C. Ronaldo’s Carnaval Representation
Ana | Feb 23, 2009 | Comments 17
Hum… not really sure what to comment on this one. The picture speaks for itself. C. Ronaldo’s carnaval representation took place in Torres Vedras, Portugal. Also not sure if that thing on the right are his man parts of if he’s got a little excitement going on as well… The guy does seem to be happy to be there though.
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halo ronaldo love you luki
hi ronny! i know tat rite now ur in ortugal and i want to wish u a safe and fun time in madeira, portugal. Good luck for your future in real madrid!
luv yuuuuuu <333
Hello c.ronaldo you are my best player in in the world you and rooney my name is ismaila jammeh but my friends call me w.rooney and become calling w.rooney.i want to be your friend
and my email is smljammeh@yahoo.co.uk
so lover to hear your email soon
It been long time now since i jet your mail but of i was busy so it take lont to reply hope its not a problem. well i was so glad to let you know about mt country as you want to know more about it i you can ask anymore question about the Gambia and i will let you know.
Well! Although Gambia is the smallest country in Africa, its culture is the product of very diverse influences. The national borders outline a narrow strip on either side of the River Gambia, a body of water that has played a vital part in the nation’s destiny and is known locally simply as “The River.” Without natural barriers, Gambia has become home to most of the ethnic groups that are present throughout western Africa, especially those in Senegal. Europeans also figure prominently in the nation’s history because the River Gambia is navigable deep into the continent, a geographic feature that made this area one of the most profitable sites for the slave trade from the 15th through the 17th centuries. (It also made it strategic to the halt of this trade once it was outlawed in the 19th century.) Some of this history was popularized in the Alex Haley book and TV series “Roots,” which was set in Gambia. Although much of Haley’s depiction of the past has been discredited in certain quarters, the Gambian government has embraced the opportunity to serve as a cultural center for the African diaspora and for others seeking to better understand the rich heritage of African people.
The single largest tribal group in Gambia is the Mandinka, an agricultural people with a hereditary nobility. The Wolofs are very prominent in the capital city of Banjul, as are the Ajus, descendants of freed slaves who rank among the bureaucratic elite. The Jola people are predominantly organized around the cultivation of rice, and the Fulas around the herding of cattle. The Sarahuli people are involved in local trade. Each of these groups speaks its own language, all of which are classified as part of the Niger-Congo language group. English is the official language of Gambia, and the country forms a long narrow strip of English speakers surrounded by francophone Senegal. The majority of Gambians are Muslim, though urban people tend to be more strict in their adherence to Islamic law than people in the countryside.
The nation’s historical European presence had little impact on traditional African music. Among the Mandinka, the hereditary role of griots as historians, praise-singers, and musical entertainers has ancient roots. Once attached to noble families, griots were important people who arranged marriage terms and mediated disputes, as well as set history to music. The principal instruments are the balafon, similar to a xylophone; the ngoni, a small traditional lute; and the kora, a cross between a harp and a lute with 21 strings. Gambians consider the kora to be a symbol of national culture and pride, and the Gambian style is distinguished by its flamboyance and the nasal tones of its male vocalists. All Gambian tribal groups have important oral traditions, and many of their identifying folktales have been translated into English. In both the Fula and the Wolof traditions, there are many stories about the Hyena (an unworthy character) and the Hare, the character who becomes Brer Rabbit in the folklore of the United States. In the Wolof versions, Hare came from the griot caste.
Some of the Gambia’s most ancient monuments are located inland near Wassau, where circles of stones mark 1,200-year-old burial grounds. Most of the country’s cultural landmarks are closer to the coast. Just off the southern bank, where the Gambia River meets the Atlantic, the capital city of Banjul occupies an island (named St. Mary by the British), and is home to The Gambian National Museum. The skyline of Banjul is also graced by the twin minarets of the King Faud Mosque and the State House, built by the Portuguese. Nearby in the area around MacCarthy Square the is old colonial part of the city exhibiting its 19th-century architecture. On the river’s northern bank at Barra Point is Fort Bullen. This fort was built by the British to replace the defeated James Island Fortress, which had been erected by the Germans in 1651, and is thus a symbol of European rivalry. The fort was also an important transshipment center for the slave trade.
For now i am wishing you all the best successful things with joy and happiness from God.
with regards.
Ismaila or rooney
okay love you too
Ronaldo I would like you if you were in football because you love it. Your just in it for the girls and money. Your such a disappointment.
hey every one im also a fan i love ronaldo im a gal im 21 and im livind the life. well cant complain about ronaldo moving came to understand that more than the ecxitement its also business and wanting something new everyday i love you all, would also love to get ronaldos website just want to keep in touch my e-mail is spenaldo@yahoo.com combination of spele and ronaldo heeeeeeee chouw.
halo ronaldo love you luki
you my best player in a world
shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My LovE is just Dos suntos Avira (Cris Ronaldo)
yu ma joey
ကၽြန္ေတာ္အားအက်ဆံုးနဲ႔အႀကိဳက္ဆံုး ကစားသမားပါ။ ျဖစ္ႏုိင္မယ္ဆုိရင္ ျမန္မာျပည္ကုိ လာေစခ်င္ပါတယ္။ လာပါလုိ႔လည္းဖိတ္ေခၚပါတယ္။ ဒီထက္ပုိၿပီးေအာင္ျမင္ပါေစ။ ဒဏ္ရာလည္းျမန္ျမန္သက္သာပါေစ။
hello ronaldo ilove you cristuano ronaldo
yarrak ye
yuh sikine daşağına bak bak
Hello C.Ronaldo you the best
Zal mi was .!
On jest kochany