Threespeak and OCD Manual Curation Collaboration: Compilation #506

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Take note that @threespeak videos can also be posted to their appropriate communities. For example, if you have an amazing travel video, you can upload it in Threespeak and post it in Pinmapple community at the same time.

A compilation post will be created for those upvoted posts to highlight both the author and the community where the post is located, the same way how Other Niche Communities curation works.

Here are the curated posts for this batch:

Hello, Hive Food friends! I’m with you once again to show you a new pasta recipe; this is Rigatoni with Alfredo Sauce and Chicken and the inevitable touch of Parmesan cheese. I hope this delicious preparation is to your liking. Let's see the ingredients and the preparation.

For this week, I'll be sharing the cover of a song titled "great are you Lord** by sinach. The song talks about God greatness and magnanimity, He's the maker of all universe, the creator of all things, and as one of the creations of God, it's best to give God all our worship and praise, only Him deserves it.

A big hug is what I want to give you family, today I want to present you this beautiful song by Julio Iglesias called Abrázame. A hug is a form of expression that we all relate to, it can mean affection, love, sadness, support, etc....

This theme is quite well known in Venezuela in the December season and sounds on almost all radio stations. Harmonically it is very simple since it is made up of three chords that rotate their location to achieve the accompaniment of this theme. Author: Anonymous (Venezuelan folklore) Compiled by Jesús Rosas Marcano and Un Solo Pueblo (Venezuelan). On this occasion the letter that I am adding is not the same one that I know but a new one that they have made and it is the one that currently appears most frequently.

A new week for a music entry and this time around it is the singing voice week 42 so today I decided to come in with an entry of a song which I composed myself since it has been long I compose a song and a lot of people have been asking me when I will go back to composing a song which I have not done for a while so I got the inspiring to do this one today

Pukusaludos to everyone in this #Pukumundo community I am very encouraged to participate this week, as last week I had time constraints and was unable to participate. This time I come to bring you a song of one of my favorite bands called LACUNA COIL, the song is called "Heaven's A Lie". Before I want to clarify that my English is not very fluent, because I'm still in the process of learning and always looking to give the best of me, studying hard for each topic.

This routine is composed of only 5 exercises that are relatively simple but at the same time quite intense. In one of the exercises I decided to add a dumbbell to ballast and add difficulty, that part is optional and it is up to you whether to do it with ballast or not.

Hello dear community of Hive, I bring for you today a classic of classics, "Lamento Boliviano" in which I made the guitar a little different from the original but keeping that little taste that characterizes it. It is a song that everyone, I think we all or most of us have sung at some point. I hope you enjoy it and sing it while I sing it with the guitar jeje. Best regard

Like most people, I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it and recognized the undeniable touch of a Nigerian on the music. From his singing, it wasn't difficult to place Limoblaze's nationality even before hearing his name. I heard several remixes of songs like Jireh, Oceans especially, there are like a million remixes already but I can say that this is one of my favorite remixes ever. And I know a lot of people feel the same. Making this video was so much fun for me and I'll be listening to this for a long time. I hope you enjoyed listening as well?

Hello, dear 3speak community. Once again I bring you a video doing what I am most passionate about in life: aerial dance. You will be able to appreciate how I do a figure that I baptized as diamond, at the end of the video you will see why. Although the names of the figures in aerial dance are not predetermined. It is a matter of imagination. It also looks like a rhombus, or a parrot, it all depends on the imagination of each person. In fact, this is one of the things I love most about this discipline: the breadth in the field of creativity and imagination, where you can always be "yourself". In this discipline there are no body stereotypes, you are neither too thin nor too fat for aerial dance. You just need a body, will and discipline, a lot of discipline.

This concludes this batch's curation report. We would like to congratulate those who are featured and supported. Keep up the good work and continue to post videos on Threespeak.