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  1. Implacable インプラカブル ❤ Magalenha【MMD】

    📺 Watch Here:
    youtu.be/YzM69yH16zI

    🎔 Want More Lewd?:
    👉 patreon.com/StiickyNoteMMD

    Implacable from Azur Lane dances to Magalenha in this 4K 60FPS MMD animation.

    #Implacable #AzurLane #アズールレーン #Magalenha #SergioMendes #Samba #MMD

  2. 85 years ago today, #SérgioMendes, Brazilian Grammy Award-winning jazz, bossa nova, and pop pianist, composer, and bandleader (Brazil '66 - "The Look of Love", "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Niterói, Brazil (d. 2024).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊

  3. 85 years ago today, #SérgioMendes, Brazilian Grammy Award-winning jazz, bossa nova, and pop pianist, composer, and bandleader (Brazil '66 - "The Look of Love", "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Niterói, Brazil (d. 2024).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊

  4. 85 years ago today, #SérgioMendes, Brazilian Grammy Award-winning jazz, bossa nova, and pop pianist, composer, and bandleader (Brazil '66 - "The Look of Love", "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Niterói, Brazil (d. 2024).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊

  5. 85 years ago today, #SérgioMendes, Brazilian Grammy Award-winning jazz, bossa nova, and pop pianist, composer, and bandleader (Brazil '66 - "The Look of Love", "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Niterói, Brazil (d. 2024).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊

  6. 85 years ago today, #SérgioMendes, Brazilian Grammy Award-winning jazz, bossa nova, and pop pianist, composer, and bandleader (Brazil '66 - "The Look of Love", "Never Gonna Let You Go"), born in Niterói, Brazil (d. 2024).
    #HappyBirthday #RIP 🕊

  7. The music of #SergioMendes which showed up in the first Rio movie was Mas Que Nada, heard on YouTube here:
    youtu.be/4Zu0iDvCjgk
  8. The music of #SergioMendes which showed up in the first Rio movie was Mas Que Nada, heard on YouTube here:
    youtu.be/4Zu0iDvCjgk
  9. The music of #SergioMendes which showed up in the first Rio movie was Mas Que Nada, heard on YouTube here:
    youtu.be/4Zu0iDvCjgk
  10. The music of #SergioMendes which showed up in the first Rio movie was Mas Que Nada, heard on YouTube here:
    youtu.be/4Zu0iDvCjgk
  11. The music of #SergioMendes which showed up in the first Rio movie was Mas Que Nada, heard on YouTube here:
    youtu.be/4Zu0iDvCjgk
  12. I was looking up the meaning of the #Brazilian #Portuguese idiom “mas que nada”, as heard in the #SergioMendes song

    In the song, the context is like “whatever! Get out of my way, let me pass, because the samba is animated; what I want is to dance the samba”

    I found this informative link about the song and its composer #JorgeBen. He knew a guitarist named Rosinha who said the phrase all the time, so he wrote it into the song:
    thebestofbrazil.info/specialfe

    That site makes it sound like a playfully dismissive phrase, and translates it as “Oh, come on now!”, “Get off it!” or “Puh-leeze!”

    Genius translates it as “What the hell”

    Someone on Quora said it was a way to change the subject, like “Forget about it!”

    A Quora bot called it “an emphatic interjection meaning roughly ‘no way,’ ‘come on,’ ‘don't be silly,’ or ‘not at all,’ depending on context. It often downplays or rejects what was just said, expresses surprise, or signals dismissal.”

    In Australia we might say, “Come off it!”, “Get ya hand off it!”, “Yeah RIGHT!”, “Get faaarked!” or even (my favourite) “Rack off!”

    Someone on Reddit said:

    “In the way that is written, means something like ‘just nothing’ or ‘don't mention it’ in an informal way of speaking, in a sense that someone was grateful for something and a person answered this with an informal ‘you're welcome’.”

    Which made me think… in Australia, could it also mean “no worries!”

