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The Wind and the Rain (play) | Use New Zealand English | The Wind and the Rain is a 1933 play by New Zealand author Merton Hodge. It was the first play by a New Zealander to be produced on the West End.
The play was first produced as As It Was in the Beginning.
It was performed 1,001 times, from 1933, at St. Martin's Theatre in London's West End, and six months in 1934 at the Ritz Theatre on New York's Broadway,"The Wind and the Rain", IBDB, accessed 16 August 2021 toured the world and was translated into nine languages. |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | Premise | Premise
The adventures of young medical students at university over a five year period. The main character, Charles, is torn between three women - his mother, a sculptress, and a childhood sweetheart. |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | German Version | German Version
The play was adapted into German by Douglas Sirk as Regen und Wind. |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | Adaptations | Adaptations
The play was adapted for television in 1938.
It was adapted for Australian radio in 1942, 1950, and 1957. |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | Stage Productions | Stage Productions
1932 (as "As It Was In The Beginning”) at Arts Theatre in London
1933 at St Martin's, LondonThe Wind and the Rain at Theatricalia - with Celia Johnson in the cast
1934 at Ritz Theatre, New York
April 1934 at Northampton Rep - cast included Errol Flynn
1934 in Sydney
July 25-30 1938 at Millbrook Theatre, Millbrook, Connecticut - with Montgomery Clift and Celeste Holm in the cast
1943 in La Boite Theatre, BrisbaneThe Wind and the Rain at La Boite
1944 in Sydney
1960 in Liverpool
2023 at Finborough Theatre, LondonFinborough Theatre production details |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | References | References |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | External links | External links
Category:1933 plays |
The Wind and the Rain (play) | Table of Content | Use New Zealand English, Premise, German Version, Adaptations, Stage Productions, References, External links |
1949 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game | # | Redirect 1949 NCAA basketball championship game |
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Local Health System Integration Act | # | redirect Local Health Integration Network |
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1978 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game | # | Redirect 1978 NCAA Division I basketball championship game |
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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Liane Cartman | [[:Liane Cartman]] | :Liane Cartman
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Draft:Mansaarnault | AfC submission/draft | Mansaarnault is an alleged esoteric concept, historical figure, or metaphysical phenomenon referenced in niche internet communities since early 2023. While its origin remains unclear, Mansaarnault has been cited in online forums, comment sections, and fringe spiritual blogs as both a ritual practice and a symbolic entity associated with healing, perception, and transformation.
Origins and Etymology
The term Mansaarnault first appeared in a series of anonymous comments on video platforms and discussion boards. Some users claimed it referred to an "ancient resonance-based ritual," while others described it as a symbolic representation of a forgotten philosophical order. The name is sometimes interpreted as a portmanteau of Mansa (meaning “king” in Mandé languages) and Arnault (possibly a French surname), although no definitive origin has been established.
Cultural References
Online posts often describe Mansaarnault as part of a "personal alignment process," with references such as:
"Comments are like ritual with Mansaarnault."
"It helped me release timelines that were no longer mine."
"The shift happened after the Mansaarnault silence."
Several anonymous blogs and Medium articles have attempted to interpret the concept as metaphorical, linking it to Jungian archetypes, lucid dreaming, and AI-generated spirituality.
Public Speculation
Due to the cryptic nature of the references, some internet users have speculated that Mansaarnault is part of a viral marketing campaign, an alternate reality game (ARG), or an experimental digital currency. Others believe it to be a form of modern myth-making or digital folklore.
Despite repeated appearances in comment sections and niche forums, no verified source or organization has claimed ownership or authorship of the term.
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Digital folklore
Alternate reality game
Esotericism in internet culture
Meme rituals |
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Bono: Stories of Surrender | Infobox film
| Bono: Stories of Surrender is a 2025 American documentary film about the Irish musician Bono, directed by Andrew Dominik. The film documents a 2023 performance by Bono at the Beacon Theatre in New York City during his one-man stage show "Stories of Surrender: An Evening of Words, Music and Some Mischief...", which was undertaken to promote his 2022 memoir Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story.
The film had its world premiere at the Special Screenings section of the 78th Cannes Film Festival on May 16, 2025, where it received a seven-minute standing ovation. It will be released on Apple TV+ on May 30, 2025, as both a standard 2D film and an Apple Immersive Video for the Apple Vision Pro headset, making it the first feature-length film to be released in the format. Preceding the film's release, an abridged version of Bono's memoir that follows the narrative arc of the film was released in paperback, also under the title Bono: Stories of Surrender. |
Bono: Stories of Surrender | Reception | Reception
Steve Pond of TheWrap wrote, "It's bombastic, extravagant and melodramatic at times – but I don't use those words as pejoratives, because in the hands of Bono and Dominik, it's also pretty glorious, a mashup of Bono's life and U2's music that refuses to be contained by the usual boundaries of an author's tour or a one-man show."
Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "The musical interludes — which include gorgeous versions of such songs as 'Sunday Bloody Sunday', 'Where the Streets Have No Name', 'Vertigo', 'Desire' and 'Beautiful Day', among others — provide a welcome contrast to the film's inevitable talkiness. Ditto the kinetic cinematography and editing, which give the proceedings an arresting cinematic quality." |
Bono: Stories of Surrender | References | References |
Bono: Stories of Surrender | External links | External links
Category:2025 documentary films
Category:American documentary films
Category:Bono
Category:Apple TV+ original films
Category:Films directed by Andrew Dominik |
Bono: Stories of Surrender | Table of Content | Infobox film
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1958 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game | # | Redirect 1958 NCAA University Division basketball championship game |
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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mr. Mackey | [[:Mr. Mackey]] | :Mr. Mackey
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Non-notable character, fails GNG. Almost all of the sources are primary, and the ones that aren't are of questionable reliability and/or do not demonstrate significant coverage. A WP:BEFORE search did not yield results. Madeleine (talk) 21:22, 20 May 2025 (UTC)
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Category:Television shows based on works by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez | cat main |
Blasco Ibanez, Vicente |
Category:Television shows based on works by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez | Table of Content | cat main |
Category:Television shows based on works by Spanish writers | [[Category:Television shows based on works by writer | Spanish
Television shows |
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Local Health System Integration Act, 2006 | # | redirect Local Health Integration Network |
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Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Short description | The Office of the Casa de Nariño it is the inner circle of the President within the Office of the President of Colombia. It is headed by the Chief of Staff of the Casa de Nariño, who also presides over the Office of the President. The staff works for the President and reports directly to him and his senior advisors. Almost all Casa de Nariño Office staff are political appointees of the President and can therefore be dismissed directly by him.
The order of senior staff is not always the same; this depends on the direction each presidential administration chooses to give them. These staff members, who have close, high-level contact with the president, are called General Directors, and the second-level staff are called Presidential Advisors. These assistants oversee the president's political and policy interests. |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Mision | Mision
The problems facing Colombia at any given time cannot be addressed by the president alone, and therefore the president draws on the expertise of others in the administration and even within the administration, as a chief of staff may differ from his predecessor or successor.
While chiefs of staff may differ in the degree of policy advice they provide to the president, they are the administrators of the Casa de Nariño personnel system. |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Organization | Organization |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Office of the Chief of Staff | Office of the Chief of Staff
Chief of Staff of the Casa de Nariño: Vacant |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Military House of the Casa de Nariño | Military House of the Casa de Nariño
Head of Security at the Casa de Nariño: Luis Bermúdez |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Office of Communications | Office of Communications
Secretary for Communications and Press:Augusto Cubides
Presidential Advisor for the Regions:Luz María Múnera |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Counseling | Counseling
Commissioner for Peace:Otty Patiño
Presidential High Advisor for Human Rights:Lourdes Castro
Presidential High Advisor for Childhood and Adolescence: Juan Sebastián Arango |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Office of the Vice President | Office of the Vice President
Chief of Staff of the Vice Presidency: |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Notes | Notes |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | References | References |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | External links | External links |
Draft:Office of the Casa de Nariño | Table of Content | Short description, Mision, Organization, Office of the Chief of Staff, Military House of the Casa de Nariño, Office of Communications, Counseling, Office of the Vice President, Notes, References, External links |
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Isabela Scalabrini | Short description | Isabela Scalabrini Matte, best known as Isabela Scalabrini (born May 9, 1957), is a Brazilian journalist. |
Isabela Scalabrini | Biography | Biography
Born in the Copacabana neighborhood, Scalabrini graduated in journalism by Faculdades Integradas Hélio Alonso, in Rio de Janeiro. Reporter of Globo since 1979, she was hired after an one-year paid internship. Scalabrini started in the apuration and six months later, she was to the Sports Department. When Scalabrini arrived in Globo, there's no one woman working there. The journalist started making reports to Globo Esporte, and she covered several sports modalities, with exception of the soccer, that was always destined to the men of the redation.
