA IS GOUUUUU
about 2 years ago
danm rara gou
about 2 years ago
Fantastic performance! Day 15 after the first quake and they are still finding people surviving in the wreckage – please remember why this fantastic performance was created and help with donations – peace and love X
about 2 years ago
hands down.. best performance of the night. in my opinion… so inspiring and uplifting..
about 2 years ago
i love this song so much because everyone had sad songs and what people need at this time is hope and uplifting things and music is great way to put a smile on someones face. Great job Wyclef Jean your an amazing artist.
Im praying for all of the people in need down in Haiti.
Peace and Love from,
dabeastlybabes
about 2 years ago
si’w gin zorey tandé. Si’w gin bouch palé! Si é pa sa, péyi nou li pral koulé tankou yon bato ki plin réfujié…Ayisien’m yo chaché Bondié!
Deep song!! Love it!
about 2 years ago
That’s the spirit. Weeping may endure for the night but joy will come in the morning. Brothers and sisters in Haiti hold on till the morning.
about 2 years ago
i just love this song sooooooo much!!!!
about 2 years ago
I would like to respond to anyone, who thinks my previous comment offended Haitian’s, I was only drawing a comparison of their ability to celibrate life and death in their own unique way. I am only sorry I have not the fund’s to get on the next plane out there to help in any way I can, meanwhile all I can do is hope my small donation is put to good use. God bless them all
about 2 years ago
plis dont say stupid stuff about dominicans cuz we helped haiti first that any country….nd im haitian and domininican
about 2 years ago
That was amazing, and you guys are strong. God Bless.
about 2 years ago
i like to much this song i think it is not inapropiate
about 2 years ago
Shelby :: this is a haitian moment we are showing that we will be not be crushed we will not be forgotten this is a way that we as haitians express ourselves sayin that we must not cry but we must get up and lend a help hand and wyclef was great at showing this by doing a slow tempo song followed by the RARA at the end wow itz takin me 4 eva to ttpe just found out troops found some1 after 2 week 14 days to be exact AMAZING we gonna make it
about 2 years ago
@Shelby543 U wouldn’t understand. It’s a haitian thing. This is how we get through things we dance and we have a good time just like they do in new orleans
about 2 years ago
@ccridersuz I feel you on everything that you said, but don’t compare us to Dominicans. They are nothing like us and they haven’t even been through half of what haitian people have been through. We are warriors.
about 2 years ago
Wyclef fucking did it on this one !!!! people need to stop talking shit bout this performance and need to understand bout Haitians music and what they do and what they listen too !!!!!!!.. even if you listen wyclef said hold up.. lets show them how we do it where we come from..
about 2 years ago
Anyone who has a problem with this performance this is what we do has Haitians. We honor the dead by celebrate life, we bend but never break. Wyclef show’s no doubt with this performance he is a true son Haiti. Bon Die renmen nou!!!
about 2 years ago
@ladymjackson001
Well said Lady. LIFE goes on. Mourning about our beloved ones gone is good . But i dont think that those who left us, wants us to stay in grieve. I imagine that they would want us to fight all those emotions that keep us down. Lift ourselves up above the grieve and go on. In my country some of the creole people have the same way of mourning. Its tradition and i’m glad with that.
about 2 years ago
Loved this, typical of the Haitian’s they are just like the dominicans, no matter what they relish just being alive. They may not have much, at the moment nothing at all, but they are grateful for what most of us take for granted! like the air we breath.