Heat - Blog Posts
how do i prolong love?
it’s as if I poured gasoline on my heart
lit it up
and expected it not to burn out in an instant.
I want the kind of love that smolders,
the kind that may not be passionate,
but ever present, ever warm, ever burning.
come lie with me in the embers, dearest.
we can curl up on the coals
and burn together.
I'm working by the fire because it is so cold today
Whole Chicken - The Best Beer Can Chicken Ever A can of dark stout beer infused with hot peppers and garlic cloves and a warm and complex spice rub give a whole grilled chicken a flavorful boost.
Sandwich - Fried Buffalo Chicken Sandwiches Every bite of these mouthwateringly tender and juicy fried chicken sandwiches, which are smothered in veggies and seasoned with ranch dressing and Buffalo sauce, delivers a hint of heat.
Side Dish - Cauliflower - Slow Cooker Buffalo Cauliflower Casserole Slow-cooked cheesy Buffalo cauliflower that doesn't overpower in heat and pairs nicely with most all meat.
Holidays and Events - Citrus Honey Brined Smoked Turkey Spend some time brining a turkey with a citrus-honey mixture before smoking it for several hours on an outdoor grill for a deliciously juicy and flavorful bird.
Homemade Tom Yum Soup - Soups, Stews and Chili - Seafood Better than takeout, this homemade tom yum soup has tons of heat from Thai chili peppers and extra shrimp flavor from boiled shell-on shrimp. If you can't handle the heat, omit the Thai chili peppers.
The Point of No Return
author: Trappola
summary: Riddle Rosehearts needs to discuss some important matters with Malleus Draconia, but when a sickness begins to affect the fae, Riddle's eagerness to help leads to some drastic repercussions.
Desserts - Cherry Pie This award-winning homemade cherry pie has a flaky, buttery crust, a thick and perfectly sweetened filling, and a hint of almond flavor.
Asian - Spicy Thai Peanut Noodles This flavorful Asian noodle dish quickly combines chicken, rice noodles, and spicy Thai flavors with a creamy peanut butter sauce.
Dave's Mexican Veggie Tacos These avocado, cilantro, salsa, and queso fresco-topped sweet potato vegetarian tacos will be a hit with everyone in your household, even the meat eaters.
Hace un tiempo, me di cuenta de que el rock es mi género de música favorito, desde que descubrí It's my life de Bon Jovi. Unos años después, descubrí el grupo H.E.A.T., que tiene un estilo como el de Bon Jovi, pero sus canciones son algo más hard, y me encantó.
Some time ago, I realised that rock is my favourite genre of music, since I discovered It's my life of Bon Jovi. A few years later, I discovered the band H.E.A.T., which has a style like Bon Jovi's, but their songs are a bit harder, and I loved it.
Ahora, he probado a entrar en el metal (aunque no me gusta el metal puro, prefiero el hard rock), y hay alguna canción que me gusta. No creo que dure mucho, no disfruto igual.
Now, I've tried to get into metal (although I don't like pure metal, I prefer hard rock), and there are some songs that I like. I don't think it will last long, I don't enjoy it as much.
Pero un grupo que de verdad me ha llamado la atención, tanto por sus ritmos, melodías, significado de la letra de algunas de sus canciones... es Mägo de Oz. Es un grupo español de folk metal (no es tan metal como otros, y me encanta, sobre todo su estilo folk). Su canción más famosa es Fiesta pagana.
But one band that has really caught my attention, for their rhythms, melodies, meaning of the lyrics of some of their songs... is Mägo de Oz. It's a Spanish folk metal band (it's not as metal as others, and I love it, especially their folk style). Their most famous song is Fiesta pagana.
Pues este grupo tiene unas cuantas canciones que sus ritmos me tienen abstraída, como La danza del fuego (especialmente esta), El que quiera entender que entienda, Bandera negra o Molinos de viento.
Well, this group has a lot of songs whose rhythms keep me in awe, such as La danza del fuego (especially this one), El que quiera entender que entienda, Bandera negra or Molinos de viento.
Sin embargo, la de mayor importancia, por su significado, es La cantata del diablo. En esta critica la religión tradicional, es decir, la de la época de La Inquisición, también la actual (y eso me encanta, yo soy atea y no le encuentro ninguna lógica a la religión, ya que fue creada porque en el pasado los humanos no podían explicar las cosas y a todo le daban una explicación divina). El punto de este post es la parte de la canción cuando dicen claramente el porqué de escribir la canción, a partir del minuto 19 (dura 21 minutos la canción 😳). En esa parte no canta, tan solo habla, y por detrás está la melodía que más me gusta de la canción. Voy a escribir esa parte aquí. Eso sí, es mejor escucharla si sabes español y te gusta este tipo de canciones.
