JUAN: I think colours don't influence on you. It makes no sense your mood changes whatever colour you see anywhere.🐲
IVÁN: Why the pineapple sugus is blue?👷
DANI: I think that it depends on the color, the person is different. For example, blue or green inspire chill out and safety.🎧
SALVA: I think using some light colours can make you feel happy and relaxed, some colours like white and light blue. This colours also can also be perfect to paint your bedroom.♌.
SANDRA: I think the perfect colour for a bedroom in white because you can decorate with furniture in other color. It gives brightness!🐤
LUCÍA: I really like light colours because they make me feel relaxed. For example I¨m going to paint my bedroom and I think I´m going to choose light green because it makes me feel happy!💗💗
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Kareem leads an aimless life between odd jobs and hanging out with his buddies in a crime-ridden Arab ghetto of the mixed city of Lyd. A family tragedy brings him closer to his singer girlfriend, Manar, and motivates him to do something more with his life. When Kareem and his group finally get a chance to perform in a Tel Aviv hip-hop club, the star potential of the 'first Arab rapper' is quickly noticed. Although he raps "I'm not political," Kareem and the group use music to express their tough life as Palestinian youth. But the road to success is never easy... Kareem and his group must face violent nationalistic Jewish rappers, government-imposed gentrification and troubled drug-dealing friends. When Manar's family threatens to harm them if she performs publicly with him, the time comes for Kareem to either surrender to conservative tradition or stand up for the woman he loves, the artist he respects.
https://vimeo.com/48932525A song written by the Palestinian Hip Hop group, DAM, that tackles the issue of "honor killing". A UN Women sponsored music video that is being used as part of a "No Violence Against Women" campaign in schools in the Middle East.
