Fok! Muziek Trivia deel MXVI

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 16:34 schreef Scrutinizer het volgende:

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We zijn in shock
Fabchannel stopt ermee!

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 16:43 schreef Z het volgende:
Met niet Duits bedoel ik Frans.

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 16:57 schreef ranja het volgende:
Nep fransen, zie alleen maar engelstalige songtitels

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 17:04 schreef ranja het volgende:
Indochine?

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 17:34 schreef newbiedoobiedoo het volgende:
Jo Lemaire?

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is een Nederlandse zanger. Na jarenlang in allerlei achtergrondkoortjes, commercials, jingles en programmaleaders te hebben gezongen, wordt hij in 1999 nationaal bekend van de titelsong van het programma Big Brother. Dit lied, getiteld Leef, komt op de nummer één-positie van de Mega Top 50. Verder is hij regelmatig te zien in het KRO-programma Het gevoel van..., waarin hij een groot deel van de zang voor zijn rekening neemt. Andere tunes van hem zijn bijvoorbeeld de begintunes van de series Spijkerhoek en Vrouwenvleugel. In 2007 en 2008 was hij één van de achtergrondzangers bij het RTL4 programma Singing Bee.

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Angry patrons disrupt phony concert in Suriname

Published on Tuesday, March 3, 2009

By Ivan Cairo
Caribbean Net News Suriname Correspondent

PARAMARIBO, Suriname: What was supposed to be a glamorous stage performance by ended in a disastrous event in Suriname in the small hours of Saturday morning with angry patrons in the stands shouting for their money to be refunded.

Minutes after the artiste entered the stage in a packed Anthony Nesty Indoor Stadium, patrons realized that they were conned by show promoter Angel Ventura from ‘Events 4 Suriname’, an entertainment bureau operating here.

Security had to rescue US entertainer Trina Johnson, who was allegedly hired to do an imitation of from the stage and whisked her away in a limousine. During her second song, people started throwing bottles and other missiles to the podium, while some were screaming that this was a hoax and a rip-off.

Subsequently, chaos broke out with angry patrons looting the bars in the stadium, while others rushed for the gates. Part of the stunned crowd just stood there in disbelief, looking at a by then empty stage.

“This is not happening; I can’t believe this,” a female patron said in disbelief, while her companion was tugging at her arm to leave the venue.

“At least this will compensate for my loss,” a man shouted running away from a bar where he grabbed two bottles of whiskey from the shelves.

Meanwhile, police have started a criminal investigation into the case, after scores of disgruntled patrons filed complaints alleging fraud, police spokesman under-inspector Humphrey Naarden said in an invited comment.

So far, no arrest has been made, since Angel Ventura, allegedly from the US Virgin Islands, and his assistant Signet Samson, disappeared after the concert, without paying several local sponsors, organizations, stage managers and artistes who performed support acts.

However, Trina Johnson was questioned by police, but since she could produce a contract stating that she would perform an imitation act she was subsequently released. Also, local assistants during the show were questioned. Tickets for the concert were sold for US$20 and US$25 while VIP-tickets were costing US$55.

Days before the concert people were already skeptical since there was no press conference as usual when popular entertainers arrive in Suriname. The organizer claimed that was too tired from the flight to do interviews. During an interview, however, Trina Johnson, claiming to be ’s manager, disclosed that the singer was very excited to perform in Suriname.

People were therefore shocked to witness Johnson performing the act.

Meanwhile the concert has been dubbed the ‘Phony ’ show. The promotion campaign, including a TV ad portraying the real saying that she is coming to Suriname, made people believe that the genuine R&B singer was coming to Paramaribo.

“This is a clear cut case of fraud,” said police spokesman Naarden.

Impersonating someone else with the intent to pilfer something, whether it is money, a good or service from another individual, according to Article 386 of the Surinamese Criminal Code is a criminal offence with a maximum jail term of three years.

Since several of the suspects are foreigners, border crossings would be alerted to be on the look-out.

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 20:26 schreef TheSilentEnigma het volgende:
Beyonce?

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 20:40 schreef peaceman het volgende:
Rihanna?

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Op vrijdag 6 maart 2009 22:41 schreef bartrid het volgende:
Pas gelezen ergens, Toni Braxton.

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Take back that sad word good-bye
Bring back the joy to my life
Don't leave me here with these tears
Come and kiss that pain away