#Samuraï

[rhubarbes]

Golden Afro Samuraï - The chosen one - Ai generated image by me - rhubarbes_lab

[entre-image-blog]

Sayuri, Frédéric Genêt, dessin original, disponible sur entre-image.com

[taniaseira]

Me siento sola cuando canto para ti.

[happywinnerking]

[ibebizi]

La Cicatriz del Amor: Octava Maravilla del Sentir

En el pecho, una cicatriz profunda y latente, una forma de amar de la octava maravilla, mi presente. Es amar con pasión, sin medida, intensidad. Un fuego que quema, pero también es eternidad.

El amor, como un tesoro, en el pecho reside, una herida que duele, pero también nos guía. Perdonarme a mí mismo, lección aprendida de vida. Un viaje de cicatrización, donde el amor no se olvida.

Vivo en calma ahora, en este sendero encontrado, la cicatriz del amor, como un libro abierto, narrando. Amar de la octava maravilla, es desbordante y real, es darlo todo, es sanar, es un regalo especial.

Una salida dura, pero recuperación en alza, trozos de tu corazón en mi alma, sin falsa balanza. Guardados con amor, para siempre recordar, aunque no te tenga, en mi corazón, siempre estarás.

Nota: Inspirado por la canción “Tiro al Aire” de Samurai, este poema explora la profundidad del amor y cómo deja una cicatriz que nos recuerda la octava maravilla de sentir y perdonar.

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

i just found about the word ujier. absolutely obsessed with it.

[christian-dubuis-santini]

Le relativisme culturel de notre époque postmoderne (tout se vaut, chacun sa vérité, bla-bla-bla...) occulte la dimension universelle de la vérité, qui n’est pas à confondre avec le vrai, la vérité n’a pas de contraire.

Un film permet d'exemplifier ce propos: Rashomon d'Akira Kurozawa (tiré du livre éponyme).

Le plus souvent interprété de travers, ce film met en scène quatre versions du même crime par les trois protagonistes de l'action (le samuraï, sa femme, le meurtrier) auquel s'ajoute un paysan témoin de la scène…

L'interprétation postmoderne du film conclut qu'“il n’y a pas de vérité” “il y a autant de vérités que de points de vue”, nourrissant ainsi le principe néo-orientalisant d’une "vérité" inaccessible, se dissipant dans la multiplicité des points de vue… (chacun son opinion, sa vérité, etc…)

À l’opposé de cet obscurantisme new age, la position de Lacan est de réaffirmer :

1/ il y a une vérité

2/ elle ne peut pas être dite “toute” (elle est un “mi-dire”)

3/ ce “dire” est une opération qui met en cause un sujet, non un critère en soi.

La vérité de Rashomon en l'occurrence se situe dans l'écart entre chacune des versions, la vérité n'est rien d’autre que l'écart en tant que tel, ce en quoi elle "tient au réel". (Lacan: «Je dis toujours la vérité : pas toute, parce que toute la dire, on n'y arrive pas... Les mots y manquent... C'est même par cet impossible que la vérité tient au réel.»

[asamuraicalledjack]

Samuraï Jack - by Jérémy Cissé

[skinnygirlinsummer]

I only ate like 400 cals yesterday so I was super hungry today and I made this.. honestly it fills you up so much i feel like i ate 2000 cals when it’s actually only about 600. like i’m not kidding it was more satisfying than when I binge.. this food is gonna keep me full so long i’ll probably eat less than 300 cals tomorrow. give it a try and let me know how it is!

lettuce wrap

2 large leafs of iceberg - 4

1 1/2 slices of ham - 30

15 g of old cheddar cheese - 65

7g mayonnaise - 50

salt & pepper - 0

total: 149 (447 for 3)

pickles

pickle - 5

total: 5 (25 for 5)

smoothie

91 g frozen raspberries - 46

70 ml almond milk - 10

“samuraï smoothie mix (evive)” - 70

water (add as needed) - 0

total: 126

lemon iced tea

one can of nestea - 0

total cals: 598

(3 wraps, 5 pickles, a smoothie and an iced tea)

[rhubarbes]

Afro Samuraï - Ai generated image by me

[glittertrail]

15, 18, 23, y 38 👀

Ayer me quedé dormida antes de contestar esto sorry 💖 pero te quiero lotus gracias por el ask me salto el 23, que ya lo respondí y honestly no se me ocurre sobre quién hacerlo

15. what do you think of when you hear the word “home”?

a huge pile of pillows in my bed and flowers on a side table 😊

18. do you believe in ghosts and/or aliens?

