@alextrafficdj: #VENEZUELA 🇻🇪 🚨REPORTAN🚨 FUNCIONARIOS POLICIALES DE LA BRIGADA MOTORIZADA #CPNB AMEDRENTARON A CIUDADANO POR MAS DE 20 MINUTOS HASTA QUE DIERA DINERO PARA DEJARLO IR, OCURRIÓ EN MARACAIBO ( EDO ZULIA ) 🚔🚨🔞

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luisramirez68559
Luis Ramírez :
Ya me da miedo asta manejar bicicleta 🚴
2026-04-16 10:16:31
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jose.almeida9929
Jose Almeida :
pero xq sean mal pagado no sé puede hacer eso hermano no eso no sé justifica
2026-04-16 16:04:21
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carloseduardohern2777
Carlos Eduardo Hernandez Rio b :
bueno no soy funcionario no lo critico por todo los funcionarios son mal pagado
2026-04-16 13:40:32
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oscarluisortegap
dios es mi guia :
tengo fe q mi país sea un país próspero con el favor de Dios y no suceda esta cosa
2026-04-16 12:39:30
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americagomez598
americagomez598 :
Que vergüenza 🤦
2026-04-16 15:55:37
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hesnalh
hesnalherrera :
esto tambien es iA pregunto porq todo ahora es iA .. usted me dira..
2026-04-16 11:57:40
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jorge201438
jorge Villegas :
que triste mi Venezuela
2026-04-16 15:43:09
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jorg24.com
JORGE.COM🦍 :
no sean mal pensados les regalo amablemente para que compraran un refresco para el almuerzo 🥰 los buenos somos más
2026-04-17 03:59:53
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joseignacioquinte5
joseignacioquinte5 :
La trizte realidad
2026-04-16 15:38:20
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j45c3
JC :
no hay excusas
2026-04-16 18:36:41
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luisgerman612
user81760029756 :
épale este video no tiene Doritos después o qué
2026-04-16 17:03:40
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gerardofuenm
gerardofuenm :
nooooooorrrrrrmaaaaaaaaallllllll
2026-04-16 13:49:53
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cruz.breto
Cruz Breto :
los tres Doritos, que ya compré refresco
2026-04-17 01:10:56
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joha47577
joha :
nada nuevo
2026-04-16 12:38:04
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walisd.velsquez
Walisd Velásquez :
la honestidad escaseando
2026-04-16 13:43:46
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Pancho Lalo :
2026-04-16 13:14:48
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javier.herrera312
Javier Herrera :
ya cuadraron para la bolsita 🤣🤣
2026-04-18 02:31:08
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glexis.peraza
glexis peraza :
que barbaridad
2026-04-16 14:50:51
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haudin7532
@Primero Dios :
Nadie lo vio
2026-04-16 13:33:57
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yhosmelvt08
Yhosmelvt08 :
Diosdi que dice sobre esto
2026-04-17 01:39:01
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Darwin José Añez :
2026-04-16 17:50:17
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user1606930805093 :
La triste realidad 😔
2026-04-17 10:42:06
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tucupei :
2026-04-16 17:53:58
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victorbelizario4
victor belizario :
que raro
2026-04-16 11:40:09
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Rosa Perdomo473 :
que pena y tristeza que todavía estén actuando así
2026-04-17 05:36:50
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Credit to @aileensophiee who did the incredible video on this that came up on my feed (she is far better than I am - fun fact is I’ve never studied solfège which is probably why I bodged it up).  When you see singers calling this the Major scale, the Arabic scale, and the Chinese scale, that's not really the full story even though to your ear the middle key sounds similar to Arabic music and the same for Chinese. But there isn't a single Arabic scale. Across the Arab world, music is traditionally organised into maqāmāt (singular: maqām), which is a rich family of melodic systems, each with its own characteristic intervals and rules. There are dozens of commonly used maqāmāt, and they don't all sound alike. Some include intervals that don't exist in the Western twelve-note equal-tempered system, including neutral intervals often approximated as quarter tones. The one in this video is most similar to Maqām Hijaz although that’s not totally the “Double Harmonic Major scale” that I think this is. I’d love an Arab musicologist to fill us in in the comments.  The same applies to the so-called
Credit to @aileensophiee who did the incredible video on this that came up on my feed (she is far better than I am - fun fact is I’ve never studied solfège which is probably why I bodged it up). When you see singers calling this the Major scale, the Arabic scale, and the Chinese scale, that's not really the full story even though to your ear the middle key sounds similar to Arabic music and the same for Chinese. But there isn't a single Arabic scale. Across the Arab world, music is traditionally organised into maqāmāt (singular: maqām), which is a rich family of melodic systems, each with its own characteristic intervals and rules. There are dozens of commonly used maqāmāt, and they don't all sound alike. Some include intervals that don't exist in the Western twelve-note equal-tempered system, including neutral intervals often approximated as quarter tones. The one in this video is most similar to Maqām Hijaz although that’s not totally the “Double Harmonic Major scale” that I think this is. I’d love an Arab musicologist to fill us in in the comments. The same applies to the so-called "Chinese scale". What many people are actually recognising is the sound of a pentatonic (five-note) scale, which has been prominent in many Chinese musical traditions for centuries. Scale degrees are called gong, shang, jue, zhi and yu - it would never traditionally use do re mi as seen here. Solfège - which is the whole #doremi thing - is a system developed primarily in Italy and France to teach singers how to recognise and reproduce musical pitches.

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