Arab Quarter, released on October 31st, 1996. Catalog number: SOL 44 CD (Soleilmoon Recordings)
"Dedicated to Palestinians living under Israel's jackboot. I cannot begin to know how it feels, I can only understand the revenge taken" - Bryn Jones
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Arab Quarter, released on October 31st, 1996. Catalog number: SOL 44 CD (Soleilmoon Recordings)
"Dedicated to Palestinians living under Israel's jackboot. I cannot begin to know how it feels, I can only understand the revenge taken" - Bryn Jones
Singapur, una ciudad multicultural
Singapur, una ciudad multicultural
El 8 de febrero, pese al jet lag y la noche ajetreada en duermevela, nos levantamos temprano y tras un copioso desayuno en el Hotel Destination Beach Road, salimos a explorar la ciudad.
La moneda oficial de Singapur es el dólar de Singapur (SGD, S$, $) De forma aproximada, un Euro equivale a 1,5 Dólares de Singapur, aunque excepto en contadas ocasiones, la norma en Singapur es pagar con tarjeta…
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Crucero por el Sudeste Asiático. Volamos a Singapur!
Crucero por el Sudeste Asiático. Volamos a Singapur!
Tras habernos estrenado el pasado año con un viaje a Vietnam, habíamos decidido continuar conociendo el sudeste asiático en nuestras vacaciones de invierno, esta vez combinando unos días de estancia en Singapur con un crucero por Malasia y Tailandia.
Elegimos un crucero de cinco noches a bordo del Saphire Princess y convencimos a un matrimonio amigo para que se uniesen a la aventura.
Asi que el…
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Eat This, Not That: Singapore Edition
Eat This, Not That: Singapore Edition
For expat stomachs looking for familiar foods, get a taste of some alternatives in my piece for the May issue of the Singapore American Newspaper:
For most people, it’s the stomach that takes the longest to settle into a new place.Even if your mind is thrilled at living in a different country and you love trying unfamiliar foods, at some point, your belly starts whining, “When can we go home?”…
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