This moment is for you to comment on the one of the most unforgettable moments in Saint Seiya! ♎
✨ And share if Seiya is one of your favorite characters.
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“Just Can't Get Enough” was written by Vince Clarke and became one of the defining songs of Depeche Mode's early synth-pop era. Released in September 1981, the song was recorded at Blackwing Studios in London and became the band's first Top 10 hit on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at No. 8. This particular performance comes from the BBC children's programme Multi-Coloured Swap Shop, featuring the band's original four-member lineup: Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke.
The song was also the final Depeche Mode single written by Clarke, who left the band later that month. Just a few weeks after this Swap Shop appearance, Clarke's final performance with Depeche Mode took place on December 3, 1981.
1/3 #DickMorris armó la campaña del "peligro para México" en 2006. Hoy aparece en una foto con Cerimedo y con el hijo de Trump. #NadiaBeller nos lo explicó en #LosPeriodistas.
Va hilo 👇
On this day 40 Years ago✨
On October 1, 1986, the first teaser for the upcoming Saint Seiya anime was aired on TV Asahi. 🇯🇵
" Have you ever felt your Cosmo? "
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#Análisis ¬ Estados Unidos opera en Bolivia para la liberación de Fernando Cerimedo
@DanyBarraganG y @JoseyyyJose informan en “Café y Noticias” como las redes, desde Estados Unidos, trabajan para la liberación de Fernando Cerimedo en Bolivia.
https://t.co/1hR7nmFa09
@Evapulga ¿No sería más revolucionario dejar de sexualizar a los cuerpos? Ya no es disruptivo cuando se ha convertido en la norma.
Empoderar a las mujeres, a los seres humanos después de la tercera edad como humanos pensantes y no como payasos que intentan alargar la juventud.