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Macumba Love (1960)
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VOCÊ SABIA? MACUMBA LOVE OU O MISTÉRIO DA ILHA DE VÊNUS!
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video macumba is the funniest thing mike patton has ever done not only because he just. decided to make a tape filled with clips of the grossest fetish porn and gore he could find at the time and also plug mr. bungle’s new music video in that same tape, not only the fact that he got max cavalera, the lead vocalist from ratos de porão whose name escapes me rn, and a random brazilian journalist together to watch it, having NO clue what they were about to see bc they all thought he was just an innocent prettyboy, but mainly because it was so fucked up that ratos de porão had to write an entire song about it just to say “hey, what the fuck is wrong with you man?”
#with this and the shit terrorism this man was a MENACE in the 90s and i love him for it#mike patton#video macumba#originalz
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Idk what happened to me, but everytime I saw Shohei Ohtani I going like:
#I'M SORRY BUT HE'S SO PRETTY AND TALL AND HANDSOME-#i'm so sure he do a macumba to me because i love him since the classics when he won#at the same time pLEASE WHY YOU LOOK SO HOT IN RED#shohei ohtani#(sorry i'm in a breakdown)
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Would you be able to translate the TikTok you reblogged with the purple-haired woman? She speaks too quietly to hear and I don’t know ‘macumba’, ‘amarre’, or ‘chongo’. I looked them up in the dictionary so I’m guessing it’s either about a spell for luck in love or a pun on chongo meaning bun and chongo meaning fuckboy (which is the actual translation SpanishDict offered)??
Oh no I don't speak Spanish lol I didn't get the whole joke either but I liked the vibe and the MAMÁ! was hilarious kdhjzjs
#macumba is also a word in portuguese but idk if the connotations are different#but yeah it's a spell basically#chongo I have no idea didn't even know it was a word I only know chongoblog ryan#and amarre sounds like a false friend because it's the portuguese word for tying something? but amar is to love? and I really have no idea#how spanish conjugation works so please I am probably not saying correct things translation wise#I am going to be so normal about being brazilian and being asked to translate spanish because this one was my fault#a tag for asks
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Misery + Macumba xoxo
I like to think these two would be friends, Misery follows Tragedy around but she doesn’t care to take any notice of him, but Misery loves company so he needs an actual friend. This idea showed up because I noticed that they have very similar designs, at least down to the main silhouettes, and that I wanted Macumba to have an actual character besides a stereotype. If he makes dolls that are sewn together, why not have him help the living dead dolls that are also sewn together ? Like Calico? And of course, Misery!
I posted this on instagram on Misery’s death day but just never posted it here, so I actually draw them a little differently now but I still really like this drawing,,
Also fuck it. This is a ship, why the fuck not. Misery x Tragedy is boring [heterosexual]
#living dead dolls#living dead doll#ldd#living dead dolls art#living dead dolls fanart#living dead dolls misery#living dead dolls macumba#goth doll#goth dolls#gothic dolls#mall goth
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Doctor Strange and the supernatural characters pt 2 - Jericho Drumm
Much to my surprise, being a doctor is not the only thing Jericho and Stephen have in common. As I went through his chronology, I noticed they’re quite similar in many aspects, whether magical or personality-wise.
I’ve always loved the concept of Doctor Voodoo and had read some of his adventures, but this time around I made a complete reading and he’s still one of my favorite magic users for many, many reasons.
But first, let’s dive into his past real quick to learn more about his story, motivations and powers.
Jericho Drumm and his twin brother Daniel were born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The twins were separated when their parents died and Jericho decided to pursue a career in the USA as a pyschologist and scholar (some writers will give him another field of expertise, but it’s commonly accepted as canon that he has a doctorate in Psychology), whereas Daniel stayed and became a houngan (a voodoo priest). Upon learning that Daniel fell ill, Jericho returned to Haiti. Daniel claimed that Damballah, the loa known as the evil serpent-god, cursed him. Before dying, his twin asked Jericho to go to the jungle and meet his mentor, Papa Jambo, in order to learn magic. Jericho, at that time, did not believe in the supernatural and confronted Damballah, being defeated by forces he did not understand yet.
Papa Jambo, then, accepted Jericho as an apprentice and taught him voodoo magic. As a last attempt to defeat Damballah, Papa Jambo performed a ritual to summon Daniel’s spirit so they could become two men in one. The ritual was successful, leaving the V symbol imprinted on his forehead and the white streaks on his hair. Papa Jambo then passed away as a result, leaving the mantle of Brother Voodoo to his disciple Jericho.
He then confronted Damballah once more and defeated his enemy, whom would be later retconned to be a random evil spirit instead of the loa himself, since the loa are not considered evil spirits.
