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Lucia de la Garza (guitarist of The Linda Lindas)
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♫ The Linda Lindas x “Oh!” x The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Imaan Hammam, Sora Choi and The Linda Lindas (Lucia de la Garza, Bela Salazar, Eloise Wong and Mila de la Garza) by Nadine Ijewere for Vogue Spain October 2022
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#GreatWomenOfRock The Linda Lindas: Proving Rock is not dead, teen members Bela Salazar, Eloise Wong, Lucia de la Garza, and Mila de la Garza write and perform raging songs about facing racism and sexism, and also about their cool pet cat. These women are the future. photo Martin Wong #TheLindaLindas #RockHonorRoll 3/14
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Growing up lyrics
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Get a closer look and the lyrics and video below and if you like what you hear, the Growing Up album, due April 8 via Epitaph, is available to pre-order here. The track, and their album, was produced by Grammy-winning producer Carlos de la Garza, the father of the band's guitarist and drummer Lucia and Mila. It's easy to hear the word if you listen instead of assuming he'll repeat himself.Offering a bit of meta commentary, the song starts off with the line, " Growing up isn’t something we can make happen when we want it to / But since we’re all growing up together I guess I’ll grow up / with you." In general, the song seems to come from a personal place as the girls experience this time in their lives together. Swapping "wrath" for "warmth" is less big a deal, but also a dumber mistake. Avril Lavigne - Heres To Never Growing Up (Letras y cancin para escuchar) - Singing Radiohead at the top of our lungs / With the boombox blaring / As. And then you shouldnt give a fuck, its just a part of growing up. This requires a little more thought, but you get a bigger payoff in exchange. Cause when youre young and out of luck, and your best is not enough. It's clearer but more prosaic in the other verses. In each case, "they" tell the first-person narrator one thing and he does the opposite. Chorus: I'm growing up, getting down Putting my both feet on the ground With all my friends behind me How can I go wrong this time I'm growing up, getting down Think of reality came around Not just waiting for the daybreak Expecting the sun to shine It doesn't shine all the time Ii. Maddie & Tae- Downside of Growing Up lyrics Song Quotes About Life, Cute Quotes. This is the critical point of each verse, where the tension of both the words and the music maxes out (before the title line brings it all home). But it ruins the poetry of the line, which is about being an adolescent rebel without a clue who makes life tough and unpleasant for himself by doing the opposite of what he's told. Is this growing up If you painted me what colour Would you make me Orange purple blue, who am I to you And what do I need to be to Make the whole world want me Is it all about remembering or forgetting When is my parking ticket ending What takes the water to the sky And why can we break How do we know that we can take it Is there still. The sounds are very similar, and he was just talking about flying an airplane and strafing his school. Hearing "come down" for "calm down" is understandable. The lyrics above have two errors, substituting "wrath" for "warmth" and "come down" for "calm down". Ooh, growin' In Nation I came here (and resurrected my SongMeanings login) to say that.
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I was the cosmic kid in full costume dressīut my feet they finally took root in the earthīut I got me a nice little place in the starsĪnd I swear I found the key to the universe I swear I lost everything I ever loved or feared as you take me in your sea-stained sweetness.
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my ghost likes to travel so deep into your space. Well, I guess this is growing up Well, I guess this is growing up And maybe I'll see you at a movie sneak preview You'll show up and walk by on the arm of that guy And I'll smile and you'll wave we'll pretend it's okay The charade it won't last when he's gone I won't come back And it'll happen once again You'll turn to a friend Someone that. my ghost likes to travel so far in the unknown. I took month-long vacations in the stratosphereĪnd you know it's really hard to hold your breath four dot, is what will make a square, a bed to build on, it's all there, four dot. Blink-182 - I Guess This Is Growing Up Lyrics Click to play this song The season / is calling / and your pictures / are falling down. I broke all the rules, strafed my old high schoolīut when they said, "Come down" I threw up She couldn't sail but she sure could singĪnd I pushed B-52 and bombed them with the blues Growing Up Lyrics Verse 1: Macklemore They say boys don't cry But your dad has shed a lot of tears They say I should be a strong man But baby, I'm still filled with fear Sometimes I don't know. I had a jukebox graduate for a first mate I strolled all alone through a fallout zoneīut when they said, "Sit down" I stood up And believe me, life, as well as growing up, has a lot of fun and interesting things in store for us, so get moving Here are 20 of the best songs about growing up and I hope you enjoy them: Alphaville Forever Young. I was open to pain and crossed by the rain
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The Linda Lindas Are Bringing Riot Grrrl Into a New Era
The Linda Lindas Are Bringing Riot Grrrl Into a New Era
If you ask someone to describe the punk band the Linda Lindas, it’s all but guaranteed that their response will include the word “cool.” Eloise Wong, Bela Salazar, and Lucia and Mila de la Garza have been playing punk music together for four years, and yet they range in age from just 11 to 17. To say that they’re precocious is an understatement: The young musicians have Already signed to Epitaph…
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The Linda Lindas - Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
Great five song live performance in the Los Angeles Public Library's Cypress Park Branch last year by American punk rock / pop punk all girl foursome The Linda Lindas. Who are Bela Salazar on guitar and vocals, Eloise Wong on the bass and vocals, Lucia de la Garza on guitar and vocals & Mila de la Garza on drums, percussion, and vocals and joined by Spencer Lere on percussion for this set.
