August, 2021 | Dj Muki

Reconciliation in sight? Karol G and Anuel AA, together at a romantic dinner with the trapero’s son in Miami

August 25, 2021 by djmuki

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As the saying says “where there was fire, ashes remain” … Karol G and Anuel AA unleashed strong rumors of reconciliation after they were seen together at a romantic dinner in which the Puerto Rican’s son, Pablo Anuel, was also present. he turned eight just a few days ago.

The singers were hunted by the cameras of the paparazzi of the Suelta la Sopa program, who caught them entering a restaurant in Miami (Florida), where the Puerto Rican’s son was also dining with them.

Later, Karol G and Anuel AA went to another area of the city in her Ferrari, where they were also seen in a friendly attitude in public with more people while she tried to cover her head with a jacket.

We do not know if these images are proof of a possible reconciliation or simply reflect the great friendship that exists between the two exes after announcing their breakup. For now, neither of them has spoken, but everything points to something else happening between them …

Carolina Giraldo and Emmanuel Gazmey – real names of the young artists – announced the end of their courtship last April. After three years together and a wedding in progress, the singers took different paths, but despite everything it seems that they are not very far from each other. This is reflected in these new images of them sharing an evening together, which would not be the first they have enjoyed in recent weeks …

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The Colombian singer and the Puerto Rican ragman met in 2018, shortly after Anuel AA was released from prison, during the filming of his video clip Culpables. Thus began a love story in which its protagonists also shared many work moments since they made several more musical collaborations.

At the end of 2020, strong rumors of a crisis broke out that Bichota denied with a photo kissing her boy. However, a few months later they rang loudly again until finally both communicated that they were no longer together.

As a result of these new information and images that have come to light, lovers of the urban genre and their faithful followers hope that they will be together again … Will there be reconciliation?

Original Source: CiberCuba

The New York Times includes in its playlist “Funk Aspirine”, by Cimafunk and George Clinton

August 25, 2021 by djmuki

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Funk Aspirin, the new song by Cimafunk and the godfather of funk, George Clinton, was included this Saturday in the playlist of The New York Times along with Living in the Heart of Love, by The Rolling Stones.

The music critic and journalist specializing in jazz and improvised music in that American newspaper, Giovanni Russonello, stated that in Funk Aspirin “Cimafunk puts a strong pinch of classical Afro-Cuban rhythm in his throbbing dance music.”

He notes that the Cuban musician “has also been a long-time American funk fan, and recently he sought out George Clinton, an idol of his since childhood, to have fun and record.”

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The result of the collaboration between the Cuban and Dr. Funkestein, as Clinton is known, is Funk Aspirin, “a bilingual hymn to the healing powers of rhythm, taken at medium tempo with a fresh and fluid rhythm and recorded in Clinton’s home studio in Tallahassee, Florida, where the music video was also filmed, “the critic noted.

Also included in the playlist were Summer of Love, by Shawn Mendes and Tainy; Living in the Heart of Love, by The Rolling Stones; Walking at a Downtown Pace, by Parquet Courts; That’s The Way I Like It ’, by Lily Konigsberg; and Dogma, by Circuit des Yeux.

Cimafunk premiered the video for his song Funk Aspirin on August 18 and in it he presents the godfather of the genre, the American singer and songwriter George Clinton, who with a hard rhythm shows all his authority in funk so that young people can put “their bodies under pressure”.

Both musicians draw ancestral connections between Afro-Cuban music and the rhythms of the tradition of black funk, and invite you to lower your stress with a healing rhythm like an aspirin.

“What you wear is funky (Shake it) / So that you take off stress / Don’t worry if it gives you pika pika pika (You wanna talk too) / It’s that I brought it seasoned, seasoned” (ESP: “Tú lo que llevas es funky (Shake it) / Pa’ que te quites el estrés / No te preocupes si te da pika pika pika (You wanna talk too) / Es que lo traje sazona’o, sazona’o”), he says the song.

Original Source: CiberCuba

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Reconciliation in sight? Karol G and Anuel AA, together at a romantic dinner with the trapero’s son in Miami

The New York Times includes in its playlist “Funk Aspirine”, by Cimafunk and George Clinton