Yes to both

38. fave song at the moment?

currently three

[nieves-de-sugui]

On Repeat tag game

Tagged by @wanderlust-in-my-soul ❤ Sorry it took me this long to do it 😅 Thank you for the tag!!

The game: Put your Spotify On Repeat (if you don't know where to find it, just search for "on repeat" and voilà, there it is) playlist on shuffle and post the first 10 songs!

I have to say I listen to music and get tired of it very easily, so I'm curious to see what will appear here...

1. Te Regalo by Carlos Baute

I discovered this song thanks to Singstar in my tender youth. And it has always made me feel things. I recently added it to my spotify because I had no more new music to listen to and I felt like going through the classics.

2. Reina by Ruth Lorenzo and Tanxugueiras

I really like the Tanxugueiras, singing in Galician is dope and their songs are super cool. Also a recent add to my list, I particularly like it because of how women positive it is. Like look at the chorus people: Para mirarte a los ojos y decirte, niña mía: ¡Sé fuerte, libre y grita! (To look you in the eyes and tell you, my girl: Be strong, free and scream!)

3. Got Me Started by Troye Sivan

Troye Sivan. Sometimes I like, sometimes I don't. I love what he's been doing recently. The aesthetics and dances of the video are really cool. I probably will get tired of it very quickly though.... I've been listening to it too much

4. Someday by Michael Bubblé ft Meghan Trainor

This is one that is very singable. I really like Meghan Trainor, and I can easily sing her songs. It's kinda surprising to see this one here... But I have a special place for it in my heart cause it's one of the songs that remind me of my little sister. And she used to sing them a lot.

5. Qué Bueno Qué Bueno by Jarabe de Palo ft Jorge Drexler

This one is another one from my early youth. It reminds me of my family and my sisters. All of us singing. Also the lyrics are just beautiful. Jarabe de Palo has wonderful songs that move the heart.

6. Love Cut by CNBlue

CNBlue was one of the first kpop groups I listened to. And I thought they didn't do music anymore. But I came across the music video for this one recently and really liked it. Also, I feel like it's been a while since I properly listened to kpop so I was looking for some new songs to add.

7. Artemisa by Destripando La Historia

This is actually a song made by youtubers. But I think they're singers? Anyway, really cool content creators. They make fun songs based of well known ones about mythology stuff. They tend to be hilarious and great. They recently did a big tour, but I wasn't able to see them. I hope someday I will. This song is about Artemis, but it's not my favorite one. I prefer The History of Valentine's Day

8. El Principio de Algo by La La Love You and Samurai

This is one of the songs that entered my playlist because I was missing spanish songs. And I just liked the rythm. Like, easy to remember, good rythm. Good for forgetting about whatever it is that is worrying you and just vibe to it.

9. J'avance by Christophe Willem

This one was sent to me by @elilmwenseni27 once, and I really liked it. Also, I try to have as many songs in french as possible so I don't forget the language. And again, I just liked the rythm of it :)

10. La Vida Moderna by Veintiuno ft Love of Lesbian

This one is weird for me. It says some things I don't agree with but it sounds so well (like lyrically) that I love it. Idk. I don't think too much about it, but I really enjoy this song. Also I very much relate to the lyrics: "Odio la vida moderna, hoy se me está haciendo bola" (I hate modern life, today I can't stomach it)

This was pretty telling about what I have been listening to recently. Not so much my music tastes. But it has still managed to catch most of that too. This was a fun game! I did not expect that many spanish songs to appear here but it is not entirely surprising either

Tagging some people but feel free to do it if you see this :3 @xagan @elilmwenseni27 @florbexter

[simonsapelsin]

🎶✨ When you get this, you have to write down 5 songs you actually listen to and post them. Then send this (ask or tag) to 10 cool ppl✨🎶

Tack for the tag @misfithive & @gulliblelemon 💜

I've been listening to a lot of Spanish and Swedish pop lately so here are some favorites (besides Omar😊).

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

my besties eurovisionspain just made this article about 12 artists that could be great choices for next year benidorm fest so i had to talk about them!!! here's the full article but i'll go over the artists / groups for all of you who don't speak spanish plus give my little opinion :)

(the links in the artists' name will go to the song the eurovisionspain team selected to be a showcase of them, so think of them as how a benifest entry for them could be like)

delaporte: delaporte is a duo formed by spaniard sandra delaporte and italian sergio salvi known for being one of the biggest electronic pop bands right now. i actually know them through their project titanas, made to celebrate female voices in the spanish music industry; my personal favourite of them is clap clap, their collab with anaju.

arde bogotá: arde bogotá is an indie rock band formed in cartagena (murcia) in 2017 by antonio garcía, dani sánchez, pepe esteban, and josé ángel mercader, known for the characteristic voice of their vocalist. i've actually been listening to their song antiaéreo for a while now, so i'm glad they're on this list!!! also i love how hard los perros (the song linked under the name) goes !!!

julieta: julieta is a pop and urban artist that sings in both catalan and spanish that goes from pop to reggaeton to house. i had not listened to anything from her but i knew her and i knew she was a girlie i should be on the lookout for. also y'all know how much i love when artists sing in another language that isn't spanish or english so !!!!!