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Growing Up
Talking to Myself
Why
Cuántas Veces
Racist, Sexist Boy
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Okay, so...if you haven't heard of them yet, The Linda Lindas are a group of four girls from Los Angeles, ranging in age from 11 to 17: Mila de la Garza (11), Eloise Wong (13), Lucia de la Garza (15), and Bela Salazar (17).
I am blown away by how this song effortlessly captures the essence of old school punk rock that was written and performed long before they were born. These future legends are signed on with Epitaph Records (a perfect fit) and have already opened for Bikini Kill.
That was in 2019, by the way. Imagine being Mila--8 years old at the time--and opening for the pioneers of the 90's "Riot Grrrl" punk subculture. I see a bright future ahead of these girls.
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NUVO Dance Convention, Houston, TX: RESULTS
High Scores by Age:
NUbie Solo
1st: Navy Forrest-’Imagine’
2nd: Harper Schwalb-’Do What I Do’
3rd: Haddie Templet-’Do What I Do’
4th: Rose Ramirez-’Into the Unknown’
4th: Lucia Ruiz-’Popular’
5th: Anika Argueta-’Hallelujah’
6th: Alegria Jilpas-’Pure Imagination’
7th: Sloane Harris-’Never Enough’
8th: Maria Rosales-’Despacito’
8th: MJ Mackey-’I Don’t Want To Show Off’
9th: Mackenzie Griffin-’Small World’
Mini Solo
1st: Alexis Alvarez-’Welcome Home’
2nd: Landry Silas-’Cheek to Cheek’
2nd: Winter Eberts-’Dreamlike’
2nd: Diana Kouznetsova-’It’s In His Kiss’
3rd: Kylie Lawrence-’Breathe In’
3rd: Naiya Abalos-’Forces’
3rd: Tessa Ohran-’Knock 1-2-3′
3rd: Ava Grace Olson-’Tides of Time’
3rd: Isabella Kouznetsova-’Trouble’
4th: Claire Hansen-’By The Roses’
4th: Joli Vernon-’Joy’
5th: Ava Morford-’17 Hours’
5th: Faith Crain-’Notes of the Nymph’
5th: Harper Hammes-’Tu Quieres Volver’
5th: Justin Nguyen-’You Caused It’
6th: Lyla Terry-’Rescue’
6th: Jenesis Jackson-’Single Ladies’
7th: Rory Frye-’Amen’
7th: Brynlee Fitzgerald-’Can’t Get It Out’
7th: Hadlee Heriford-’Unbroken’
8th: Camille Foreman-’Boogie Woogie’
8th: London Smith-’Feel My Love’
9th: Natalie Gerami-’Evil Twin’
9th: Neve Colyn-?
10th: Hadley Richard-’Applause’
10th: Ella Williamson-’Experience’
10th: Khloe Kramer-’Giants’
Junior Solo
1st: Colby Rich-’I Lie’
2nd: Maya Ordonez-’For All That’s Lost’
2nd: Nyah Jackson-’Slow Meadows’
2nd: Kynadi Crain-’So Close, So Far’
3rd: Brooke Toro-’As The Dust Settles’
3rd: Brooke Vorst-’Girl From Ipanema’
3rd: Kinley Bertrand-’Rock With You’
3rd: Stella Vince-’Steep Turn’
4th: Taylor Harrison-’Dawn Chorus’
4th: Beyli Shah-’Heavy Hand’
4th: Anya Inger-’Quiet Thoughts’
4th: Bella Fernandez-’She Was Running’
5th: Brooke Dubbs-’I Know’
5th: Kara Yuan-’Petite Fleur’
5th: Elyse Tompkins-’Power of Love’
5th: Ellie Randolph-’Swan Song’
5th: Baileigh McKenzie-’Take Me’
5th: Emma Fontenot-’The Gate’
6th: Jaelynn Gatchett-’A Place of Peace’
6th: Haiden Neuville-’Before You Go’
6th: Campbell Thurow-’Can’t Touch This’
6th: Elyse Armstrong-’Hard to Love’
7th: Lena Hirsch-’Forsaken’
7th: Jocelyn Nguyen-’I Am Not Myself’
8th: Maegan Abadie-’Infinite’
8th: Juliana Reyes-’She Leads’
8th: Ava Grace Craig-’Sophie’s Choice’
8th: Madelyn McCauley-’Weightless’
9th: Julia Jacob-’Emotional Conclusions’
9th: Keira Kingsmore-’Medora Variation’
9th: Ansley Harris-’The Absence of Time’
9th: Jisselle Garza-’Waiting Game’
10th: Va’Shira Newborne-’Heat’
10th: Ava Grace Gallagher-’The Greatest’
Teen Solo
1st: Mariella Saunders-’Until We Break’
2nd: Chloe Slone-’As The Dust Settles’
2nd: Kate Abernathy-’Doomed’
2nd: Gianna Garwacki-’Epiphany’
2nd: Brecklyn Brown-’Fall On Me’
