Cezar Galhart

Eventos, Projetos, Iluminação Cênica, Séries, Cultura e muito Rock'n Roll! Muito do que preenche a minha vida e mantém a mente ocupada!

[Pedro Ronchi @PedroRonchi2]

Lula venceu em Berlim, na Alemanha. Ninguém melhor do que os alemães para saber o mal que a extrema direita pode causar ao mundo.

[CaptainCanada🇨🇦 @CaptCanada_Eh]

🇨🇦🕯️ CANADIANS REMEMBERED 🕯️🇨🇦

SASS JORDAN
1962–2026

Canada has lost one of its great rock voices.

Sass Jordan, the powerhouse singer whose unmistakable raspy, soulful vocals became part of the soundtrack of Canadian rock, has died at the age of 63.

Born in Birmingham, England and raised in Montreal from the age of three, Jordan came up through the city’s music scene before breaking nationally with her 1988 debut album, Tell Somebody.

The title track helped introduce that voice to Canada — raw, soulful and impossible to mistake — and in 1989 she won the JUNO Award for Most Promising Female Vocalist.

Then came Racine in 1992.

It became the defining album of her career, producing Canadian rock-radio staples including “Make You a Believer,” “You Don’t Have to Remind Me,” “I Want to Believe” and “Goin’ Back Again.”

Her voice also reached one of the biggest-selling soundtracks in history when she joined Joe Cocker for the duet “Trust in Me” on The Bodyguard soundtrack.

And there was another remarkable chapter in her story.

A young drummer named Taylor Hawkins played in Jordan’s touring band before going on to worldwide fame with Foo Fighters. Hawkins later credited Sass with teaching him how to be in a rock-and-roll band and giving him his first rock-and-roll paycheque.

A later generation of Canadians came to know her through Canadian Idol, where she served as a judge throughout the show’s six-season run.

But through it all, Sass Jordan remained what Canadians first knew her as:

A rock singer.

An icon in Canadian rock music.

And one hell of a voice.

From Tell Somebody and Racine through Rats and the blues music she embraced later in her career, Sass leaves behind nearly four decades of music and a permanent place in Canadian rock history.

Sass Jordan died peacefully on October 2, 2026, surrounded by her family.

She was 63.

Rest in peace, Sass. 🇨🇦🕯️🎸

What Sass Jordan song or memory will always stay with you?

#SassJordan #CanadianMusic #Canada

[MarieFranceRemillard @MFRemillard]

Official Statement from Sass Jordan family.

On Oct 2 2026, surrounded by her loving family, Sass Jordan peacefully crossed over to the other side.

She remains in our hearts, an inimitable force of nature. An irreplaceable being of light and joy!

#SassJordan

[Team Sass Jordan @TeamSassJordan]

Our hearts are broken. It is almost impossible to find the words for a loss like this because Sass was so much more than a musician. She was joy. She was warmth, humour and that unmistakable laugh.

[HELLO! Canada @HelloCanada]

Canada has lost one of its most distinctive rock voices. Sass Jordan, the Juno-winning singer known for “Make You a Believer” and “High Road Easy,” died on Oct. 2, surrounded by her family. She was 63.
Born in Birmingham, England, and raised in Montreal, Jordan rose to fame with her 1988 debut, “Tell Somebody,” and later became a familiar face as a judge on Canadian Idol. Her family remembered her as “an inimitable force of nature” and “an irreplaceable being of light and joy.” She leaves her husband, musician Derek Sharp, and their daughter, Stella 🤍

📸: getty

[Nação Marvel @nacaomarvell]

INDO VOTAR AO SOM DESSE HINO E VOCÊS?

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

Tom Morello: “This land does not belong to the billionaires and the oligarchs. It does not belong to the racists and the warmongers. It does not belong to the fascists and the would-be dictators. Bothers and sisters, this land belongs to you and me. Power to the people!”

[martinha @martabeatriizb]

Acabei de ver um reels de uma tonha declarando voto no Flávio Bolsonaro com Pink Floyd tocando

O nível de analfabetismo cultural dessa galera me impressiona

[Vinícius Tomaz É LULA 13 @vitomaz10]

A mínima em Curitiba hoje é 13°C.

Sinais.

[Democrata 🚩🚩🚩 @racionaldsp]

Galera, dêem muito RT nesse post para o número da Simone e Marina chegar para geral! BORA VIRAR VOTOS!!!

SP NÃO PODE ELEGER DERRITE E ANDRÉ DO PRADO!!

[Canal do Rock🤘 @CanaldoRock]

É HOJE ... Dia de votar... Vote consciente! ... E o álbum que escolhi pra Hoje é 13 do Black Sabbath 😎... Bora ser feliz! Boraaa escutar! Show É #Rock🤘 https://t.co/WRf2b0lGfp

[Cezar Galhart @cezargalhart]

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[Igor Miranda @igormirandasite]

Às vésperas do primeiro turno das eleições no Brasil — marcado para este domingo (4) —, o guitarrista americano Tom Morello manifestou apoio ao atual presidente, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), que concorre à reeleição. Veja:

https://t.co/S5EeFvKF3G

[Jane 💫 🌺 @jane4561313]

O Vídeo de Lula e o comentário do Empresário é MUITO rico Beto Madalosso!

Gigantes .. os 2

[Classic Rock Magazine @ClassicRockMag]

Venom frontman Conrad “Cronos” Lant dies aged 63 https://t.co/AuLyQ1fn8i

[Revista Fórum @revistaforum]

Flávio Bolsonaro destinou milhões em emendas a ONG fantasma e instituto de miliciano, diz site

https://t.co/88dLgIbjzL

[DW Brasil @dw_brasil]

Trumps são "bonzinhos" perto de Bolsonaros, diz revista alemã

Reportagem na "Stern" afirma que presença de clã de Jair na política brasileira é algo sempre precedentes no mundo.

"Flávio nunca fez nada por conta própria", destaca revista.

https://t.co/pBc0v1srtf

[Kleber Mendonça Filho @kmendoncafilho]

Amanhã Lula fará entrevista no podcast Flow. Na mesma hora, na Globo, um seminário de bolsonaristas disfarçado de debate.

[Dante Raimundo @RaimundoDante]

A Adriana Araújo consegue, mesmo trabalhando em um TV Aberta, ter mais coragem do que todos os jornalistas da GloboNews e da CNN Brasil juntos.