And here’s a quick disclaimer: there are lots of misconceptions and stereotypes when it comes to Haitian voodoo in the Marvel universe, mostly because it’s a real religion and many stories were not written by poc. I made a quick research but just to point a few: voodoo dolls are considered a myth, although some are used in New Orleans voodoo for tourism [1]; the term used in Sorcerer Supreme to describe Brazilian voodoo refers to the religion as "macumba”, which is a pejorative term. The Brazilian equivalent to Haitian voodoo is called Candomblé Jeje [2]; Marie Laveau is often portrayed as a evil voodoo witch, but she’s celebrated in New Orleans for help, healing and empowerment [3].
Disclaimer done, so back to Jericho. For a while, he stayed in Port-au-Prince, having his own Sanctum and accepting the help of a butler (pretty similar to Wong in his first years). He then later moved to New Orleans, fighting many enemies and teaming up with many popular heroes, such as Moon Knight, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Blade, Black Panther, Luke Cage and so on.
When Stephen considered himself unworthy of his title, the Eye of Agamotto elected Jericho as the next Sorcerer Supreme. And here I need to point out that, in my humble opinion, Jericho was nerfed from what he used to be as a magic user. I consider him waaay more powerful back then, even without the power of the Vishanti at his disposal.
When it comes to personality, Jericho has the very same introverted personality as Stephen’s in early comics, as well as the formal rhetorics, rational thoughts and kindness towards civilians.
Slowly, the readers realize that he’s also lonely and afraid of relationships, constantly pushing people away.
One may arguee that he’s been involved with many female characters, the most important being Wanda, and I agree they’re super cute together. Sadly, for editorial decision, Jericho was pushed away to hint a comeback for Wanda x Vision. Monica Rambeau was also interested in him for a while, but that writing is TERRIBLE, portraying him like a clingy (and kinda stalker) pretendent. I’d say Jericho takes things veeeeery slow because he’s afraid of relationships, as pointed out earlier. On top of that, I super hc him as aroace, because it’s rare to see him in a romantic light. It’s up to each person’s interpretation, of course.
Moving on -- and since I’m comparing him to Stephen -- let’s also talk about guilt and sense of duty. Jericho as Sorcerer Supreme is as stubborn as Stephen: he doesn’t rest, he feels responsible for every mystical issue AND is compelled to sacrifice himself in order to fulfill his role.
That’s why he ends up killed in the first place, after all. Thankfully, Doom brings him back to life (AND WE LOVE TO SEE IT).
In addition to the previous relationship Stephen and Jericho built through the years, we also have now a delicate matter, which is Daniel. Daniel was really mad at Stephen and blamed him for Jericho’s death. Since then, the spirit of Jericho’s brother was used as bargain in Savage Avengers, and to be honest, I don’t know how to feel about it, but it’s canon now, so... If Jericho is better off without his brother, so be it.
In conclusion, I do believe Jericho is a very important figure in Stephen’s life, not only as a co-worker at Strange Academy and former mentor, but also as a friend. Not to mention that he’s amazing as a stand-alone character, with a rich lore and so much potential. I find outrageous how little Jericho is used in comics. I need him in a solo title or at least in a one-shot with Zoe!
Bonus: The Vishanti and the Three-Who-Are-All
Although the Three-Who-Are-All had their debut in Werewolf by Night, Jericho was directly involved in their prophecy, joining Jack Russell and his allies in order to defeat a great evil. They're not as powerful as the Vishanti -- nor as important -- but it’s curious to see that the concept of a trinity is the same.
[Part 1]
Special thanks to Val, he’s the only Jericho stan I know out there and we only have each other to cry over him haha love u <3
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Macumba Love (1960)
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such a random patton thought but i just think mike with long hair is so dreamy... from the real thing/early bungle era to that one magazine picture of mike lying down on that odd taxidermied animal rug.. i cant help but having to hide in my room for hours thinking about those luscious locks...
and considering the stuff baby patton was into as well has my thoughts racing... video macumba for example my god...
he's so sexy tho.. those muscles
ok, hold on anon....for the picture of Mike on the animal rug, are you talking about the 2020 shot with scruffy Mike in a cowboy/aussie outback hat?? I usually am so super into anything that anyone is into with Mike...except for that pic. I'm so sorry!!!
but otherwise, YES to long haired Mike - that boy had some really beautiful hair in the late 80s/early 90s. combined with the fact that he was shirtless most of the time and flinging his hair back while rocking the fuck out....it's good.
and I would love to see him on days off and out of braids these days...his hair is pretty long by the looks of it!
Lastly...yes...video macumba...only a 20-something geek fueled by outrageous hormones, tour-depression/rage, and copious amounts of caffeine, who wanted to REALLY impress his new friends would be able to make that craziness...cue the "what does mike masturbate to" discussion....
