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Khrys
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Pues ya me estoy alterando......... aaahgahgahaghaghagha!!!!
Me huele a algo gordo, jeje, otro finde cargaditooo!!!!
Me pienso pasar la noche akí xq luego no voy a poder conectarme hasta el lunes x la noche.....
Q joya de hombre y q joya de fanssssss (no sólo los q están allí :lol: ) !!!!!!!
P.D--> Digo yo q si hubieran sido pocos fans no habrían hecho falta vallas...
Me huele a algo gordo, jeje, otro finde cargaditooo!!!!
Me pienso pasar la noche akí xq luego no voy a poder conectarme hasta el lunes x la noche.....
Q joya de hombre y q joya de fanssssss (no sólo los q están allí :lol: ) !!!!!!!
P.D--> Digo yo q si hubieran sido pocos fans no habrían hecho falta vallas...
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Esto lo he sacado de reuters, creo que dice de lo que ha hablado michael en la rueda de prensa.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The self-ordained King of Pop Michael Jackson lashed out at the music industry's treatment of black artists -- including himself -- in an appearance on Saturday with New York civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton.
"The record companies really do conspire against the artists," Jackson, 43, told an adoring crowd of around 350 people inside Sharpton's National Action Network headquarters in Harlem. "Especially the black artists."
The former boy wonder of the Jackson Five said generations of black musicians have been hurt and manipulated by profit-grabbing record companies, and called attention to his own dispute with label Sony Music.
"When you fight for me, you're fighting for all black people, dead and alive," Jackson said.
Jackson has called on Sony to release music recorded in a charity effort that followed the Sept. 11 attacks. There have also been charges that Sony Music, owned by Japanese media and electronics giant Sony Corp., failed to properly promote his latest album, "Invincible," which has had disappointing sales.
The dispute has won sympathy from Sharpton and lawyer Johnnie Cochran, who have started an initiative against what the two say is the exploitation of artists of all races and colors by record companies.
A Sony representative could not be reached on Saturday, but the company has said in the past that it is "surprised and saddened" by Jackson's statements and defended its "considerable" promotion of "Invincible."
Later on Saturday, a group of around 150 fans -- including a few Jackson look-alikes and one man who regaled the crowd with his Jackson-inspired "moonwalk" dance -- gathered outside Sony's midtown Manhattan offices to call for a boycott of all Sony products and the ouster of Sony Music Entertainment Chief Executive Thomas Mottola.
"We feel that they are sabotaging the album," said Chantal Obrist, who came to New York from Switzerland to join the protest.
Charges that record companies have exploited minority artists are neither new nor limited to the King of Pop. Many have argued that African-American musicians have been withheld the riches generated by their creativity and performances for more than a century.
The industry has defended itself by emphasizing the financial risks taken on by record labels when they sign new artists, many of whom fail to make money.
¿alguien que traduzca?
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The self-ordained King of Pop Michael Jackson lashed out at the music industry's treatment of black artists -- including himself -- in an appearance on Saturday with New York civil rights leader Rev. Al Sharpton.
"The record companies really do conspire against the artists," Jackson, 43, told an adoring crowd of around 350 people inside Sharpton's National Action Network headquarters in Harlem. "Especially the black artists."
The former boy wonder of the Jackson Five said generations of black musicians have been hurt and manipulated by profit-grabbing record companies, and called attention to his own dispute with label Sony Music.
"When you fight for me, you're fighting for all black people, dead and alive," Jackson said.
Jackson has called on Sony to release music recorded in a charity effort that followed the Sept. 11 attacks. There have also been charges that Sony Music, owned by Japanese media and electronics giant Sony Corp., failed to properly promote his latest album, "Invincible," which has had disappointing sales.
The dispute has won sympathy from Sharpton and lawyer Johnnie Cochran, who have started an initiative against what the two say is the exploitation of artists of all races and colors by record companies.
A Sony representative could not be reached on Saturday, but the company has said in the past that it is "surprised and saddened" by Jackson's statements and defended its "considerable" promotion of "Invincible."
Later on Saturday, a group of around 150 fans -- including a few Jackson look-alikes and one man who regaled the crowd with his Jackson-inspired "moonwalk" dance -- gathered outside Sony's midtown Manhattan offices to call for a boycott of all Sony products and the ouster of Sony Music Entertainment Chief Executive Thomas Mottola.
"We feel that they are sabotaging the album," said Chantal Obrist, who came to New York from Switzerland to join the protest.
Charges that record companies have exploited minority artists are neither new nor limited to the King of Pop. Many have argued that African-American musicians have been withheld the riches generated by their creativity and performances for more than a century.
The industry has defended itself by emphasizing the financial risks taken on by record labels when they sign new artists, many of whom fail to make money.
¿alguien que traduzca?
Pues parece ser, según un fan ke esta allí, ke Jackson ya ha abandonado la demo y ke ha estado alrededor de 10 minutos o un cuarto de hora. Ha dado 2 vueltas al edificio subido en un autobús turístico e iba señalando los símbolos y pancartas de los fans. También ha cogido algunas pancartas de los fans y parece ser ke estaba muy contento y animado.
Dice ke había más de 1000 personas(el PP dice ke menos) y ke ha sido TODO un exito...
ELE ELE!!!!
Dice ke había más de 1000 personas(el PP dice ke menos) y ke ha sido TODO un exito...
ELE ELE!!!!
Mira, sé que en la raíz del pelo no se nota nada, parece suyo, pero no me váis a convencer de que eso no es una peluca o algo raro hay ahí.
ANGEL7MJJ, no es tanto que antes las gafas le quedaran mejor, sino que esas son de las que venden los moros, 1 por doscientas y dos por trescientas. Es que así no se puede. Ahora que está mucho mejor se pone cada cosa encima que me quedo muerto.
ANGEL7MJJ, no es tanto que antes las gafas le quedaran mejor, sino que esas son de las que venden los moros, 1 por doscientas y dos por trescientas. Es que así no se puede. Ahora que está mucho mejor se pone cada cosa encima que me quedo muerto.
wowowowwo qque me he quedado speechless completamente
Daniela
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MIREN..!!
OSEA COMO PUEDEN PENSAR KE MIKE LLEVA PELUCA..MIREN ESTA FOTO..NO CREEN KE SI LE SECAN EL CABELLO CON UN SECADOR..(LOGICO) ELPELO SE LE HACE MAS LARGO..Y LISO..Y MAS ABUNDANTE..COOMO PUEDEN DECIR KE MIKE LLEVA PELUCA..? ENTONCES LLEVÓ PELUCA CUANDO ESTABA EN LONDRES..?? YO EN REALIDAD DIGO KE MIKE NOLLEVA PELUCA EN NINGUN MOMENTO..TAL VEZ EXTENSIONES KE ES ALGO DIFERENTE..!!
OSEA COMO PUEDEN PENSAR KE MIKE LLEVA PELUCA..MIREN ESTA FOTO..NO CREEN KE SI LE SECAN EL CABELLO CON UN SECADOR..(LOGICO) ELPELO SE LE HACE MAS LARGO..Y LISO..Y MAS ABUNDANTE..COOMO PUEDEN DECIR KE MIKE LLEVA PELUCA..? ENTONCES LLEVÓ PELUCA CUANDO ESTABA EN LONDRES..?? YO EN REALIDAD DIGO KE MIKE NOLLEVA PELUCA EN NINGUN MOMENTO..TAL VEZ EXTENSIONES KE ES ALGO DIFERENTE..!!
