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Story of a Song: I Can Feel - X Tend
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When X-Tend released ‘I Can Feel’ in 1984, it was an immediate hit with Maltese radio playing it repeatedly alongside the likes songs by Dep...
Experiencing The Flesh and The Spirit
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The reception that is afforded to any major foreign work when brought to Malta is always interesting to observe. Typically it elicits ex...
In Search of Meaning Through Art
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Tizjina It is hard to explain what it is that attracted me so much to it. ‘Tizjina’ is a rather unassuming painting that at first glanc...
The Fading Echos of Hax Xluq
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Because of the ever rising number of cars on Maltese roads, and the resulting increase in traffic, people have started getting creative in...
Looking Beyond
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There is the popular belief that we look at art in search of beauty but that's not really it; what we are truly looking for is that m...
The Rabbit’s Favourite
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It is a scene so common that it is far too often ignored. Whether you’re walking in the countryside or simply past an abandoned building...
Make Some Noise For The Camera
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Fuzzhoneys in concert. Photo by Chris Vella / Storbju There are moments, often as I’m fighting off tiredness to write a piece, where I ...
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Tal-Bakkari Ruins in Zurrieq
Sometimes it is the memory of the place that stays with you. Others it is the story. This is one of the latter. It is common for peop...
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When X-Tend released ‘I Can Feel’ in 1984, it was an immediate hit with Maltese radio playing it repeatedly alongside the likes songs by Dep...
The Courage and Faith Of Mrs Henrietta Chevalier
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Chapel of St Agatha, Zurrieq
Sometimes, you go past a building that piques your interest but not enough for you to stop and really look at it. Perhaps it is becaus...
The Flower That Paints Malta Yellow
How many times do we stop to hear birds sing? Or appreciate the sensation of a cool breeze on our face? Do we notice wildflowers that o...
Snapshots Of The Maltese: Rebecca Camilleri
“I’m Hanging Up My Spike Shoes” There are many athletes who face a daily struggle to balance their work, life and training commitments....
The Fading Echos of Hax Xluq
Because of the ever rising number of cars on Maltese roads, and the resulting increase in traffic, people have started getting creative in...
The Rabbit’s Favourite
It is a scene so common that it is far too often ignored. Whether you’re walking in the countryside or simply past an abandoned building...
Looking Beyond
There is the popular belief that we look at art in search of beauty but that's not really it; what we are truly looking for is that m...
Experiencing The Flesh and The Spirit
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