2nd: Cambry Bethke-’Sacred Space’
3rd: Hudson Pletcher-’Forged Imitation’
3rd: Madison Morita-’Lily of the Valley’
3rd: Paroma Pillay-’You’re Gonna Be Okay’
4th: Sarah Linn-’Under the Skin’
4th: Audrey Berg-’Schim’
4th: Ellie Tostenrude-’Mirror of the Mind’
4th: Grace Lundbom-’Filter’
4th: Hallie Hanes-’Escalate’
5th: William Huguet-’Sinister Heart’
5th: Sofia Ulloa-’Rainy Days and Mondays’
5th: Trista Brackin-’Marathon’
5th: Laila McGuire-’Albatross’
6th: Isabella Ferrara-’The Choir’
6th: Kieran Holmes-’Hear The Bells’
6th: Camille Reynolds-’Breakout’
7th: Nicole Larson-’Absence of Light’
7th: Fayeth Tippett-’Initiate’
7th: Gracie Booth-’Nature of Life’
7th: Jenna Laurent-’Regenerative’
8th: Arden Peterson-’To This Day’
8th: Avery Pesson-’Make My Cry’
8th: Rylie Rios-’Lost Without You’
8th: Rhylan Robicheaux-’An Evening I Will Not Forget’
9th: Kendall Wenmohs-’Carry You’
9th: Braden Ward-’Drilling An Ocean’
9th: Tessa Horsley-’Reflections’
9th: Reagan Wright-’Unearth’
10th: Libby Jo Parsons-’Free’
10th: Mason Ward-’Stones’
10th: Trent Grappe-’White’
Senior Solo
1st: Sarah Bratby-’Paracosm’
1st: Onye Stevenson-’Sleep’
2nd: Sophia Seymour-’Broken’
2nd: Elizabeth Perry-’Still Standing’
2nd: Damaris Salazar-’Unraveling’
3rd: Charlee Fagan-’Veils’
3rd: Selena Hamilton-’Keep An Eye Out’
3rd: Morgan Manning-’Change Gonna Come’
4th: Natalie Wong-’Tributary’
4th: Jaycee Mya Piper-’Happiness’
4th: Madi Autry-’A Face I Used to Know’
5th: Olivia Abadie-’Drawn To You’
5th: Alexa Williams-’Lost’
5th: Lainey Myers-’You Are The Reason’
6th: Camry Blackhurst-’Airstrike’
6th: Amelia Bradford-’Weightless’
7th: Carissa Dowling-’Lonely’
7th: Kaylie Wood-’The Shift’
8th: Camryn Guarino-’Shout’
8th: Presley Gouge-’Shadow Self’
8th: Isabel Ulloa-’Rose In Flames’
8th: Nyla Staes-’Let Go’
9th: Taelynn Ritchie-’If You Could Do It Again’
9th: Hayden Folse-’Particles’
9th: Sarah Hladky-’Swim’
9th: McKenzie Shaffer-’Whispers’
10th: Caroline Cottrell-’Let Him Go’
10th: Sophia Burns-’Rewind’
10th: Madison Morris-’She Used To Be Mine’
NUbie Duo/Trio
1st: Main Street Dance-’Glow’
Mini Duo/Trio
1st: Project 21-’I Am The Cute One’
2nd: Machita Dance Company-’Let’s Do It’
3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Reflection’
Junior Duo/Trio
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Both of Us’
2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Pace of Change’
3rd: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Deuterium’
3rd: Artistic Dance Project-’Spies’
Teen Duo/Trio
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’At Least For Now’
1st: Dance Institute-’Comme Les Anges Volent’
2nd: Main Street Dance-’Destinations’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Alter Ego’
3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Ascending’
3rd: Dance Du Coeur-’Hiding Place’
Senior Duo/Trio
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Exhumed’
1st: Artistic Soul Dance Company-’Sunder’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’I Don’t Believe In Us’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Wild Love’
NUbie Group
1st: Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’
2nd: Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’Mom’
Mini Group
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
2nd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’
3rd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’A Children’s Dream’
Junior Group
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Like Lovers Do’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’
3rd: Dance Du Coeur-’Wind It Up!’