GOMZ: GOMZ, whose real name is raúl gómez, is an indie electropop artist who first rose to fame (I KNEW I KNEW HIM) when he composed tu canción, the song that represented spain in esc 2018. his song sounds nice !!!

judeline: judeline was born in cádiz, and with only 20 years old, she's one of the biggest newcomers to the spanish urban scene. just as with julieta, tho i hadn't listened to any of her songs i knew who she was and yeah, this girl is gonna go far for sure !!!!

joe crepúsculo: NOT JOE CREPÚSCULO 😭😭😭 he's a well established indie pop / electronic artist known for his dance anthems and irreverent attitude. y'all i've seen this man live without knowing who he was and he knows how to give a show that's for sure. he's just a weird little man, just an absolute sicko.

fillas de cassandra: they're a female duo from vigo formed of maria SOA and sara faro who fuse galician oral tradition and modern sounds with a feminism focus on all her songs. i actually have listened to them before, specifically to their song lisistrata (PLEASE LISTEN TO IT AND WATCH THE MV IT'S GREAT), and after learning a bit more about them i might be a bit obsessed with them??? like just from their name ('daughters of cassandra'), their themes and sound, the fact that most of their songs titles reference greek mythology, and how much i loved tataravoa (the linked song, means 'great-grandmother' in galician) that i instantly put it in my playlist... also galician !!!!!!

bajocero x: bajocero x is the stage name of madrid-born daniel lópez, a newcomer to the urban pop scene who actually was a reserve artist in the previous benidorm fest! i like his sound he has potential!

SAMURAÏ: I CAN'T BELIEVE SAMU IS HERE LET'S GOOOO. samuraï is the stage named of aroa, also from madrid, an indie pop-rock artist with a very strong visual and vocal presence. GUYS YOU DON'T UNDERSTADN I'M OBSESSED WITH HER. like i've listened to all her songs so many times she's one of my biggest discoveries of 2023 if not the best i am so in love with her it isn't even funny. her last ep called artillería is so good and it also follows a theme in the naming of the songs which i love so so very much !!!!!! i'm struggling to pick only one song of hers to show to y'all (the linked song is very good btw one of my faves), so i'll give you three: the first song of hers i listened to, her collab with la la love you, and imo her best song in the last ep.

KAI NAKAI: kai nakai is the stage name of iratxe aguilera, a basque singer from gasteiz that does feminist urban music in basque language (euskera). i didn't know her and !!!!!! i do love me some minority language in a popular genre honestly

dulzaro: he's an artist from valladolid who fuses traditional castilian-leonese sounds like jotas, charros and corridos, with traditional instruments like cucharas, panderetas, panderos and botellas de anís, and modern sounds and mixes, to make a quite unique sound. i didn't know him but now i love him so much holy shit !!!! just look at the link and that music video!!!! it's chock full of castilian folklore and traditions and even the town screams castilla y león like it's so fucking perfect!!! and it's a jota !!!!!! oh how i would love this to go to eurovision fuck i know it'd have the same placement as eaea but i don't care this shit is so fucking good.

maría peláe: OH I LOVE HER. maría peláe, born in málaga, is probably one of the new generation of folclóricas [flamenco personalities] in the country, with flamenco full of social messages and almost an agressiveness to it. SHE'S AN ICON she's so funny and sassy and EVERYTHING!!! i love her song por si te vas so much (the music video for it is so good actually) but i might love el grillo (the linked song) even more like it has sooo much lola flores (the greatest flamenco artist ever) energy!!!!! i absolutely adore her

GUITARRICADELAFUENTE: MY MAN. born in aragón, he is a singer songwriter known for his unique sound and his traditional sounds - always with a guitar at the center, that combine rumba, flamenco and indie sounds. he's actually so good it's actually criminal he hasn't gone to benidorm fest. also i'm contractually obligated to link the song that made me discovered him because that song changed the course of my life, nana triste; but also his most known song that actually was who made him known to the public is guantanamera, a version of a traditional havanera that's almost become a classic here. also that mv is how i imagine paradise (it's the town where his grandma lives i think, in aragón).

[folkbreeze]

I've been listening to the same song on repeat for 3 days now and... I still don't hate it??? deserves sharing

[manusupra]

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