How well do you really know the most famous museum in the world?
Visit the Louvre Museum
In the heart of the former home of the King’s of France, stands the famous glass pyramids of Pei (extremely controversial in 1988). A few feet away, the artist Anselm Kiefer is installed in the northern staircase of la Cour carrée, for contemporary art also has a place inside the museum. A full program of temporary exhibitions, film projections and concerts makes the Louvre a fascinating place to be.
Hindi Zahra (Tamazight: ⵀⵉⵏⴷⵉ ⵣⴰⵀⵕⴰ, Arabic: هندي زهرة, born 20 January 1979 in Khouribga, Morocco) is a Franco-Moroccan singer and actress. Follow Hindi HERE
Lyrics
Beautiful Tango, take me by the hand
Beautiful Tango, until you make me dance
How sweet it can be if you make me dance?
How long will it last, baby if we dance?
Come to the, come to the world
Come to the, come to the world
And baby let me show you things
Cause time is running and we can lose,
Baby come and dance we gonna make it threw
Cause we’ve got time
Yes we’ve got time
Beautiful stranger, don’t want to know your name
Beautiful stranger, just want to take your hand
How sweet it can be if you make me dance?
How long will it last, baby if we dance?
Come to the place where the skin speaks
A secret words in Spanish
Where the night turns out the lights of day
For us to show some courage
So don’t go if you wanna know
Don’t go if you don’t know
Don’t go, if you wanna know
Don’t go, don’t go, don’t go
Beautiful stranger, take me by the hand
Make me dance all night
I wanna take the chance
I love the way you move
And the way you put your hands on my hips
Are moving while you take it slow
Makes me feel like I’m on a river flow
Cause we’ve got time
And yes we’ve got time
Beautiful stranger, I wanna loose my mind
Beautiful stranger, in the depth of your eyes
Beautiful stranger, oh oh oh oh
I remember, I remember, I remember, your
Sweet music, sweet sweet sweet music, sweet music rising
Jeanne Galice, known professionally as Jain, is a French singer-songwriter. Her debut album, Zanaka, was released in November 2015.
Black burn. I feel so alone without you boy now I ‘m here hanging out in the street thinking about reactions over actions walking on the sky of my dreams
Come, come, my baby come I will show you the world Come ,come, my baby come I will cover your nightmares Come, come, my baby come I will love you forever Come, come, my baby come I will not let you go
My love, I just feel so lost without you boy I am yours even if time has passed Take me away from this impetuous world leaving this jail of my mind
My soul, my soul is in Africa, with you boy
My soul, is in Africa with you boy Looking at the stars on this diamond sky giving you my heart so you can keep it on your mind floating on your blazing eyes
The wonderful wafer-thin French pancakes called crepes fill a niche in contemporary dining. Made with light sauces and fillings, they suit today’s passion for healthy fare.
The word crêpe refers both to the individual pancake and the filled creation. Fast to assemble and ballooning with a voluptuous variety of savory fillings – fresh vegetables and herbs, seafood, poultry, and meat crêpes can serve as appetizers, first courses, and entrées. Filled with seasonal fruit, souffles, sauces, sorbets, or ice cream, they become sumptuous desserts.
Savored for centuries, crêpes are celebrating a revival today, with crêperies opening throughout France, America, and elsewhere in the world.
The word crêpe is French for pancake, from the Latin crispus, meaning crisp. In France, crêpes were originally called galettes crêpes, meaning flat cakes. The French pronunciation of the word is with a short e, as in bed.
Crêpes originated in Brittany, the northwest region of France, where they rarely had fillings and were used as bread. Until about one hundred years ago, all crepes were made of buckwheat flour. Read more @ Epicurean.com
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