Teen Group
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Killing Me Softly’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’The Heaven Complex’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Truth’
3rd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’
Senior Group
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’
3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Give Me Love’
NUbie Line
1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’
2nd: Rios Dance-’Anaconda’
Mini Line
1st: Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’
2nd: Dance Graphics-’Cover Girl’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Like Jesus’
Junior Line
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Handful of Keys’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’War Child’
Teen Line
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Leave Me My Name’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Sing It Back’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’
NUbie Extended Line
1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Strut’
Mini Extended Line
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’
2nd: Main Street Dance-’Bom Bom Bom’
Junior Extended Line
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Reasonable Doubt’
2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Knock On Wood’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Mean Girls’
Teen Extended Line
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Can’t Pretend’
2nd: Dance De Coeur-’Takeoff’
3rd: The Dance Kollective-’Goliath’
3rd: Tari’s School of Dance-’The Hive’
Senior Extended Line
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Knocking On Heavens Door’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’GO!’
Teen Production
1st: Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’
2nd: Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’Work Me Down’
High Scores by Performance Division:
NUbie Jazz
1st: Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’
2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’
2nd: Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’Mom’
NUbie Hip-Hop
1st: The Movement Dance Academy-’Strut’
2nd: Rios Dance-’Anaconda’
NUbie Lyrical
1st: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Ashes’
Mini Jazz
1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’
2nd: Machita Dance Company-’Shake;
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Glamorous Life’
Mini Hip-Hop
1st: Avant Dance LLC-’Bad to the Bone’
2nd: Main Street Dance-’Cruising Cuties’
Mini Tap
1st: Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’All Aboard’
Mini Contemporary
1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’A Children’s Dream’
2nd: Avant Dance LLC-’La Vie En Rose’
3rd: Dance Institute-’And So It Begins’
Mini Lyrical
1st: Center Stage Performing Arts Studio-’Happiness’
2nd: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Sparrow’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Salvation’
Mini Musical Theatre
1st: Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’
2nd: Dance Graphics-’It’s Party Time’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Stupid Cupid’
Junior Jazz
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Wind It Up!’
2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Knock On Wood’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Tip Toe’
Junior Ballet
1st: Collective Dance Artistry-’Promenade’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Marco Polo’
Junior Tap
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Handful of Keys’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Finesse’
3rd: Avant Dance LLC-’Seville’
Junior Contemporary
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’
2nd: Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Unraveling’
Junior Lyrical
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’
2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’War Child’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’The Light That Never Fails’
Junior Musical Theatre
1st: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Reasonable Doubt’
2nd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Mean Girls’
Junior Specialty
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Like Lovers Do’
2nd: Main Street Dance-’1977′
3rd: Paloma Limas & Company-’My Way’
Teen Jazz
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Last Dance’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Bringing It Back’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy-’Vibeology’
Teen Ballet
1st: Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’
2nd: Dance Institute-’Amore Argentine’
3rd: Collective Dance Artistry-’Sylvia’
Teen Hip-Hop
1st: Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’
2nd: Tari’s School of Dance-’Fame and Fortune’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’Pinky Ring’
Teen Tap
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Killing Me Softly’
3rd: Palm Valley Gymnastics and Dance-’Juice’
Teen Contemporary
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Truth’
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Leave Me My Name’
2nd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’
3rd: Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’The Path’
Teen Lyrical
1st: Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Remember Her’
3rd: Creative Dance Studio-’Memory’
3rd: Artistic Dance Project-’Journey’
Teen Musical Theatre
1st: Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’
2nd: Avant Dance LLC-’C’mon Everybody’
Teen Ballroom
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Boss’
2nd: Rios Dance-’Azucar’
Teen Specialty
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’The Heaven Complex’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Sing It Back’
3rd: Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’
Senior Jazz
1st: Lancaster Dance Academy-’Gimmie Dat’
2nd: Pivotal Academy of Dance-’Born This Way’
Senior Hip-Hop
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’GO!’
Senior Tap
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’I Wanna Dance’
Senior Contemporary
1st: The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’
2nd: Artistic Dance Project-’Mother’
3rd: Main Street Dance-’9 Crimes’
Senior Lyrical
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’
2nd: The Dance Kollective-’Give Me Love’
3rd: Dance Graphics-’Let You Know’
Senior Specialty
1st: Artistic Dance Project-’Knocking On Heavens Door’
2nd: Texas Academy of Dance Arts-’You Always Hurt The One You Love’
Best NU Groups:
NUbie
The Movement Dance Academy-’Crazy In Love’
Machita Dance Company-’Land of 1000 Dances’
Dance Graphics-’Boogie Fever’
Mini
Dance Graphics-’Salvation’
Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Blow, Gabriel, Blow’
Machita Dance Company-’In The Convent’
Center Stage Performing Arts Studio-’Happiness’
Lancaster Dance Academy-’Want You Back’
Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre-’We Love to Bebop’
Junior
Dance Du Coeur-’Scapegoat’
Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Give Me More’
The Dance Kollective-’Dreaming’
Artistic Dance Project-’Bright Horses’
The Movement Dance Academy-’Unraveling’
Dance Du Coeur-’Small Hours’
Teen
Jean Leigh Academy of Dance-’Hymne a l’amour’
Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’
The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’
Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Distortion’
Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’
Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’
Machita Dance Company-’Holding On’
Creative Dance Studio-’Memory’
Main Street Dance-’Crash Test Dummies’
Tari’s School of Dance-’The Hive’
Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’
The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’
Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’
Senior
Lancaster Dance Academy-’Humanity’
Texas Academy of Dance Arts-’Love Lost’
Main Street Dance-’9 Crimes’
The Dance Kollective-’Before I Go’
Artistic Dance Project-’Letting Go’
Studio Pick:
Dance Graphics-’What’s Poppin’
Lancaster Dance Academy-’Humanity’
Dance Institute-’Valse Romantique’
Artistic Dance Project-’Greed’
Collective Dance Artistry-’The One Who Goes Astray’
Avant Dance LLC-’Clap, Clap’
Modern Conceptions of Dance-’Distortion’
Dance Du Coeur-’Somewhere’
West Austin Dance Academy-’Missionary Man’
The Movement Dance Academy-’Trust Me Again’
The Dance Kollective-’Tap Is Life’
Main Street Dance-’Crash Test Dummies’
Machita Dance Company-’Holding On’
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Hi! If possible, could I get some help trying to find a female fc around the 18-20 years old range who is latina but isn't white latinx? Any help would be great, thank you so much :)
Becky G (1997) Mexican – including Spanish [Andalusian, Aragonese, Asturian, Cantabrian, Castilian, Extremaduran, Leonese, and Valencian], Basque, Galician, Unspecified Indigenous, and African, as well as distant Portuguese, remote German and Italian.
