Cyprus 2018: Eleni Foureira - “Fuego” (1 Viewer)

[COB]

There was a Fuego lip-sync (or LIP-SYNC as they love to call it in the subtitles) on the most recent episode of Drag Race España, and it was everything

 

[Apoca]

Heard this for the first time tonight. I like.

Yeah yeah funky fire!

 

[Marina Salty]

The video for poliploki is out and it's horrible but features a few ΒΙΚΤΩΡΙΑ station shots

 

[Marina Salty]

She's expecting a baby.

 

[Diddy]

Her husband

ME NEXT

 

[Marina Salty]

Her husband

ME NEXT

Here

 

[Kratz]

I can exclusively reveal that I am also carrying his child.

 

[Diddy]

Here

Thanks love

I mean I don’t want to complain but you seem to have posted the Insta link instead of his pornhub account

 

[Marina Salty]

The professionalism of scheduling having a baby just before you can hit the prides

 

[Marina Salty]

Don't know how Panik allowed her to upload the video on her own channel and with their ID on the end.
But here it is.

 

[VoR]

 

[Kratz]

Why isn’t she coming to London?

 

[Finn]

Brexit

 

[Marina Salty]

Why isn’t she coming to London?

No one invited her

 

[Marina Salty]

Btw there's some obviously very local news going on that the clergy is shocked and appalled at her because she used the first verse of the Lord's prayer in one song and they think she shouldn't.

 

[Tisch]

Btw there's some obviously very local news going on that the clergy is shocked and appalled at her because she used the first verse of the Lord's prayer in one song and they think she shouldn't.

someone call EL DIABLO!

 

[Marina Salty]

She'll be playing a small part in this series this week (00:27).

 

[Marina Salty]

Obsessed with her latest

 

[Alla]

Why the title in Spanish again!? Oh it's the same word in Greek, Αεροπλάνο.

 

[Marina Salty]

Why the title in Spanish again!? Oh it's the same word in Greek, Αεροπλάνο.

There's lots of words used in both, meaning the same thing and pronounced the same way, mainly ancient greek and medieval venetian ones (συνώνυμο-sinónimo / cuñada-κουνιάδα). Then there's the ones that are related but grew to mean different things (παλάβρας - palavras). And lastly there are the homophones, accidentally identical but unrelated and meaning different things (miga-μύγα / τρύπα-tripa).
There's a song that's made of common words between the two

 

[Alla]

Oh wow! I studied ancient Greek a couple of years but didn't know that.

 

[Marina Salty]

The phonetic similarity i can't explain though.

 

[Marina Salty]

She dropped it