#anon asks#mike patton#mp confessions#i racked my brain to think of a young Mike on animal rug pic#and even asked mike pic expert perfectisaskinnedknee#and all we could come up with is that 2020 photo - but please let me know which one you were thinking of!!
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Stream The Early Days of Disco
01. Van Mccoy - Party
02. Kool & The Gang - Spirit of The Boogie
03. Rare Function - Disco Function
04. Fatback Band - Street Dance
05. Love Unlimited - I Can't Let Him Down
06. Honey Cone - If I Can't Fly
07. Connie Laverne - Can't Live Without Your Love
08. Laura Lee - (If You Want To Try To Love Again)
09. The Supremes - Where Do I Go from Here
10. Eloise Laws - Love factory
11. Patti Austin - Didn't Say A Word
12. Genie Brown - Can't Stop Talkin'
13. Tribe - Koke
14. Jerry Butler - One Night Affair
15. The Trammps - Hooked For Life
16. The Temptations - Plastic Man
17. The Jackson 5 - Moving Violation
18. Eddie Kendricks - Keep On Truckin'
19. Jimi Hendrix - Message Of Love
20. Sly & The Family Stone - Dance To The Music
21. The Doors - Peace Frog
22. Titanic - Macumba
23. Maryann Farra & Satin Soul - Just A Little Thing
24. Carol Douglas - Doctor's Orders
25. Vernon Burch - And You Call That Love
26. Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot
27. Rockin' Horse - Love Do Me Right
28. Kokomo - Use Your Imagination
29. Carl Carlton - Everlasting Love
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actually speaking of video macumba does anyone know how it even ended up on the internet archive when from what i know it was one tape shown to exactly three people one time in 1991??? i can’t find anyone talking about HOW it got there. there’s an entire lost media story there that’s been completely ignored, someone probably spent decades of their life searching just so we could have the image of a labia being nailed to a table forever burned into our minds too.
#if you haven’t seen video macumba and didn’t know about that. sorry.#also don’t watch video macumba. i just did because i love inflicting psychic damage on myself#mike patton#video macumba#originalz
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« Por la encendida calle Antillana va Tembandumba de la Quimbamba »
Acrílico sobre lienzo, 2003
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MAJESTAD NEGRA
Por: Luis Palés Matos
Por la encendida calle antillana
Va Tembandumba de la Quimbamba
--Rumba, macumba, candombe, bámbula---
Entre dos filas de negras caras.
Ante ella un congo--gongo y maraca--
ritma una conga bomba que bamba.
Culipandeando la Reina avanza,
Y de su inmensa grupa resbalan
Meneos cachondos que el congo cuaja
En ríos de azúcar y de melaza.
Prieto trapiche de sensual zafra,
El caderamen, masa con masa,
Exprime ritmos, suda que sangra,
Y la molienda culmina en danza.
Por la encendida calle antillana
Va Tembandumba de la Quimbamba.
Flor de Tórtola, rosa de Uganda,
Por ti crepitan bombas y bámbulas;
Por ti en calendas desenfrenadas
Quema la Antilla su sangre ñáñiga.
Haití te ofrece sus calabazas;
Fogosos rones te da Jamaica;
Cuba te dice: ¡dale, mulata!
Y Puerto Rico: ¡melao, melamba!
Sus, mis cocolos de negras caras.
Tronad, tambores; vibrad, maracas.
Por la encendida calle antillana
--Rumba, macumba, candombe, bámbula--
Va Tembandumba de la Quimbamba.
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Black Majesty
Translated by Paquito D’ Rivera
Down the scorching Antillean street
Goes Tembandumba of the Quimbamba*
Between two rows of black faces
--Rumba, macumba, candombe, bámbula.
Before her, a congo band thumps
A bombastic conga—gongos and maracas.
Moving her hips, the Queen steps up
And her immense buttocks with drums collide
The Congo seductive plays along
In curdled rivers of sugar and molasses.
Brown-skinned mill of sweet sensation,
Her colossal hips, those massive mortars,
Make rhythms ooze, sweat bleed like blood,
And all this grinding ends in dance.
Down the scorching Antillean street
Goes Tembandumba of the Quimbamba.
Flower of Tórtola, Rose of Uganda,
For you the bombas and bambulas crackle.
For you these feverish nights go wild
And set on fire Antilla’s ñáñiga blood.
Haiti offers you its gourds;
Jamaica pours its fiery rums;
Cuba tells you, give us what you got, mulata!
And Puerto Rico: melao, melamba!
Get down, my black-faced love-crazed rascals.
Jangle, drums, and jiggle, maracas.
Down the scorching Antillean street
Goes Tembandumba of the Quimbamba
--Rumba, macamba, candombe, bámbula.
https://open.spotify.com/track/17ICjvFJ3DhbL7INB6OpzE
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