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آذر ۲۱م, ۱۳۸۵ | ۰۴:۰۰
Good Post. Nice blog!
آذر ۲۱م, ۱۳۸۵ | ۱۲:۲۲
Reading your last babble reza;),i remembered “Verunika”,the most famous part of the 9th symphony, composed by Bethoveen which means ” The hope, gone with the wind”. The music was supposed to be offered by musician to Napeleon Bonapart, the first consul of the revolutionary republic government; but soon before completion the song, Napeleon called himself the King! and the hope of the young revolution went with the wind. Now it is verunika, our daily story in Iran.