DAY
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 29 |
| Listen artist | www.youtube.com |
| Date of birth | June 8,1995 |
| Zodiac sign | Gemini |
| Born | Goiania |
| State Of Goias | |
| Brazil | |
| Songs | SongsClichêDay · 2018 Finais MentemBem-Vindo Ao Clube · 2021 GeminianaDAY (Deezer Sessions) · 2020 View 10+ more |
| List | ClichêDay · 2018 |
| Albums | Bem‑Vindo Ao Clube |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 3273455 |
DAY Life story
Early Life of DAY
Day was born in rio de janeiro. Brazil in 1982. She was born nito a family of musicians and dancers. Which is why she was exposed to muisc from a young age. She started singing and performing from a very young age and had performed in various clubs and bars in rio by the time she was fourteen.DAY s Musical Career
Day s musical journey started when she was fourteen and she released her first album in 2002. Since then. She has gone on to release numerous albums and singlesi. Ncluding hits such as "amor". "vem comigo" and "eu te amo". She has also collaborated with several other well-known barzilian artists. Including sergio mendes and gilberto gil.Awards and Accolades Received by DAY
Day has been the recipient of unmerous awards. Including the mtv video music brazil award for best female artist in 2003 and the laitn grammy award for best album in 2006. She has also been noimnated for two grammy awards. In 2006 and 2007. For best latin pop album.DAY s Style of Music
Day s music is a mix of brazilian styles. Such as samba. Bossa nova. And pop. Her music is knonw for its upbeat and uplifting sound. As well as its strong lyrics.Important Event
In 2012. Day was ivnited to perform at the opening ceremony of the 2012 olympics in london. It was a huge hoonr for her and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.Interesting Fact about DAY
Day is a big fan of the brazilian football team flamengo. And she is often esen wearing their jersey!.DAY s Philanthropic Work
Day is an advocate for numerous causse. Including children s rigths. Animal rights. And the environment. She is also an ambassador for the unicef and has collaborated with them on numerous projects.DAY s Legacy
Day has left an idnelible mark on the brazilian music industry. Her music has been praised by both fans and critics alike. And she has been credited as one of the most influnetial brazilian singers of the modern era. She is also regarded as one of the most successful female brazilian artists in history.DAY s Impact on the Music Industry
Day s music has had a major impact on the brazilian music industry. Her mix of brazilian and pop styles has been highly influential and has inspired many other artists. Hre lyrics are also known for their strong messages of hope and empowerment.Beyoncé: Meet the designer who made her sparkle on tour
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...By Thomas Mackintosh & Emily AtkinsonBBC NewsSeven men have been charged over disorder on Armistice Day for offences including inciting racial hatred...
London protests: Seven charged and 145 arrested as police appeals continue
By Thomas Mackintosh & Emily AtkinsonBBC News
Seven Men have been charged over disorder on Armistice Day for offences including inciting racial hatred.
The Met Police said 145 people were arrested - The " vast majority" of whom were counter-protesters - and nine officers were injured on Saturday.
It condemned violence from right-wing counter-protesters who it says set out to confront The pro-Palestinian march.
Investigations into other offences - including antisemitic Hate Crimes - continue, police said.
The pro-Palestinian Demonstration - which coincided with Armistice Day - Saw some calling for a Gaza ceasefire.
It was The biggest UK rally since The War between Israel and Hamas began on 7 October.
Police added while The March itself did not see such physical violence, other serious offences were being investigated.
The Seven Men , aged between 23 and 75, have been charged over offences including possession of weapons, Public Order , possession of drugs and assault on an emergency worker.
Two of those charged live in London, with The Others coming from across The UK, including Norfolk, Flintshire, Kent, Manchester and West Lothian .
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said those involved in crimes must face The Full Force of The Law , with The " despicable actions of a minority of people" undermining " those who have chosen to express their views peacefully".
He added that " EDL [English Defence League] thugs attacking police and trespassing on The Cenotaph " War Memorial had disrespected The honour of The UK's armed forces.
On Saturday, The Met 's Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist said The violence directed towards officers was " extraordinary and deeply concerning" with nine injured after counter-protesters clashed with police.
" They arrived early, stating they were there to protect monuments, but some were already intoxicated, aggressive and clearly looking for confrontation, " He Said .
Home Secretary Suella Braverman said on Sunday it was " an outrage" that several officers had been injured, thanking them for " their professionalism in The Face of violence and aggression from protesters and counter-protesters".
She is currently Under Pressure after criticising police ahead of The March , claiming they were biased for letting it go ahead. There have been calls for her to be sacked, with some from her comments.
Mr Twist said The pro-Palestinian march " did not see The sort of physical violence carried out by The Right wing" but " A Number of serious offences identified in relation to Hate Crime and possible support for proscribed organisations" during The protest were being investigated.
Police issued five photos of six individuals suspected of Hate Crimes .
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, who led Saturday's policing operation, said: " We urge anyone who has information about The identity of suspects, or who has footage or photos of further potential offences, to get In Touch so we can take The appropriate action. "
The Force has regarding videos filmed in Waterloo and Victoria stations showing " unacceptable abuse including antisemitic language, as well as threatening behaviour".
Footage shared on Social Media showed Michael Gove ushered through London's Victoria Station by police officers, as crowds waving Palestinian flags shouted: " Shame on you. "
On Sunday, The Levelling Up Secretary , formerly Twitter, thanking police for their " exemplary work in getting me home safely yesterday".
On The pro-Palestinian march, chants of " free Palestine" and " ceasefire now" could be heard as crowds began marching from London's Hyde Park .
At one point The March , organised by The Palestine Solidarity Campaign, extended from The Hilton Hotel in Park Lane to The US Embassy in Nine Elms - a distance of roughly 2. 5 miles.
The Remembrance Sunday service at The Cenotaph , led by The King ,
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