CD Legião Urbana - Dois
CD Charlie Brown Jr. - Chegou Quem Faltava - Volume 2 (Ao Vivo)
CD Green Montana - MELANCHOLIA 999
CD 2 Unlimited - The Very Best (1994)
CD Mosaic III Feat. Zion - Dance Now (1991)
CD Star City - I'm A Man (1998)
CD DJ Marlboro - Funk Brasil Relíquias (Vol. 2)
CD DJ Marlboro - Funk Brasil Relíquias (Vol. 1)
DJ Marlboro - Funk Brasil Relíquias (Vol. 1)
INFORMAÇÕES
Artista:DJ Marlboro
Álbum/Música:Funk Brasil Relíquias (Vol. 1)
Gênero:Funk
Tamanho:160 MB
Lançamento:2019
Formato:Mp3
Faixas do Álbum:
01 – Cidinho & Doca – Rap Da Felicidade
02 – MC Júnior e MC Leonardo – Rap Das Armas
03 – Claudinho e Buchecha – Rap Do Salgueiro (A Curtição Do Funk)
04 – William William e Duda – Rap Da Morena
05 - MC Marcinho – Glamurosa (Rap Glamurosa)
06 - Coiote e Raposão – Estrada Da Posse
07 - Marcio e Goró – A Distância
08 - MC Lequinho e MC Rondinele – Mensageiro Do Amor
09 - MC Mulato – Aprenda a Viver
10 - MC Galo – Rap Da Rocinha
11 - Marcelo e Padilha – Rap Do Curral
12 - Ailton e Binho – Rap Da Massa Funkeira
13 - Sinistro e Mião – Rap Do Amor
14 - Teco e Buzunga – Por Causa De Você
15 - Suel e Amaro – Rap Pequena Garota
16 - Movimento Funk Club – Montagem Do Desesperado (Ah! Eu Tô Maluco)
Link para baixar o CD:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/qwpd73we9z10gug/0085.rar/file
CD Let's Shuffle
Master Thief Meets Master Detective
The French edition: Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur |
Inspired by the first season of Netflix TV series "Lupin" (brilliant but depressing to me), I recently read Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar for the first time. This is the original 1907 book of short stories that launched the series by French author Maurice Leblanc.
The final story in the collection is aptly called "Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late." At least, it is in this book and in come editions. In other places -- including Ellery Queen's famous Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes anthology, the great detective appears under the guise of "Holmlock Shears."
The name changes again the in the novel Arsène Lupin vs. Herlock Sholmes. And appropriately so, for Sholmes is not a pastiche of Holmes but a parody of him. I blogged about that a couple of years ago, as you can read by clicking here.
Sherlockians are probably most familiar with the novel, but Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar (also known as The Exploits of Arsène Lupin) was more enjoyable for me because the Holmes character wasn't such a burlesque.
There is also a little Easter egg for Sherlockians in the short story collection: The penultimate tale is entitled "The Black Pearl," which cannot help but recall the black pearl of the Borgias in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons."