Rings Around the Moon
Rings Around the Moon, or Ring around the Moon, or" variation, may refer to:
Del can-can al mambo
Del can-can al mambo(" From the Can- Can to the Mambo") is a 1951 Mexican film.
It was directed by Chano Urueta.
I Can't... I Can't
I Ca n't ...
I Ca n't, released worldwide as Wedding Night, is a 1970 film.
It was the directorial debut of Piers Haggard.
Under the Cherry Moon
Under the Cherry Moon is a 1986 American musical film directed by and starring Prince in his directorial debut.
The film also stars former The Time member Jerome Benton, Steven Berkoff, Kristin Scott Thomas( in her feature film debut), and Francesca Annis.
The film was a critical and commercial failure, winning five Golden Raspberry Awards, including Worst Picture, tying with" Howard the Duck".
But, despite that, its soundtrack album, entitled" Parade", went platinum, selling over a million copies.
Girls & Boys (Prince song)
" Girls& Boys" is a 1986 song by Prince and The Revolution, from the album" Parade", the soundtrack to the film" Under the Cherry Moon".
The song was released as a single in the UK, and as the B-side to" Anotherloverholenyohead" in the US.
Following the smash success of its predecessor" KissGirls& Boys" peaked at number 11 in the UK, but was not released as a single in America.
Prince's former drummer, Bobby Z. later commented that the song may have helped the entire album and film achieve bigger success, saying" second singles sometimes were n't right ...' Kiss' was a complete smash and set the album up huge.
In my opinion it should then have been' Girls& Boys', not' Mountains'".
The music video for the single consisted of clips from the film and separately- shot footage of The Revolution, including Prince's then- fiancee Susannah Melvoin.
" Girls& Boys" is a funk offering featuring both live drumming as well as Linn drum machine.
The keyboard hook is a peculiar duck- like sound.
This is the first official Prince single to include the saxophone contributions of Eric Leeds.
The lyrics speak of characters similar to Christopher and Mary from" Under the Cherry Moon", although their actions are not seen in the film.
The song includes a seduction spoken by Marie France in French, as well as an early attempt by Prince to deliver a short rap.
Background vocals are Wendy& Lisa, and Susannah Melvoin.
Sheila E. is not in it.
The B-side was the LP version of" Under the Cherry Moon".
The 12" single also included the 1984 track" Erotic City", which originally backed" Let's Go Crazy".
In addition, a special double 7" single was released containing" Girls& Boys She's Always in My Hair"( which originally backed" Paisley ParkUnder the Cherry Moon", and" 17 Days", which originally backed" When Doves Cry".
In March 2006, British actress Kristin Scott Thomas, one of the stars of" Under the Cherry Moon", nominated" Girls and Boys" as one of her eight favourite Desert Island Discs.
" Girls and Boys" was covered by jazz/ funk bassist Marcus Miller on his 2005 album" Silver Rain", featuring singer Macy Gray.
Del (disambiguation)
Del is a vector differential operator represented by the symbol ∇( nabla).
Del or DEL can also refer to:
Sun and Moon
Sun and Moon( or, less commonly, Moon and Sun), The Sun and the Moon, or variants may refer to:
Grosso (surname)
Grosso or Del Grosso is an Italian surname:
Las Chicas del Can
Las Chicas Del Can was the first all- female merengue group from Dominican Republic.
Originally created by pianist Belkis Concepción, several teams of female vocalists and musicians have alternately performed under the name Las Chicas del Can throughout the group's history.
Founded in 1981," Las Chicas del Can" performed a number of hits throughout the eighties, and a great number of their singles and albums achieved gold and/ or platinum status.
Hits such as" El Negro No Puede, La Media María, Sukaína, Juana la Cubana, Culeca, Ta' Pillao, Fuego, Fiebre," and" Las Pequeñas Cosas" are now regarded as merengue classics.
Las Chicas Del Can had tremendous success, receiving platinum records and gold records and made extensive tours around the world and Europe, including Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Puerto Rico, the United States, Holland and others.
The dance" Juana La Cubana" was popularized by the eternal Juana the Cuban Teresa Dominguez, who with her charisma and dance captivated the whole world.
The disc Juana la cubana received a platinum record in Venezuela in 1988 for 100,000 thousand copies sold and another more for the song of 50,000 copies combining it in one of his most recognized works in the entire trajectory of Las Chicas Del Can Pianist Belkis Concepción left the group early to go solo in 1985.
Singers Miriam Cruz and Eunice Betances then teamed up and got vocal support from, among others, Luchy Betances and Verónica Medina.
Verónica Medina herself then went solo in 1987.
In 1988 singer Heidy Bello joined Las Chicas Del Can but was replaced in 1991 by singers Arismar Eduardo and Rosana Eusebio.
In 1992, the group reinvented itself under the name" Míriam Cruz y Las Chicas."
The first year under that name, they produced a successful album entitled" Nueva Vida" featuring a hit song written by Juan Luis Guerra," Te Propongo."
Later that year," La Loba" was also well received by merengue fans and quickly became another hit.
A European tour( 1993- 1994) soon followed.
In 1994 Miriam Cruz y Las Chicas scored another hit with the song" Con Agua de Sal( OTI)," and 1995 included another successful European tour.
Meanwhile, the original name was kept alive by a music industry manager who discovered a group of new and talented young ladies who would carry the torch for" Las Chicas del Can".
In 1993, Michell Flores, Grissel Baez and Florángel del Villar teamed up to keep the legacy alive.
Due to the situation not entirely clear among fans, the new girls were hailed as the" Monumental".
They started traveling around the globe, covering the band's original repertoire with songs like" Juana la Cubana".
This 2nd line- up of Las Chicas Del Can quickly became a successful act in their own right with hit tunes such as" Voy Pa'llá, Hacer El Amor Con Otro, Celoso, Explosivo" and" Sin Compromiso."
After the albums" Botando Chispas"( 1994) and" Derramando Sueños"( 1996) lead singer Michell Flores went solo and the 2nd line- up of" Las Chicas del Can" disbanded in 1998.
" Las Chicas del Can" was eventually reformed a third time in 1999, but this particular group was never able to achieve the success of earlier line- ups.
To this date, the first line- up of" Las Chicas Del Can"( which featured Míriam Cruz, Eunice Betances and Theresa Domínguez) has proven to be the most successful line- up.
Carmen Santos( née De Leon), former member of the group, is the mother of reggaeton artist Austin Santos, better known as Arcángel.
Can-can (disambiguation)
The can- can is a dance.
Can- Can may also refer to:

Question: Which film was released earlier, Under The Cherry Moon or Del Can-Can Al Mambo?