Debrii Drops Maltese Gem During Gozo Carnival Weekender

Feb 14 2024

‘Għawdex int biss, tagħtini s-serħan’.

DJ Debrii dropped an iconic Maltese gem of a song during his Gozo carnival Weekender, blending the track with Coldplay’s ‘A Sky Full Of Stars’.

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The track, as many know, calls Gozo a diamond in the Mediterranean – quite fitting as it is played during one of the biggest carnival celebrations in the Maltese islands.

The crowd quickly jumped in to sing along to the track as they continued to party at G7’s Friday Carnival Gozo Edition party at Aurora, Victoria, Gozo.

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DJ D-Rey Uses Priest Viral Moment In Nadur Carnival

Feb 14 2024

Maltese DJ D-Rey used a recent viral moment which saw a Żurrieq priest having an outburst during mass as part of his music set during the Nadur Spontaneous Carnival.

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Il-President Mar sal-Karnival tan-Nadur 💵 Grazzi lil @G7 Events Malta u @MaltaDaily.mt 🫶 #jienilpresident #drey #satisfaction #edit #karnival #nadur #g7events #maltadaily

♬ original sound – D-REY

D Rey blended the iconic moment with the ‘Satisfaction’ track, stitching the moment where the priest asks the church singer to begin singing to transition into the song’s drop.

‘Jien Il-President (Satisfaction Edit)’ has also been made available for free downloading.

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Lent Begins Today: Will You Be Observing?

Feb 14 2024

The Christian religious observance of Lent begins today, commemorating the 40 days of Jesus Christ’s fasting in the desert and enduring temptation by Satan.

The observance is practiced by Christians worldwide and sees them abstaining from foods such as meat or sweets, whereas others try to fast from other vices or behaviours they deem personally noteworthy.

The period begins with Ash Wednesday, which sees some churchgoers having ash in the form of a cross administered onto their foreheads. The period ends with the celebration of Easter to commemorate the rising of Jesus from the dead.

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Maltese Artistry Shines Through Carnival Gran Finale

Feb 14 2024

A hard year’s work culminates in a massive spectacle of carnival floats, which wows the entire crowd convening to watch on.

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Thousands made their way to St Anne Street in Floriana yesterday evening, February 13th, for the Carnival Gran Finale.

A grand exhibition of carnival floats, together with various carnivalesque performances and spectacles, filled and paraded through the street as people joined in on the traditional celebrations.

This marks the end of the carnival celebrations for 2024, as many of those competing in the various sections eagerly await the results.

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Did you attend the carnival celebrations?

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