Abby Nicole (1997) Afro-Haitian.
Ileana Bográn (1997) Honduran.
Deja Good (1997) Afro-Panamanian.
Kiana Brown / Kiana Ledé (1997) Black, Mexican, Cherokee, Swedish.
Kawani Prenter (1998) Japanese, Brazilian, Irish.
Justine Biticon (1998) Mexican / Filipino.
Alicia Aylies (1998) Afro-French Guianan / Afro-Martiniquais.
Isabella Gomez (1998) Colombian.
Trinity Anne (1998) Mexican - trans.
Lucia Romero Ezama (1998) Peruvian, Spanish / Romani.
Paola Andino (1998) Puerto Rican.
Mia Xitlali (1999) Mexican [Aztec, possibly other].
Monalysa Alcântara (1999) Afro-Brazilian.
Camila Paz Chavez (1999) Bolivian.
Solaris Barba (1999) Panamanian.
Kayla Maisonet (1999) Puerto Rican / Ashkenazi Jewish.
Yogi Keira (1999) ¾ Japanese / ¼ Brazilian.
Auli'i Cravalho (2000) Puerto Rican, Portuguese, Native Hawaiian, Irish, Chinese.
Ana Giulia Zortea (2000) Afro- Brazilian / Italian.
Renata Flores Rivera (2001) Peruvian [Quechua, possibly other].
Madison De La Garza (2001) Mexican.
-C
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greatestheights replied to your post: 2018 book roundup
holy shit. that is incredible tbh
what were your faves out of the adult and picture books? i’m sure it’s pretty hard to narrow down, so no worries if that’s too tall an ask!
Not at all! For adult books:
An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green
The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal
A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab
Educated by Tara Westover
The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin
Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann
Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
The Radium Girls: The Dark Story of America's Shining Women by Kate Moore
Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik
Textbook by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
I’m also including Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak and Symphony for the City of the Dead: Dmitri Shostakovich and the Siege of Leningrad by M.T. Anderson in this category - for different reasons, they each have an adult bent even though they are marketed as YA.
The picture book list is quite a bit longer so it’s going under the cut, but it includes both books that appealed to me aesthetically and those which had narratives or phrasing that I loved:
Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
After the Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again by Dan Santat
All Different Now: Juneteenth, the First Day of Freedom by Angela Johnson and E.B. Lewis
The Antlered Ship by Dashka Slater, and Eric and Terry Fan
The Bear Ate Your Sandwich by Julia Sarcone-Roach
Big Cat, Little Cat by Elisha Cooper
Blue by Laura Vaccaro Seeger
The Book of Mistakes by Corinna Luyken
The Book Itch: Freedom, Truth & Harlem's Greatest Bookstore by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson and R. Gregory Christie
Crankenstein by Samantha Berger and Dan Santat
The Dark by Lemony Snicket and Jon Klassen
Dear Substitute by Audrey Vernick, Liz Garton Scanlon, and Chris Raschka
A Different Pond by Bao Phi and Thi Bui
Dreamers by Yuyi Morales
Drum Dream Girl: How One Girl's Courage Changed Music by Margarita Engle and Rafael López
Frida Kahlo and Her Animalitos by Monica Brown and John Parra
Game Changers: The Story of Venus and Serena Williams by Lesa Cline-Ransome and James E. Ransome
Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas by Natasha Yim and Grace Zong
A Greyhound, A Groundhog by Emily Jenkins and Chris Appelhans
Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffers
How to Be an Elephant by Katherine Roy
I Really Want to See You, Grandma by Taro Gomi
I Wish You More by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Tom Lichtenheld
Ida, Always by Caron Levis and Charles Santoso
Imani's Moon by Janay Brown-Wood and Hazel Mitchell
The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig and Patrice Barton
Life Without Nico by Andrea Maturana and Francisco Javier Olea
Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History by Vashti Harrison
