#aurya

[pedromaribeiro-blog]

Apresento-vos o novo empreendimento AURYA. Aurya é um novo empreendimento que irá nascer na Quinta do Conventinho, em Loures, a poucos minutos de Lisboa. No Aurya encontro apartamentos de tipologia T2 e T3 para escolher consoante as suas necessidades. No Aurya encontra apartamentos pensados para uma vida moderna e ajustada ao seu dia a dia. Com a compra do seu apartamento no Aurya vem um Citroën Ami, um quadriciclo elétrico para as suas deslocações do dia a dia. Descubra em detalhe este novo empreendimento e encontre o equilíbrio perfeito para o seu futuro em https://bit.ly/38r3EjD Para mais informações, contacte-me. Pedro Ribeiro 914 542 212 [email protected] #aurya #nacentury21éoutrahistória #eumudeimudatutambem #century21sandrasilva #Equipasandrasilva #equipadeconfianca #equipadesucesso #century21portugal #century21 #sodependedeti #vendercasa #comprarcasa #staysafeeveryonei https://www.instagram.com/p/CdiwQoeKY5A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nopeartblog]

Other practice sketches.

1 is Ithiriel, @aracton main Dragon Age inquisitor, 3 is Aurya, 5 is Cullen Rutherford (at least i tried)

[jakelineinmadrid]

Random Post: La musica popular en Madrid

So I was flipping through some channels on the TV last week, when I came across MTV España. Unlike their US counterpart, they were actually playing music videos. They played some typical music like Miley Cyrus's "We Can't Stop and Ellie Goulding's "I Need Your Love," but I discovered some Spanish music gems.

For some reason, I find this really exciting. A while back when I visited my cousins in Valladolid, my 17 year old cousin introduced me to a Spanish boy band called Auryn, which I now call the Spanish version of One Direction. And you may or may not now this, but I'm a pretty big One Direction fan. So to my surprise they played the bands new single "Make my day" on MTV España. And before I knew it I was bopping my head along to the catchy tune, here's the video:

So they are a Spanish band, but they sing in English. This is probably done to gather more global attention, but regardless, I dig it.

While multitasking and listening to MTV España's offers, I also heard a parody (?) version of "I Love It" by Icona Pop which features a band by the name of Nansys Rubias that sing a version of "I Love It" and call their's "Me Encanta (I love it). The beginning of the chorus goes "Me da igual, me encanta," and I don't know why, but I like this phrase so much better in Spanish.

And then there's the always classic Spanish pop band La Oreja De Van Gogh, Who I've loved as a teen, and my love for them was revived with their new single "El Primer Día del Resto de me Vida"

And be sure to check out their more popular songs from the past: 

La Cancion mas Bonita del Mundo

Muñeca de Trapo

Rosas

I'll be sure to be listening to more Spanish music, because it's really fascinating and different from the American pop music, and a good way to really integrate yourself within a culture.