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9 months agoI agree on this type of declarations being pure theater.
Which isolated culture do you refer to?
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Hello fella fan from Arka’n. Writing so I can check your recommendations later.
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I’ve seen her live and I tell you, she somehow sounds even better?!
So, according to tardis.fandom.com:
Cassandra plays what she thinks is a “traditional Earth ballad” to mark the destruction of Earth- this song is the racy single “Toxic” by Britney Spears, highly irreverent for the moment.
Rose calls Cassandra “Michael Jackson”, referring to that singer’s well-known cosmetic surgery.
“Tainted Love” by Soft Cell plays after all of the delegates have assembled.
Let us mourn [earth] with a traditional ballad.
- Starts Toxic by Britney Spears *
I still cannot believe it really happened. People be wildling
I would not call a region with a capital city that was founded in the 16 hundreds isolated.
Colombia, and the region you refer to, is mostly mestizo, a mix of indigenous and Spanish descendents. Which makes me think we are differing in which way to take isolation.
Isolation from the Spanish during the period of la Gran Colombia is another head scratcher. What do you mean?
There are communities that were long isolated and so, preserved (Palenques and tribes in the Amazon are clear examples).
Is the culture from Antioquia different from the country? Partially, yes, as any region in a big, diverse country is. Were they isolated? I would say no.