Love by Matt de la Pena and Loren Long
Lucia the Luchadora by Cynthia Leonor Garza and Alyssa Bermudez
Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai and Kerascoët
Marilyn's Monster by Michelle Knudsen and Matt Phelan
The Mermaid and the Shoe by K.G. Campbell
Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress by Christine Baldacchino and Isabelle Malenfant
Mother Bruce by Ryan T. Higgins
Muddy: The Story of Blues Legend Muddy Waters by Michael James Mahin and Evan Turk
My Teacher Is a Monster! (No, I Am Not.) by Peter Brown
Nanette's Baguette by Mo Willems
Night Animals by Gianna Marino
Noodle Magic by Roseanne Thong and Meilo So
Not Quite Narwhal by Jessie Sima
Not So Different: What You Really Want to Ask About Having a Disability by Shane Burcaw and Matt Carr
Number One Sam by Greg Pizzoli
One Day in the Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Tree by Daniel Bernstrom and Brendan Wenzel
A Perfect Day by Lane Smith
The Pigeon Needs a Bath! by Mo Willems
La Princesa and the Pea by Susan Middleton Elya and Juana Martinez-Neal
The Princess and the Pony by Kate Beaton
The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine by Mark Twain, and Philip C. and Erin E. Stead
Red: A Crayon's Story by Michael Hall
School's First Day of School by Adam Rex and Christian Robinson
Snappsy the Alligator by Julie Falatko and Tim Miller
Strictly No Elephants by Lisa Mantchev and Taeeun Yoo
This Book Just Ate My Dog! by Richard Byrne
This Is How We Do It: One Day in the Lives of Seven Kids from Around the World by Matt LaMothe
This Is Sadie by Sara O'Leary and Julie Morstad
Those Shoes by Maribeth Boelts and Noah Z. Jones
To the Sea by Cale Atkinson
Unicorn Thinks He's Pretty Great by Bob Shea
We Don't Eat Our Classmates by Ryan T. Higgins
We Found A Hat by Jon Klassen
The Wolf, the Duck, and the Mouse by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen
Wolfie the Bunny by Ame Dyckman and Zachariah OHora
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The Linda Lindas Segera Lesatkan Gebrakan Album Perdana ‘Growing Up’
Kuartet cilik yang tahun 2021 kemaren sempat viral dengan menyerukan isu sexisme dan rasisme disaat live perform di sebuah perpustakaan bertempat di sudut kota Los Angeles. Mereka adalah unit punk rock yang tergabung dalam The Linda Lindas yakni Bela Salazar (vokal, gitar), Eloise Wong (basis, vokal), Lucia de La Garza (gitar, vokal), dan Mila de La Garza (drum, vokal).
Efek dari nyali besar The Linda Lindas akhirnya dilirik oleh Epitaph Records yang kini sudah resmi menjadi record label mereka. Beberapa musisi ternama pun terkesima seperti Tom Morello (R.A.T.M) dan Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) sempat membagikan video live The Linda Lindas di akun media sosialnya. T-shirt Bikini Kill yang dipakai oleh Mila juga menjadi perhatian penting saya ketika melihat live mereka, karena yang kita tahu Bikini Kill adalah band veteran punk rock yang dikenal sangat vokal dengan isu feminisme.
The Linda Lindas benar-benar nyata untuk melahirkan sebuah karya serius yang dimana pada 1 Februari 2022 lalu telah melesatkan single baru bertajuk “Growing Up”. Rilisnya single tersebut sekaligus mengkonfirmasi akan debut album The Lindas Lindas yang siap dilepas pada 8 April mendatang. Energi jiwa muda riot girl dan penuh ambisi semakin terlihat kuat dalam rilisan ini. Semoga kobaran semangat The Linda Lindas tetap menyala untuk terus konsisten di jalurnya. Salut!
Simak klip video Growing Up di sini.
Ditulis oleh Fadly Zakaria.M
#radioactive-force#news#music#the linda lindas#growing up#release#single#music video#epitaph records
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Fabricando confianza con Anne Fouquet
100 amigos del #MUI, responden la pregunta:
¿En qué (y cómo) podría y debería cambiar México y/o el mundo después de que salgamos de esta terrible pandemia?
¿En qué (y cómo) podría y debería de cambiar México y/o el mundo después que salgamos de esta terrible pandemia?
SE VALE SOÑAR Y EN GRANDE
Anne Fouquet.
