KALTBLUT-HONK! 03 The Divas
issue #03. Published 15.05.2011 by Marcel Schlutt & Nina Kharytonova. Art, Fashion, Music and Photography. Artists: Natalia Avelon, Kazaky, Lola Depru, Christian Branscheidt and many more All Copyrights @ The Artists! Berlin 2012 www.kaltblut-magazine.com
issue #03. Published 15.05.2011 by Marcel Schlutt & Nina Kharytonova. Art, Fashion, Music and Photography. Artists: Natalia Avelon, Kazaky, Lola Depru, Christian Branscheidt and many more All Copyrights @ The Artists! Berlin 2012 www.kaltblut-magazine.com
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TRASH
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DIVAS
Mister Magnus v. Keil is a very well known Dj based in
Berlin. His taste of music is very trashy and we love him
because of that. That´s why HONK! asked him to make a
top 5 of trashdivas in music. www.vonkeil.com
5.) SABRINA
The Hot Girl with a Bikini Problem.
The fact that with the right combination of disco trash and bare breasts
equals a recipe for guaranteed success was apparent to European music
producers no later than 1985. Clear across the continent, the Samantha
Fox clones sprouted like mushrooms out the dirt and bribed their public
with particularly scanty clothes and sparse talent. The ladies wore little -
in most cases actually nothing more than just their first name - rhymed
‘Dancing’ – ‘Romancin’ or ‘Action’ – ‘Satisfaction’ , and especially moved
the male youth of Europe into euphoria. This is also true of the Italian Sabrina
Salerno, former fashion model for sleazy magazines, which we were
allowed, in the video for “Boys Boys Boys” in 1987, to take a very intimate
glimpse at her splashing around in a pink crepebikini. Even today, in the
age of barrier free sexuality, this is only tolerable under the influence of a
lot of Blue Curacao. But please, with umbrellas!
“Hot Girl” - www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2e6OsAF7Rs
4.) VALERIE DORE
The Cleaning Lady with a Penchant for “Romantic Dance “.
The astounding popularity of thin women’s voices from the Mediterranean
would have probably never existed without the success of Valerie
Dore’s 1984 debut single “The Night”. That, of course, is not only because
of her special sound, but also her bizarre, expressionistic dance style that
Valerie Dore displayed during her stage performances – consequently,
requiring a new musical categorization appropriately termed “Romantic
Dance “. The fact that Valerie Dore, in real life actually Stucci Monica, currently
working as a cleaner in a recording studio and the real singer Dora
Carofiglio who was represented as an optical double, was only known by
a few insiders. Later, Stucci made her own attempt in front of the microphone
- but unfortunately these efforts were almost completely ignored.
In 1991, she moved to Madagascar to record a whole new album with
ethnic influences...and we are all still waiting on.
“Lancelot” - www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmAUflk0US8&feature=related