    But I don’t think that’s the context in this song

  13. I was looking up the meaning of the #Brazilian #Portuguese idiom “mas que nada”, as heard in the #SergioMendes song

    In the song, the context is like “whatever! Get out of my way, let me pass, because the samba is animated; what I want is to dance the samba”

    I found this informative link about the song and its composer #JorgeBen. He knew a guitarist named Rosinha who said the phrase all the time, so he wrote it into the song:
    thebestofbrazil.info/specialfe

    That site makes it sound like a playfully dismissive phrase, and translates it as “Oh, come on now!”, “Get off it!” or “Puh-leeze!”

    Genius translates it as “What the hell”

    Someone on Quora said it was a way to change the subject, like “Forget about it!”

    A Quora bot called it “an emphatic interjection meaning roughly ‘no way,’ ‘come on,’ ‘don't be silly,’ or ‘not at all,’ depending on context. It often downplays or rejects what was just said, expresses surprise, or signals dismissal.”

    In Australia we might say, “Come off it!”, “Get ya hand off it!”, “Yeah RIGHT!”, “Get faaarked!” or even (my favourite) “Rack off!”

    Someone on Reddit said:

    “In the way that is written, means something like ‘just nothing’ or ‘don't mention it’ in an informal way of speaking, in a sense that someone was grateful for something and a person answered this with an informal ‘you're welcome’.”

    Which made me think… in Australia, could it also mean “no worries!”

    But I don’t think that’s the context in this song

  14. I was looking up the meaning of the #Brazilian #Portuguese idiom “mas que nada”, as heard in the #SergioMendes song

    In the song, the context is like “whatever! Get out of my way, let me pass, because the samba is animated; what I want is to dance the samba”

    I found this informative link about the song and its composer #JorgeBen. He knew a guitarist named Rosinha who said the phrase all the time, so he wrote it into the song:
    thebestofbrazil.info/specialfe

    That site makes it sound like a playfully dismissive phrase, and translates it as “Oh, come on now!”, “Get off it!” or “Puh-leeze!”

    Genius translates it as “What the hell”

    Someone on Quora said it was a way to change the subject, like “Forget about it!”

    A Quora bot called it “an emphatic interjection meaning roughly ‘no way,’ ‘come on,’ ‘don't be silly,’ or ‘not at all,’ depending on context. It often downplays or rejects what was just said, expresses surprise, or signals dismissal.”

    In Australia we might say, “Come off it!”, “Get ya hand off it!”, “Yeah RIGHT!”, “Get faaarked!” or even (my favourite) “Rack off!”

    Someone on Reddit said:

    “In the way that is written, means something like ‘just nothing’ or ‘don't mention it’ in an informal way of speaking, in a sense that someone was grateful for something and a person answered this with an informal ‘you're welcome’.”

    Which made me think… in Australia, could it also mean “no worries!”

    But I don’t think that’s the context in this song

  15. Wieder hat es einen zerlegt, ist nun von dannen. Dazu eine Aufzeichnung von 1967 mit Ankündigung von der wunderbaren Eartha Kitt vorweg, youtu.be/BrZBiqK0p9E

    #Music #Klassiker #Legend #SergioMendes

  16. Wieder hat es einen zerlegt, ist nun von dannen. Dazu eine Aufzeichnung von 1967 mit Ankündigung von der wunderbaren Eartha Kitt vorweg, youtu.be/BrZBiqK0p9E

    #Music #Klassiker #Legend #SergioMendes

  17. Wieder hat es einen zerlegt, ist nun von dannen. Dazu eine Aufzeichnung von 1967 mit Ankündigung von der wunderbaren Eartha Kitt vorweg, youtu.be/BrZBiqK0p9E

    #Music #Klassiker #Legend #SergioMendes

  18. Wieder hat es einen zerlegt, ist nun von dannen. Dazu eine Aufzeichnung von 1967 mit Ankündigung von der wunderbaren Eartha Kitt vorweg, youtu.be/BrZBiqK0p9E

    #Music #Klassiker #Legend #SergioMendes