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Former X Factor Malta contestant’s touching ukulele Maltese song deserves a shout out

Former X Factor Malta contestant’s touching ukulele Maltese song deserves a shout out
Aug 14 2022 Share

Singer and song-writer Brenda Debattista, better known as Bee, has a deep appreciation for the Maltese language and heritage. And this little tune performed with a ukulele blends this sentiment with her impressive musical talent.

 

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Many know her from her X-Factor Malta contesting, where her signature ukulele and enchanting voice left a mark on viewers, other contestants and judges alike. 

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She was eventually placed in a group of 3 women under the name of ‘Reign’, making it all the way to the final six. She has since continued on with her musical journey releasing songs and sharing with us some of her deepest reflections through song. 

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Celebrity Turkish chef visits Malta and jokes with local about building forts

Celebrity Turkish chef visits Malta and jokes with local about building forts
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Celebrity Turkish chef Cuneyt Asan who specialises in meaty delicacies visited Malta and took the time to visit a wholesome video with one of the locals in Imdina. 

Filming in front of a horse-drawn carriage, Asan reveals to a Maltese local that he is Turkish in a funny little skit. The Maltese then reacts by highlighting that we had to build the walls and forts of Imdina and the rest of the island to defend against the Ottoman Empire during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. 

 

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The video however ends with the Maltese saying ‘But now we are friends’ before the two hug it out to show all is well. 

The chef, known as ’The King of Meat’. is a massive culinary celebrity, known for his special recipes and love for meat. Asan loves sharing tips and tricks to his followers, which amount to well over 421 thousand, on how to prepare a delicious steak. 

 

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He also owns 40 restaurants and 20,000 farms whilst also employing some 2,500 workers after he started his career from scratch from a humble family.

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Former PM Alfred Sant shares Gozo over-development concerns

Former PM Alfred Sant shares Gozo over-development concerns
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Taking to social media, former prime minister Alfred Sant voiced his opinion, which coincided with that of many, that there is massive worry about Gozo’s over-development. 

Opposing the airport and tunnel linking Malta to the sister island, Sant’s concerns come after a survey found that all of the participants from various industries on the island felt that the island is losing its charm due to over development.

On a Facebook post, Sant said that the island is becoming like a smaller version of Malta and is losing the attractions which once drew visitors to it. He placed his finger on a whole list of ‘ambiguous intentions’ involved. 

‘I cannot understand, for example, how serious tourism promoters in Gozo started to worry about this over-development but at the same time favour the monstrous project which has seemingly gone back onto the shelf – the tunnel between Malta and Gozo.’

He also highlighted how these same ambiguous intentions also back up the airport project which according to Sant, reemerged when it should have been put aside completely. 

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One of Malta’s first ‘Instagrammers’ talks about how it’s okay to spend time alone

One of Malta’s first ‘Instagrammers’ talks about how it’s okay to spend time alone
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One of Malta’s very first Instagram personalities Daniel Azzopardi took to social media to discuss how being comfortable with oneself solo can heal, despite the misconceptions about it.

The four time award winning digital creator got up and personal with one of his latest postings, marking 10 years of doing ‘this social media…thing.’ 

He explained how throughout the years, a common message he received concerned his spending time solo – either going for a coffee, travelling around the globe or dining by himself. 

The messages expressed various reactions to doing so, some asking him about how weird this all is and others applauding him for his courage to do so. 

‘All my life I struggled to make connections. I was always the loner/outsider/weirdo which in turn made me look for happiness in friends and relationships and depend on it.’ Saying that doing so is okay unless one is highly sensitive, he decided to make it a point to enjoy his own company. 

‘Now that somehow makes me a better and happier person when I am with my friends and loved ones.’

‘For a lot of people this solo thing is weird. For me, it was healing’ concluded Azzopardi. Do you enjoy spending time by yourself? 

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