October 🎃 Goodbye

A Tango 💃 With 🧛🏻 Dracula

"A Tango With Dracula"

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Perfect for passionate meetings, tango dances and grown-up Halloween parties.
🎙️ Vocals: Deep, mysterious female & male duet
🎶 Genre: Tango | Electrotango | Tango Nuevo |  Dark Tango |  Halloween | Dark Cabaret 
🎥 Visual style: Dark | Mysterious | Passion | Romance | Tango | Dracula | Blood
🖊️ Lyrics by ©Heidi Sinnet - Stylize Music
🎼 Music is AI assisted
🎬 Video is made by Stylize, using AI animated clips (Dracula) and video clips from Cottenbro Studio, Los Muertos Crew, Largo Editt, Gift Habeshaw, Maxmilian Nemec, Titiwoot Weerawong and Mikhail Nilov (Pexels, Pixabay, Vecteezy and Freepik). 
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	"A Tango With Dracula"
I’ve invited you to my castle in Bran	I place her on the chair closest to the 🔥	We dance ’til the last candle 🕯️
I want to take you in, as your man	I sit with distance to tame my desire	Now I no longer have that doubt
I have prepared a sumptuous feast	Every time her fork touches her lips	I want her blood and all of her
I will serve you well, hide my beast	My napkin wipes my drool that drips	We can't go back to where we were
🍷🩸	He serves me well with fruit and wine	I want him to take me — all of me
He tries to be gentle and takes my hand	His gestures encourage me to dine	I no longer have the wish to flee
He leads me to the castle door so grand	I start feeling the blood pump inside	I slowly expose my neck and skin
His long fingernails hurt my skin	A hunger and a desire I cannot hide	My blood pumps faster from within
I feel a shiver from deep within	🍷🩸	🍷🩸
🍷🩸	With tango music I invite her to dance	He bared his vampire teeth for her
I take her inside my medieval hall	I'll hold her close, I'll take that chance	He laid her by the fireplace on a fur
I hang her jacket on the vaulted wall	Her mouth and lips are close to my ear	He said: "Finally you are all mine"
My hand leads her to the dining room	Her deep breath is all I can hear	"It’s my turn to drink my wine"
Where a banquet is served in heat & bloom	He leads me firmly on the floor	Ohhh… He drank of her
Hundreds of candles are the only light	I briefly consider fleeing to the door	On the fireplace fur
They illuminate his skin so pale and white	I can't; I give in and surrender	She lived, she passed
In contrast to his hair, combed so tight	I hope he will be warm and tender	They were united at last
And colored as black as the darkest night	🍷🩸	🍷🩸

https://youtu.be/orolsU5X6Yw?si=jGch8lhkPrJlb2c7

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Vampire Waltz

The video clips are from Van Helsing and two Phantom of the Opera movies and the Song is called the Vampire Waltz

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The phrase "Tango with Dracula" primarily points to two distinct creative pieces: a dramatic ballet sequence and a dark pop song.

The Dracula Ballet Tango
In the critically acclaimed production of Dracula by the Polish National Opera, choreographed by Krzysztof Pastor, there is a famous, intense tango between Count Dracula and Jonathan Harker. 
🎼 The Music: Set to the dark, evocative compositions of Wojciech Kilar.
🧛 The Performance: Originally danced with striking power by Vladimir Yaroshenko as Dracula and Patryk Walczak as Jonathan Harker.

"Dracula's Tango (Sucker for Your Love)"
If you are thinking of a song, this is a cult-classic 1982 British pop track by the all-female new wave group Toto Coelo. 
* The Vibe: Quirky, theatrical synth-pop with campy Halloween energy.
* Famous Lyrics: "Dracula la la, I'm a sucker for your love, when you do do do what you do to me."
* Covers: It has been notably covered by goth-rockabilly band Zombina and the Skeletones and performed in cabaret styling by artist Kim David Smith. 

Other Notable Mentions
💃"A Tango With Dracula" (2025): A cinematic, dark duet single released by Stylize de Tango on Spotify.
🕺"Dracula Cha Cha": A experimental gothic-tango track performed by The Tango Saloon featuring vocals by avant-garde rock icon Mike Patton.

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Count Dracula & Jonathan Harker's Tango 
(Dracula Ballet) 1080p - Polish National Opera
Count Dracula - Vladimir Yaroshenko
Jonathan Harker - Patryk Walczak

                 

Chocolate Day 🍫October 28

🍫 National Chocolate Day ☕

When is National Chocolate Day?

All you need to know about National Chocolate Day!

What is National Chocolate Day?

National Chocolate Day is celebrated annually on October 28. 
While there are many chocolate related holidays throughout the year, National Chocolate Day is a day to celebrate all things chocolate.

National Chocolate Day is observed annually on October 28.  While there are many specific chocolate related holidays throughout the year, National Chocolate Day celebrates all things chocolate.  As America’s favorite flavor, chocolate is well deserving of its own day of honor and celebration.  (Some sources designate July 7 or December 28 as Chocolate Day or International Chocolate Day.)

How is chocolate made?

Chocolate comes from the seed of the tropical Theobroma cacao tree.  Cacao, which has been cultivated for at least three millennia, is grown in Mexico, Central America and Northern South America.  The earliest known documentation of using cacao seeds is from around 1100 BC.  The cacao tree seeds have a very intense, bitter taste that must be fermented to develop the flavor.

