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Lamellis
Registrace 24. 06. 2011
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Matrimonio shinto: purificazione (shubatsu)
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Matrimonio shinto: purificazione (shubatsu)
Danza delle Miko per il matrimonio - Wedding Miko traditional dance
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Danza delle Miko per il matrimonio - Wedding Miko traditional dance
Bismuth - Sweet Child o' Mine - Live at Pangoro 2014
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Sweet Child o' Mine performed by Bismuth at Pangoro, Florence, Italy 2014
Bed of Roses (Bon Jovi) - Karaoke cover
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My karaoke version of Bed of Roses by Bon Jovi
Sugarcane juice hand-squeezed - Yangon, Myanmar
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Sugarcane juice hand-squeezed - Yangon, Myanmar
Taoist purification ritual at Zhinan Temple
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Taoist purification ritual at Zhinan Temple
Abseiling down a 25 metres high waterfall - Da Lat
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Abseiling down a 25 metres high waterfall - Da Lat
Videogioco giapponese: Tokyo, Akihabara
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Videogioco giapponese: Tokyo, Akihabara
Bismuth - Highway star (live at FullMusic)
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Bismuth - Highway star (live at FullMusic)
Bismuth - Enter Sandman (live at FullMusic)
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Bismuth - Enter Sandman (live at FullMusic)
Bismuth - Born to be wild (Krokus - live at FullMusic)
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Bismuth - Born to be wild (Krokus - live at FullMusic)
1.44 is the wide ball
I'll never understand why the woman folds the shirt carefully, inks the stamp, and then just acts like she's stamping the shirt? what does that accomplish?
She does press it down at 5:16
@@BearOfWhere watch again, she presses down, really emphasizing with her shoulders, but holds it above the tshirt; it doesn't react at all to the supposed pressure. I just don't get what the advantage is on that action?
Someone just watched Dr. Strange 0:40
good
lovely to see Sensei in action! Is the video speed up?
Even in misery and luxury inner human will be same
Superstition, good luck! 😅
I really hope you've been given permission to film this and post this on CZcams.
I said it's ok, no worries.
Wonderful!❤
🔥👍
Relaxing 😌
Finally found this tune again after years!
The camera is much too far away from the subject.
Ta gravando escondido kkk
That's subjective
Grazie di cuore
Também me senti abençoada!
Fake
You don't say!
⛩🙏
Meraviglioso...🤗
☯️☯️☯️
Vielen Dank! Was für tolle Aufnahmen! 🙏
God job👏
ありがとうございます!
Wonderful technique!
Chords?
Grazie ❤
Thank you again, Susumu, precise and clear informations, precious work... : )), I remember train sounds..
Grazie tanto.
Ciao Lamellis, considero il M° Kimura un modello e questo video è fantastico, ti ringrazio. L'altr'anno ho frequentato il corso con il M° Masunaga Haruiko e volevo quest'anno seguire un corso col M°Kimura. Ho provato a contattarlo via mail scrivendogli in inglese ma non ho ottenuto risposta. Sai se per caso ha un altro indirizzo e mail o come contattarlo? Grazie
Shiatsu ZenDo ciao! Mi fa piacere ti sia piaciuto il video. Kimura è stato diretto discepolo di Shizuto Masunaga e ha insegnato alla Iokai per anni. Io ho solo un indirizzo email. Prova a scrivergli ancora, anche a me a volte non rispondeva
veramente molto interessante
Merci bien, la transmisión globale du shiatsu nous transforme,
DRAG ... KKK
Who sings this particular version?
Sorry, but I don't know
not sure but doesn't sound like the singer's a native English speaker? I'd suggest a folk band from Europe?
un sensei authentique ..........et la musique est tres tres inspirante merci merci
Nice.
This isn't Celtic. It's English.
Mary Bateman not such a massive distinction you know, we are saxon, Norman and viking more so but there is a celtic history too
Yas, although this piece of music isn't old enough to really be 'Celtic', it has probably only existed in this form since the 19th century or so, and when you consider how little Celtic language has survived in England, and how different English and Irish/Scots folk music is in terms of melodies etc, it seems a little strange to say this is 'Celtic' music, and more than a little like romanticisation :)
Mary Bateman agreed its irritating to have something which is English not recognised as such, considering how little our folk history has been preserved in comparison to the other countries
I totally agree! People think English folk is literally just stompy morris dancing (nothing wrong with morris in my book but it's not the prettiest), but English folk is so much more than that and some of it is really beautiful! Plus it's our heritage
Thanx a lot! BigBangtheorist1
Lamellis no problem!
Lamellis I know. I changed my name. CZcams can let you do that instantly now. ^^
According to my Shazaam app, it says it's "En Dro Mod Koh/En Dro Folk" by. Kadril
gia..... di sicuro una delle migliori voci nei palcoscenici al giorno d'oggi, e il mio idolo da quando ero piccola..... e finalmente la incontrerò a dicembre alla Scala.....
Grande! Abbracciala da parte mia! Anche tu canti?
Hahahahaha complimenti..... hai ereditato la voce dalla Damrau (é sua l'interpretazione vero?!)
Sì brava! E' proprio la mitica Damrau!
No! :(
siiiiiiiiiii
This song is called "A blacksmith courted me". It's an old traditional english folk song, so I guess there are many people who covered this. I'm not sure about your version... If you want the lyrics you can look here for them =) en (dot) wikipedia (dot) org/wiki/Blacksmith_(song) Hope it helps!
I don't hear a song. No singing. I hear two tunes being played, the first on pennywhistle with bouzouki or cittern accompaniment, followed by a second with uillean pipes added. These are NOT jigs. They are reels. The first tune is the traditional Irish reel titled The Man of the House. The second reel is familiar, but the name doesn't come to me at the moment. Don't know who the musicians are either.
@Lamellis No worries! :)
@VanessaMurray1995 Thank You Darling! This is it! Wonderful! Good work
The song is: The Jig Is Up! Man of the House - O'Keeffe's Speed the Plow
love it
@pwei34 Thank U brother! I'll serch for your groups as soon as possible!
This sounds like Breton music from Brittany in North West France. Try searchs on Triskell, Poor Mans Fortune, Kornog, Alain Stivell, Ar Re Yaouank.
YA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!