A unos meses ya de la aparición del COVID19 se hace a la vez más difícil y más complejo contestar la pregunta que aquí nos propone el MUI. Por un lado, puede generar angustias el panorama que pinta la salida de esta crisis sanitaria mundial. El regreso a la “normalidad” no será normal tampoco. Mantener su “sana distancia”, andar por la calle con cubre bocas y llenarse las manos de gel antibacterial y esperar el próximo virus desde la virtualidad del trabajo, de las reuniones sociales, de la escuela. Pero, por otro lado, también abre espacios a la esperanza, a la posibilidad de pensar y hacer cambios. Cambios para una sociedad mejor, más equilibrada, más equitativa, menos antropófaga y antropocena.
¿En qué y cómo podría y debería cambiar México y/o el mundo?
La salida de la pandemia no nos dará otras opciones que la de reinventarse, el antes ya no existe, y aquí reside la esperanza del cambio.
Hemos visto a través del mundo, como de repente lo imposible, lo impensable encontró soluciones. Cada país, desde sus propias limitaciones o capacidad, ha logrado liberar cantidades importantes de dinero para hacer frente a la situación. Se ha invertido en sistemas de salud que ya se encontraban al borde de la quiebra, planes de emergencias han venido a apoyar a las empresas y a sus empleados, los inmigrantes y refugiados han encontrado techos y, como en el caso de Portugal, legalidad. Los sin techos de las capitales europeas se vieron ofrecer cuartos de hoteles. Un sinfín de imposibles que de repente se vieron posibles.
Para México, puede ser una oportunidad, la de inicio del Siglo 21. Lograr lo imposible, reducir de verdad la pobreza en el país. ¿Sueño guajiro? ¡Quizá!
¿Cómo se pudiera lograr ese cambio?
Mediante una serie de medidas tanto económicas como sociales. Tomar el ejemplo de muchas iniciativas que se han desarrollado durante el confinamiento. Miles de asociaciones se han agrupadas en diferentes partes del país para, entre otras cosas, incentivar al comercio local, ayudar a los más vulnerables, aportar apoyo psicológico, vigilar la violencia intrafamiliar y la violencia de genero. La “sociedad civil” se organiza para hacer frente a la crisis sanitaria. De estas experiencias surgidas de la urgencia, nacen nuevas formas de organizar la sociedad y la economía. Más solidaridad y una economía que privilegia lo local sobre lo global.
El paro de la economía ha revelado los invisibles: las profesiones escondidas o despreciadas (las del cuidado, los recolectores de basura, las cajeras, etc.) indispensables al funcionamiento de una sociedad. El confinamiento de las poblaciones en sus casas visibilizó como nunca las desigualdades. En México, las desigualdades son una realidad desde siempre, pero con estas medidas de la Santa sana distancia, la economía informal, la pobreza, las condiciones de vida de la mitad de la población saltan a la vista de la otra mitad.
Ojalá se pueda aprovechar esta situación para pensar una real redistribución de las riquezas. Ya varias voces se han pronunciadas a favor de un “ingreso único vital”, de un salario mínimo de urgencia para todas y todos asalariados y del sector informal. Si desde décadas la pobreza en México concierne el 50% de la población, al salir de esta crisis es posible que suba al 70%. Este panorama no lo conviene a nadie, ni a la economía, ni a la sociedad.
Invertir ahora para evitar mañana un aumento dramático de la pobreza en el país. Invertir ahora para un mañana diferente, menos desigual, más humano.
Anne Fouquet.
Originaria de Francia, vive en México desde 28 años. Doctora en Sociología por la Universidad de Paris-X Nanterre, Francia. Tiene una Maestría en Sociología con especialidad en desarrollo económico y social, así como una licenciatura en Socióloga por la misma Universidad.
Carrera académica
Ha desarrollado una carrera de docente e investigadora en diferentes instituciones y universidades regiomontanas entre 1993 y 1998. Fue investigadora en El Colegio de la Frontera Norte entre 1992 y 1995, docente en diferentes instituciones y universidades regiomontanas (UANL, UDEM y ITESM) entre 1993 y 1998. Profesora en la Universidad de Paris-X Nanterre entre 1998 y 2000. Desde el 2001, es profesora-investigadora de planta del Departamento de Relaciones Internacionales y Ciencia Política de Tec de Monterrey, campus Monterrey. Entre 2007 y 2012 asumió la dirección del departamento académico. Actualmente es directora del Doctorado en Ciencias Sociales en el Campus Monterrey.
Profesora de Sociología con especialidad en los cursos de “Introducción a la sociologia” y “Sociología contemporanea”. Tambien ha impartido los cursos siguientes : “Sociedad y desarrollo en Mexico”, “Politica Social y Regional”, “Escenario Regional Europeo”, “Introducción a la Politica Internacional” entre otros.
A nivel doctoral, ha impartido la clase de “Diseño de proyecto de investigación” y los Seminarios de Investigación siguentes: “¿Los jovenes una categoria demografica o categoria social?”; “El futuro del trabajo y trabajo del Futuro”
Líneas de investigación y publicación.
