🥺🇦🇷 Lautaro Martínez: “Since the first day my dad bought me a pair of football boots, I dreamed of this moment”.
“My kids, my family here… this moment will be unforgettable”.
Elijah Nkwanyana (1931-1969) was a South African Trumpeter and bandleader. Nkwanyana also performed with Banzi Bangani in the group 'Johannesburg All Stars' which included Sydney Nthalo on piano, Willie Malang on drums, and General Duze on guitar. Banzi Bangani in an interview told how he and Ngwanayana recruited a vocal group led by Siba Mokgosi and became the African Ink Spots. Their association with the group led them to perform on the 1949 film Jim Comes to Joburg, the first feature film with an “all-African” cast. Bangani and Nkwanyana also taught a young Hugh Masekela aspects of the trumpet. In the 1950s he fronted the Elijah's Rhythm Kings and in 1957 Zonk magazine designated him composer of the year. Elijah Nkwanyana died at the age of 38 on December 31st, 1969. Source: Discogs, ElectricJive, Drum Archives
🚨 Thomas Tuchel: “It’s easy to say my decisions are wrong AFTER things don’t go well.
Now there are a MILLION coaches after the game who know what to do better.”
Two Argentina legends... 🇦🇷
Unearthed footage of Lionel Messi as a kid shows how much he loved Diego Maradona as a footballer, but has he now overtaken his hero?
i have a theory that we live in a matrix.
from childhood clips to global stadiums, certain players are filmed, protected and promoted as if the script was written before they could speak.
the camera follows them, the spotlight isolates them
it’s not random at all that we’ve seen ronaldo sweeping the streets before stardom;
neymar being interviewed as a child;
messi bathing yamal;
this pattern suggests something deeper than coincidence
the cameras do not find them by accident. the system identifies them early… their childhood moments are archived why??? it is prophecy in boots. and maybe, just maybe, the stars were never random. they were selected by the system long before the world started watching