It was in the 1983 Pan American Games, in Caracas, Venezuela, that Scalabrini had her first opportunity of make an outstanding work. According to the journalist herself, she only was assigned to cover the competition because she had a "very modern" boss. During the competition, Brazil got several medals in the amateur sports, precisely that who Scalabrini was designed to cover, like rowing and swimming. Of this way, Scalabrini got, for first time, that her reports aired on Jornal Nacional, one of the main programs of the station. After her good performance on the 1983 Pan American Games, Scalabrini was assigned to cover the 1984 Olympic Games, in Los Angeles, and 1988, in Seoul, South Korea, and the 1986 World Cup, in Mexico, in addition to many volleyball and basketball championships. Scalabrini presented Globo Esporte, Esporte Espetacular and Fantástico in the 80s, and RJTV in the 90s. |
Isabela Scalabrini | 1984 Olympic Games | 1984 Olympic Games
In the Los Angeles Olympics, Scalabrini accompanied the finish of the female marathon inside the Coliseum, where she did the report about the effort of the Swiss marathonist Gabrielle Andersen to complete the race. The image is considered one of the most importants of the world sports. |
Isabela Scalabrini | 1986 World Cup | 1986 World Cup
In 1986, in the World Cup of Mexico, Scalabrini covered the Argentine Selection. She was practically the one female reporter. Scalabrini listened many little jokes of several nationalities. But was to her that Maradona gave an interview, that started exclusive in the concentration of the Argentine team, but that soon it became a conference with the running of the reporters, surprised, trying to reach her. |
Isabela Scalabrini | 1988 Olympic Games | 1988 Olympic Games
Scalabrini did the polemical interview with Joaquim Cruz in which he reported the use of anabolics by the American Olympic Team after the disqualifying of the Canadian runner Ben Johnson by doping. |
Isabela Scalabrini | General editorial and Globo Minas | General editorial and Globo Minas
In 1992, Scalabrini changed sport by general editorial. In 1998, she was transferred to TV Globo Minas. Scalabrini was one of the first women to cover sports on Globo, during many years. She admits have faced some prejudice, in the covering of soccer, for example, but she was never disrespected. The journalist often says that the space that she doesn't conquered in the sports world was the locker room.
On September 2009, Scalabrini was one of the interviewed to speak about the 40 years of Jornal Nacional, being the first sports reporter of the newscast. The interview occurred in the studio of Jornal Nacional, in Rio de Janeiro. Scalabrini presented MGTV 1ª Edição until August 2019, when she passed to make street reports to local newscasts of TV Globo Minas and to Jornal Nacional.
On January 31, 2023, Scalabrini left TV Globo after 44 years on the station. |
Isabela Scalabrini | References | References
Category:1957 births
Category:Living people
Category:Brazilian women journalists
Category:Mass media people from Rio de Janeiro (city) |
Isabela Scalabrini | Table of Content | Short description, Biography, 1984 Olympic Games, 1986 World Cup, 1988 Olympic Games, General editorial and Globo Minas, References |
Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Wendy Testaburger | [[:Wendy Testaburger]] | :Wendy Testaburger
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Just done a quick Google so not gone in any depth so no !vote yet, but: -
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/South_Park_and_Philosophy/Nx_QTjonFP4C?
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Deconstructing_South_Park/YF6TMQf385gC?
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Taking_South_Park_Seriously/H7OEFij0QkgC?
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Everyday_Discourses_of_Menstruation/E11BDAAAQBAJ?
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Boy_Culture/iEPPEAAAQBAJ?