El enfoque de sus estudios mezcla la geografía industrial, la sociología de las elites empresariales y la sociología del trabajo para poder entender las lógicas de acción de los actores locales frente a dispositivos globales. Cuenta con varias publicaciones sobre esta misma temática en revistas especializadas y capítulos de libros colectivos. Entre los cuales:
-Fouquet, A. (2020) Presencia francesa en Monterrey: d’hier à aujourd’hui. Fondo Editorial de Nuevo León
-Fouquet, A. (2017) OXXO: del paternalismo al emprendedor subordinado. (pp. 483-526) In ¿Es posible innovar y mejorar laboralmente? Estudio de trayectorias de empresas multinacionales en México. Coord. Jorge Carrillo, Graciela Bensusán y Jordy Micheli. Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana- Azcapotzalco, México, 2017
-La elite empresarial regiomontana o la toma del Estado. 6º Congreso Nacional de Ciencias Sociales (COMECSO)- San Luis Potosí, 19-23 de marzo 2018.
-Reproducción familiar y de poder: el caso de la elite regiomontana. JORNADAS DE ESTUDIOS Las élites en las sociedades contemporáneas Acercamientos socio históricos en México, CEMCA, 8 y 9 de mayo 2017, Ciudad de México.
-Innovación o permanencia: OXXO del paternalismo al emprendedor subordinado. 5º congreso Nacional de Ciencias Sociales (COMECSO)-Guadalajara, marzo 2016.
-Carreras Nómadas, el trabajador del software. VII Congreso del ALAST, Sao Paolo, Brasil, junio 2013.
-El pensamiento empresarial: cambios generacionales y permanencias culturales, Nacional, 42 CIDE, Anne Fouquet y Lylia Palacios, Monterrey, enero 2012.
Consulturia.
2017: Diagnóstico Sociocultural y de Movilidad - Distrito Valle Campestre. Realización de un diagnostico de movilidad para un desarrollo urbano en Distrito Valle Campestre, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León.
Cliente : Capital Natural
Responsable : Anne Fouquet
Participantes: Leily Hasseine, Ana Lucia Heredia
Objetivo: Identificar las vías de inclusión de las empresas presentes en el DVC para participar al proyecto de desarrollar nuevas y más eficientes formas de movilidad urbana respetando los diferentes actores y usuarios involucrados.
Conocer las posturas de las empresas del DVC respecto al proyecto de movilidad, así como sus capacidades de acción para desarrollar iniciativas y acompañar el cambio cultural entre sus empleados hacia una nueva movilidad. Conocer la percepción de los empleados sobre el proyecto, así como sus disponibilidades de cambio hacia él.
2018-2019: Estudio sobre la presencia francesa en Monterrey
Cliente: Cónsul Honario de Francia en Monterrey. Susana Canales Clariond
Responsable : Anne Fouquet
Participantes: Leily Hasseine, Ana Lucia Herredia, Adela
Objetivo: Realización de un libro de divulgación sobre la presencia francesa en Monterrey.
En una primera parte de libro se revisa la presencia histórica de pioneros llegados a la ciudad de Monterrey en el siglo 19 que han formado familias en la ciudad, cuyas descendientes han participado al desarrollo económico de la ciudad, en la segunda parte se estudia la participación de destacados regiomontanos en el proceso de institucionalización de la relación entre Monterrey y Francia; y en la tercera parte se propone un estudio sociológico de los residentes franceses actuales en la Ciudad.
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The Linda Lindas - Growing Up
New video / song from American all girl punk pop band The Linda Lindas, Humberto Leon directs the video for Growing Up which is the title track from their forthcoming album, available from the 8th April 2022
The Linda Lindas are Bela Salazar on guitar and vocals, Eloise Wong on the bass and vocals, Lucia de la Garza on guitar and vocals & Mila de la Garza on drums, percussion, and vocals.
Growing up isn’t something we can make happen when we want it to
But since we’re all growing up together I guess I’ll grow up
with you
We can take turns taking the reins
Lean on each other when we need some extra strength
We’ll never cave or we’ll never waver
We’ll always become braver and braver
We’ll dance like nobody’s there
We’ll dance without any cares
We’ll talk bout problems we share
We’ll talk bout things that ain’t fair
We’ll sing bout things we don’t know
We’ll sing to people and show
What it means to be young
And growing up
Under the table, we’ll whisper
in each other’s ears
We’ll share our hopes and dreams, and all our other
greatest fears
And when we get burned from
jumping in the fire
We’ll never tire, cause we’ll
always find ways to fly higher
I make as many good memories as I can
When there are nights I can’t sleep, it’s okay in the end
I know what I do now makes
me me
Wherever we go, wherever we
go we...
We’ll take the good with the bad
All of the times that we’ll have
Make every moment last
We’ll have each other’s backs
Cause in the end we don’t know
We don’t know where we will go
We don’t know, so
There’s still a little more
Growing up
#The Linda Lindas#USA#pop punk#punk rock#indie rock#indie music#music#alternative rock#rock#indie#2022#JIR#Jungle Indie Rock#Rebjukebox
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🆘 Conferencia COVID-19 Dra Ana Lucia de la Garza 26 Marzo 2020 México
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