However, the most important, because of its significance, is La cantata del diablo. In this song they criticise traditional religion, that is to say, the religion of the time of the Inquisition, as well as the current one (and I love that, I am an atheist and I don't find any logic in religion, since it was created because in the past humans couldn't explain things and they gave everything a divine explanation). The point of this post is the part of the song when they clearly say why they write the song, from minute 19 (the song lasts 21 minutes 😳). In that part he doesn't sing, he just talks, and in the back is the melody that I like the most in the song. I'm going to write that part here. It is best to listen to it if you know Spanish and like this kind of songs (you can also listen to it if you don't know Spanish, in order to enjoy the rithm).
Lyrics of the end and translation:
Padre nuestro, de todos nosotros
De los pobres, de los sin techo
De los marginados y de los desprotegidos
De los desheredados y de los dueños de la miseria
De los que te siguen y de los que en ti, ya no creemos
Baja de los cielos
Pues aquí está el Infierno
Baja de tu trono
Pues aquí hay guerras, hambre, injusticias
No hace falta que seas uno y trino
Con uno solo que tenga ganas de ayudar
Nos bastaría
¿Cuál es tu reino? ¿El Vaticano?
¿La Banca? ¿La Alta Política?
Nuestro reino es Nigeria, Etiopía, Colombia, Hiroshima
El pan nuestro de cada día son las violaciones
La violencia de género
La pederastia, las dictaduras
El cambio climático
En la tentación caigo a diario
No hay mañana en la que no esté tentado de crear un Dios humilde, justo
Un Dios que esté en la tierra
En los valles, los ríos
Un Dios que viva en la lluvia
Que viaje a traves del viento
Y acaricie nuestra alama
Un Dios de los tristes, de los homosexuales
Un Dios más humano
Un Dios que no castigue, que enseñe
Un Dios que no amenace, que proteja
Que si me caigo, me levante
Que si me pierdo, me tienda su mano
Un Dios que si erro, no me culpe
Y que si dudo, me entienda
Pues para eso me dotó de inteligencia
Para dudar de todo
Padre Nuestro, de todos nosoros
¿Por qué nos has olvidado?
Padre nuestro, ciego sordo y desocupado
¿Por qué nos has abandonado?
Our Father, of us all
Of the poor, the homeless
Of the marginalised and the unprotected
Of the disinherited and the masters of misery
Of those who follow you and of those who no longer believe in you
Come down from the heavens
For here is Hell
Come down from your throne
For here there is war, famine, injustice
You need not be one and triune
Just one who wants to help
Would be enough for us
What is your kingdom? The Vatican?
Banking? High Politics?
Our kingdom is Nigeria, Ethiopia, Colombia, Hiroshima.
Our daily bread is rape
Gender violence
Pederasty, dictatorships
Climate change
I am tempted every day
There is not a morning in which I am not tempted to create a humble, righteous God
A God who is on earth
In the valleys, the rivers
A God who lives in the rain
Who travels through the wind
And caresses our soul
A God of the sad, of the homosexuals
A more human God
A God who does not punish, who teaches
A God who doesn't threaten, who protects
If I fall, he will pick me up
If I lose my way, he holds out his hand to me
A God who, if I err, will not blame me
And if I doubt, he understands me
For that is why he endowed me with intelligence
To doubt everything
Our Father, of all of us
Why have you forgotten us?
Our Father, our blind, deaf and unoccupied Father
Why have you forsaken us?
Tan solo quería concienciar a la gente que cree en eso. Para nada estoy contra ellos ni contra la religión, al contrario, cada uno tiene derecho a creer en lo que quiera. Lo que no me gusta es cómo se aprovechan los integrantes de la Iglesia de estas personas devotas, incluso llegando a "robarlos" y a radicalizarlos.I just wanted to raise awareness among people who believe in it. I am not against them or against religion at all, on the contrary, everyone has the right to believe in whatever they want. What I don't like is how the members of the Church take advantage of these devout people, even going so far as to "steal" them and radicalise them.
También me gustaría aumentar el repertorio de canciones de quién lea esto, si le gusta este estilo, claro 😉
I would also like to increase the repertoire of songs of whoever reads this, if you like this style, of course 😉.
Dejo al final unos links de YouTube de algunas canciones que he mencionado.
Here are some YouTube links to some of the songs I mentioned.
Mägo de Oz :
Fiesta pagana
El que quiera entender que entienda
Molinos de viento
La costa del silencio
La danza del fuego
Bandera negra
La cantata del diablo
H.E.A.T. (you can search for it)
Living on the run
Bon Jovi (they're very famous)
It's my life