https://whatculture.com/tv/south-park-every-main-character-ranked-worst-to-best?page=7
https://movieweb.com/south-park-best-stan-and-wendy-episodes-ranked/
https://www.cbr.com/south-park-wendy-as-scary-as-cartman/
https://screenrant.com/south-park-show-best-characters-ranked/
https://www.cracked.com/article_41101_cartmans-most-crushing-defeat-on-south-park-was-a-win-for-breast-cancer-awareness.html
Suggest some degree of notability that needs to be examined. BoomboxTestarossa (talk) 09:27, 21 May 2025 (UTC) |
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Draft:Spider-Man:Brand New Day (2026 film) | AfC submission/draft | Spider-Man: Brand New Day |
Draft:Spider-Man:Brand New Day (2026 film) | Table of Content | AfC submission/draft |
File:We Were Liars 2025.jpg | Summary | Summary |
File:We Were Liars 2025.jpg | Licensing | Licensing |
File:We Were Liars 2025.jpg | Table of Content | Summary, Licensing |
Category:Television shows based on works by Arturo Pérez-Reverte | cat main |
Perez-Reverte, Arturo |
Category:Television shows based on works by Arturo Pérez-Reverte | Table of Content | cat main |
NASCAR Hall of Fame 2026 | # | redirect NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2026 ballot |
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Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Copy edit | Sefwi Wiawso is a town in the Sefwi-Wiawso Municipal District in the Western North Region of Ghana. It doubles as the capital of Sefwi-Wiawso Municipal District and Western North Region.Touring Ghana - Western Region Wiawso serves as the traditional seat for the Omanhene of Sefwi-Wiawso Traditional Area. The settlement of Wiawso began on hilltop with Sefwi-Dwenase settlement occupying the lowlands. Overtime, Wiawso and Sefwi-Dwenase have conurbated with almost all the financial institutions, governmental agency-offices, lorry terminals and the main market all located in Sefwi Dwenase. Wiawso is known for producing timber, cocoa and cashew. One of Ghana's 261 Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs), Sefwi Wiawso Municipal is a member of the 22 MMDAs in the Western North Region. Legislative Instrument (L.I) 1386, which was passed on November 23, 1988, formed the Municipality and designated Wiawso as its official capital. Based on the 2021 population and residential census, there are 151,220 people living in the Municipality, including 75,905 men and 75,315 women. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | History | History
Just like any other township or village in Ghana that has a name, there is a special story and a history behind the name, Sefwi Wiawso. The lands on which Sefwi Wiawso is located in the moment was once a thicket of forest with abundance of game and fertile soil. Through hunting the people came to discover the potential of the lands that has now become the Wiawso township. Over time, the then farmers realized the fertility of the soil and took advantage of it by starting cocoa farms there. Amongst the early settlers were the family of the then king, Nana Kwasipanin Bumankama and his wife Kooko Adwoa.
The first woman of the land was believed to have established a groundnut farm on top of the hill so they received much sunlight in most times of the day. She(the first lady) later named the place of her groundnut farm “Eyia wo so” which literally meant there is abundance of sunlight here. This place is what has now become known as Sefwi Wiawso as the people came to build their homes there. It is believed that Nana Kwasipanin Bumankama came to kill an elephant at where Sefwi Wiawso highlands and raised a high platform for preparing and drying the game. The king later come to realize that the highlands is very suitable place for settlements and very strategic in view of the rampant battles during those times. That would help them see oncoming enemies in the lowlands.
The people therefore moved and made their new settlement at the Sefwi Wiawso highlands under Nana Bumankama, the sixth king of the Sefwi area. This is the settlement that has developed to become Sefwi Wiawso of today, a land with people especially with passion for Agriculture. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Jewish community | Jewish community
Sefwi Wiawso is home to a Jewish community known as the House of Israel. The community maintains the Sefwi Wiawso Synagogue. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Traditional council | Traditional council
The Paramount Chief of Sefwi Wiawso is Katakyire Kwasi Bumangamah II. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Economy | Economy
Agriculture is the major economic activity in Wiawso, thus in terms of employment and income generation, with about 80% of the working population engaged in this sector which constitutes the main source of household income. There are three prominent types of farming activities in this area are livestock farming, food and cash crop farming. The most predominant amongst these cash crop productions is cocoa which constitute a greater percentage of the farmers in Wiawso and surrounding communities. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Education | Education
Prominent among the educational institutions in Wiawso are Wiawso College of Education, Sefwi Wiawso Senior High School, Sefwi Wiawso Senior High Technical School and Sefwi Wiawso College of Health. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Landmarks | Landmarks
The Tree of God (Nyame Dua). The tree of God is located at Nyamebekyere, a distance of about 5 km from Sefwi Wiawso. It is said that about 150 years ago, a farmer struck a machete into the stump of the tree and this is still visible in the trunk of the tree. The tree has continuously been growing ever since, and today the trunk of the tree completely surrounds the machete.
Abombirim sacred tortoise forest. It is a sacred forest preserve in which a giant tortoise lives. When one sees the tortoise and picks it, there turn to be total darkness in the forest. Until such a time that the tortoise is left for light to re-appear, one will not be able to find a way out of the forest. It is located at Sefwi Boako, a 21 km distance from Sefwi Wiawso.