Once the seeds have been fermented, the beans are dried, cleaned and roasted.  After roasting, the shell is removed to produce cacao nibs.  The cacao nibs are then ground into cocoa mass, which is pure chocolate in rough form.   The cocoa mass is usually liquefied then molded with or without other ingredients. At this point in the process, it is called chocolate liquor.  The chocolate liquor may then be processed into two components: cocoa solids and cocoa butter.

Unsweetened baking chocolate –  cocoa solids and cocoa butter in varying proportions.

1. Sweet chocolate –  cocoa solids, cocoa butter or other fat and sugar.
2. Milk chocolate – sweet chocolate with milk powder or condensed milk.
3. White chocolate – cocoa butter, sugar and milk but no cocoa solids.

Research has found that chocolate, when eaten in moderation, can lower blood pressure.

HOW TO OBSERVE

Go out to your favorite restaurant and indulge in a delicious chocolate dessert or try one of these recipes at home:

1. Chocolate Lasagna
2. Fudge
3. No Bake Chocolate Oat Bars

Use #NationalChocolateDay to post on social media.

HISTORY

National Chocolate Day was created by the National Confectioners Association.

There are over 1,200 national days. Don’t miss a single one. Celebrate Every Day with National Day Calendar!

http://www.nationaldaycalendar.com/national-chocolate-day-october-28

In Honor Of National Chocolate Day, Here Are The Strangest Things We Know About Chocolate

https://www.bustle.com/articles/191207-in-honor-of-national-chocolate-day-here-are-the-strangest-things-we-know-about-chocolate

October 28

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World 🎼 Opera Day 🗣 Oct. 25th

World 🌍 Opera 🌎 Day 🌏

Every year on October 25th, World Opera Day shines the light on opera’s contribution to one’s wellbeing. 

The day also celebrates opera performers and encourages us to learn more about this genre of music.

When one thinks of opera, they might automatically think of opera music. However, opera is about so much more. An opera is a form of theater that includes an extended dramatic composition. The musical parts in an opera are sung along to instruments. Most operas include other elements, such as acting, scenery, costumes, and ballet.
Jacopo Peri composed the first opera. He named the opera Dafne and wrote it in 1597 in Florence, Italy. Because of this, Italy is considered the birthplace of opera. 

Two types of operas were eventually formed. These included the opera seria and the opera buffa. The former is a dramatic and serious opera while opera buffa, on the other hand, is comedic. Opera became popular throughout Europe during the Baroque era, which extended from 1600 to 1750. The first opera in the United States wasn’t performed until 1796 at the French Opera House in New Orleans. Because of this, New Orleans is known as America’s First City of Opera. 

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Today, operas are performed all over the world. Some of the most famous operas include:

La Traviata   by Giuseppe Verdi - Adapted from: La Dame aux Camélias

Don Giovanni  by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Tosca  by Giacomo Puccini

Carmen  by Georges Bizet

La Bohème  by Giacomo Puccini

Tannhäuser  by Richard Wagner

These operas and many others are performed in Milan, Sydney, Vienna, Paris, Moscow, Buenos Aires, New York, and London. 

These cities are home to the most famous opera houses in the world, such as Palais Garnier, San Carlo Theatre, and Metropolitan Opera House.

HOW TO OBSERVE 

#WorldOperaDay

In celebration of this day, operas are performed all over the world. If you can’t make it to the opera, other ways to participate include:

• Watch videos of operas on the internet.
• Learn about famous operas, composers, and opera houses.
• Commit to attending an opera soon.
• Research famous opera singers, including Maria Callas,  Luciano Pavarotti, Joan Sutherland, Jonas Kaufmann, Pretty Yende, Benjamin Bernheim and Andrea Bocelli. 
• Also, on this day, share a video of your favorite opera singer on social media with #WorldOperaDay.
  

 

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🌍WORLD 🌎 OPERA DAY 🌏 HISTORY

Three opera organizations launched the first World Opera Day on October 25th, 2019. These organizations included Opera America, Opera Europa, and Opera Latinoamerica.

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/world-opera-day-october-25/

                         

Halloween 🎃Pumpkin Art 🎃 MoMA

Four Years of MoMA

Halloween Pumpkins

Posted by Jason Persse, Editorial Manager, Marketing and Communications

For the fourth year running, MoMA visitors who pass through the Museum’s film entrance during the days leading up to Halloween are treated to an iconic modern-art masterpiece - in seasonally appropriate pumpkin form.
In celebration of the Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs exhibition, the knife-wielding crazies at Maniac Pumpkin Carvers have “cut out” a beautiful interpretation of Matisse’s Blue Nude.

Henri Matisse’s Blue Nude 

MoMA film lobby

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Edvard Munch’s The Scream 

 (from October 2012) 

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From the swirling heavens of

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

 (from October 2011)

To the conceptual tomfoolery of  

René Magritte

Maniac Pumpkin Carvers’ homage to 

René Magritte’s La Trahison des images

Ceci n’est pas une pipe

(The Treachery of Images -This Is Not a Pipe) 

from October 2013

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These art o’ lanterns are an autumn favorite

among staff and visitors alike.

From The Museum of Modern Art

Have a very Happy Halloween!

  Tags: Edvard Munch, halloween, Henri Matisse, René Magritte, Vincent van Gogh

 

The Scream

Pumpkin Carving for MoMA HD

Maniac Pumpkin Carvers created this pumpkin for the Museum of Modern Art, based on Munch's famous painting The Scream. The pumpkin coincided with the opening of the exhibit, marking the paintings arrival in the US.

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https://www.moma.org/explore/inside_out/2014/10/31/four-years-of-moma-halloween-pumpkins

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