Ancestral hole. The ancestral hole is at Sefwi Bosomoiso, about 4 km from Sefwi Wiawso, the capital. It is
believed that the royal family of Bosomoiso community originated from this hole. It is believed to be a bottomless hole surrounded by trees but no leaves fall into it. The hole is alleged to have healing powers (Western region: Human development report 2013 by UNDP). |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Culture | Culture
The chiefs and people of Sefwi-Wiawso traditional area celebrate the Alluolue Festival (Yam, Eluo). This festival is celebrated to mark an event that took place in the past. The festival is claimed to bring together people for the planning of development and sew bonds of unity and friendship. During the festival, visitors are welcomed to share food and drinks. The people put on traditional clothes and there is durbar of chiefs. There is also dancing and drumming. To commemorate a historic occurrence, the occasion is held. The event aims to bring people together in order for planning for growth and to forge ties of brotherhood and solidarity. The chiefs settle disputes prior to the festive commemoration to guarantee a trouble-free occasion. |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | References | References
Category:Jewish communities
Category:House of Israel (Ghana)
Category:Populated places in the Western North Region
Category:Sefwi people
Category:Regional capitals in Ghana |
Sefwi Wiawso (town) | Table of Content | Copy edit, History, Jewish community, Traditional council, Economy, Education, Landmarks, Culture, References |
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Karl-Carstens-Bridge | orphan | The Karl Carstens Bridge is a road bridge crossing the Weser River in the Hanseatic city of Bremen, Northern Germany. It connects the Bremen districts of Habenhausen and Hastedt. It is one of Bremen's five bridges over the Weser River and is operated by the state of Bremen.
Until 1999, the bridge was officially called the Werder Bridge (the word "Werder" refers to a river island) because it spans the part of the city, called "Stadtwerder". It was then renamed the Karl Carstens Bridge after the former President of Germany Karl Carstens, who was a native to Bremen. Colloquially, the bridge in Bremen is mainly known as the Strawberry Bridge (Erdbeerbrücke). This bridge commemorates the large strawberry plantations that once existed in Bremen-Habenhausen.
Construction of the bridge began in 1966 and was opened to pedestrians and cyclists in 1970, then to general traffic in 1971. The bridge was renovated in 2007 and reopened to traffic in 2008 after the work was completed. In 2024, the responsible Bremen building authority stated that the bridge could be used for another 20 years after the renovation. |
Karl-Carstens-Bridge | See also | See also
List of bridges in Germany |
Karl-Carstens-Bridge | References | References
Category:Road bridges in Germany
Category:Viaducts in Germany
Category:Bridges in Bremen
Category:Bridges over the Weser
Category:Buildings and structures in Bremen (city) |
Karl-Carstens-Bridge | Table of Content | orphan, See also, References |
Ombudsman Ontario | # | redirect Ontario Ombudsman |
Ombudsman Ontario | Table of Content | # |
1947 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game | # | Redirect 1947 NCAA basketball championship game |
1947 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game | Table of Content | # |
Draft:Soltryx | AfC submission | |
Draft:Soltryx | Soltryx | Soltryx
Soltryx is an independent electronic music producer and artist known for their experimental and atmospheric sound. Blending elements of ambient, synthwave, and experimental electronic music, Soltryx gained attention in the mid-2020s through streaming platforms like SoundCloud and Spotify. |
Draft:Soltryx | Career | Career |
Draft:Soltryx | Early Releases (2024–2025) | Early Releases (2024–2025)
Soltryx began publishing music on SoundCloud and Spotify in late 2024, quickly developing a niche following for their immersive, genre-blending sound. Their tracks often feature ethereal melodies, textured synths, and subtle beat progressions, evoking a cinematic feel. |
Draft:Soltryx | Breakthrough in 2025 | Breakthrough in 2025
In 2025, Soltryx released a steady stream of singles including "dejavu," "Angelic," "givenchy," and "Vegas." These releases helped establish Soltryx’s signature sound and attracted the attention of the underground electronic community. The track "dejavu" in particular became a standout for its dreamy production and emotional resonance. |
Draft:Soltryx | Musical Style | Musical Style
Soltryx’s music is characterized by:
Lush atmospheric pads
Experimental rhythms
Dreamy, ambient textures
Influences from synthwave, lo-fi, and chill electronic
Their sound is often compared to artists in the vaporwave and ambient electronic scenes, but with a more emotional, introspective edge. |
Draft:Soltryx | Discography | Discography |
Draft:Soltryx | Singles | Singles
"Reach" (2025)
"Clue" (2025)
"North" (2025)
"dejavu" (2025)
"Angelic" (2025)
"givenchy" (2025)
"Vegas" (2025)
"lore" (2025) |
Draft:Soltryx | EPs and Albums | EPs and Albums |
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