SANDRA MUÑOZPELÁEZ
"WHAT´S GOING ON"
Marvin Gaye
ÍNDICE
01
09
05
The Singer
The historical events and causes
Photos
02
06
10
The Song
Consequences
Main Rules
11
07
2.2
Opinion
Violations
The song
03
08
12
Underwater hockey
Final
The Lyrics
THE SINGER
Marvin Pentz Gay, Jr. was born in Washington D.C., on April 2, 1939 and died in Los Angeles, on April 1, 1984. His stage name is Marvin Gaye, which was inspired by his artistic idol Sam Cooke. Marvin was an American soul, smooth soul, quiet storm, blaxploitation musician, producer and singer, and is nicknamed "the prince of soul", he was one of the fundamental singers of the Motown Sound.
THE SONG
"What's Going On" published in 1971, is his best known song, its genre is R&B and Soul. It should be noted that it moved the public so much that it received different musical awards.The lyrics of the song are inspired by the violence and police brutality in the United States in the 1960s to black people. One of the song's writers, singer-songwriter Renaldo, was moved to create this song when Benson was shocked to witness the large number of horrific assaults on people at the protest the Vietnam War. That incident became known as 'Bloody Thursday'.
https://youtu.be/H-kA3UtBj4M
THE SONG
The song tries to convey a message to the world about the horrible events that many black families go through. It wants to say that everything can be stopped with love and not through violence, he talks about how they need to be heard and respected. It is a reflection that reflects the discrimination of different races or ideologies, also on the abuse of power by the police, of the many victims and above all how people only know how to judge without having the right to do so.
https://youtu.be/H-kA3UtBj4M
THE LYRICS
In this part of the lyrics where it says… "Everybody thinks we're wrong. Oh, but who are they to judge us. Simply 'cause our hair is long. Oh, you know we've got to find a way. To bring some understanding here today"… Talks about how they were unfairly judged by the authorities, and that they needed to be heard and understood to stop the situation.
THE HISTORICAL EVENTS AND CAUSES
The historic context to which he refers takes place in the sixties, The Civil Rights Movement in the United States had to overcome numerous incidents of police brutality in its fight for justice and racial equality. All the demonstrations and wars that took place were in search of justice and equality with respect to races and the rights of all people, regardless of their nationality, skin color or origins.
CONSEQUENCES
The most important consequences of this frustrating historical event were the innumerable victims, both murders and those affected and injured. An important fact is that the Civil Rights Movement in the United States ended with the assassination of Martin Luther King in 1968, although this movement continues in many forms to this day. The fight for the rights of blacks and discrimination should continue to achieve the desired equality.
OPINION
In my opinion, this song is a work of art, something totally revolutionary and different. It conveys many emotions and introduces you to the situation that is so unfair and absurd due to the police abuse of the time. It makes you reflect, and gives a point of view on the importance of listening to the other and changing these facts with love, something very nice. Marvin Gaye is one of my favorite singers, most of his songs are an inspiration to me and really move me.
Sports of the 60s
UNDERWATER HOCKEY
Physical Education
Underwater hockey, originally invented on November 18, 1954, is a variant of the sport of hockey that was invented in the United States and was very famous and practiced in the 1960s.
UNDERWATER HOCKEY
Physical Education
It is played in two teams, each made up of 10 components, of which 6 are active players, while the remaining 4 await their change on the bench. The match takes place in a deep pool, and its objective is to score a goal in the opposite goal with a 1.2 kg puck.1 The players are equipped with a stick, goggles, tubular breathing apparatus -snorkel-, protective gloves and fins.
Physical Education
ElEMENTS TO PLAY FIELD OF PLAY
Physical Education
MAIN RULES
- A match lasts 33 minutes with 2 periods of 15 minutes.
- At the end of 33 minutes, if there is no winner, a 10-minute overtime will be played and if the result is still a tie, a second overtime will be played where the first to score will win.
- The main referee will restart play 30 seconds after a goal has been scored.
- The goal will be valid as long as the puck completely enters the goal zone or touches the wall of the goal.
- In case of an infraction, only the captain can complain to the water referee.
Physical Education
VIOLATIONS
Mild
-Most offenses made with the stick. wrong exits. -Most obstruction violations. -Grab, hold or push. -Foul language, verbal abuse. -Deliberate obstruction. -Minor infractions on an ongoing basis. -Fights, blows. -Continuous serious offenses.
Bass
THANKS!
FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Underwater hockey
1960s
MARVIN GAYE
PRESENTACIÓN EN INGLÉS
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Transcript
SANDRA MUÑOZPELÁEZ
"WHAT´S GOING ON"
Marvin Gaye
ÍNDICE
01
09
05
The Singer
The historical events and causes
Photos
02
06
10
The Song
Consequences
Main Rules
11
07
2.2
Opinion
Violations
The song
03
08
12
Underwater hockey
Final
The Lyrics
THE SINGER
Marvin Pentz Gay, Jr. was born in Washington D.C., on April 2, 1939 and died in Los Angeles, on April 1, 1984. His stage name is Marvin Gaye, which was inspired by his artistic idol Sam Cooke. Marvin was an American soul, smooth soul, quiet storm, blaxploitation musician, producer and singer, and is nicknamed "the prince of soul", he was one of the fundamental singers of the Motown Sound.
THE SONG
"What's Going On" published in 1971, is his best known song, its genre is R&B and Soul. It should be noted that it moved the public so much that it received different musical awards.The lyrics of the song are inspired by the violence and police brutality in the United States in the 1960s to black people. One of the song's writers, singer-songwriter Renaldo, was moved to create this song when Benson was shocked to witness the large number of horrific assaults on people at the protest the Vietnam War. That incident became known as 'Bloody Thursday'.
https://youtu.be/H-kA3UtBj4M
THE SONG
The song tries to convey a message to the world about the horrible events that many black families go through. It wants to say that everything can be stopped with love and not through violence, he talks about how they need to be heard and respected. It is a reflection that reflects the discrimination of different races or ideologies, also on the abuse of power by the police, of the many victims and above all how people only know how to judge without having the right to do so.
https://youtu.be/H-kA3UtBj4M
THE LYRICS
In this part of the lyrics where it says… "Everybody thinks we're wrong. Oh, but who are they to judge us. Simply 'cause our hair is long. Oh, you know we've got to find a way. To bring some understanding here today"… Talks about how they were unfairly judged by the authorities, and that they needed to be heard and understood to stop the situation.
THE HISTORICAL EVENTS AND CAUSES
The historic context to which he refers takes place in the sixties, The Civil Rights Movement in the United States had to overcome numerous incidents of police brutality in its fight for justice and racial equality. All the demonstrations and wars that took place were in search of justice and equality with respect to races and the rights of all people, regardless of their nationality, skin color or origins.
CONSEQUENCES
The most important consequences of this frustrating historical event were the innumerable victims, both murders and those affected and injured. An important fact is that the Civil Rights Movement in the United States ended with the assassination of Martin Luther King in 1968, although this movement continues in many forms to this day. The fight for the rights of blacks and discrimination should continue to achieve the desired equality.
OPINION
In my opinion, this song is a work of art, something totally revolutionary and different. It conveys many emotions and introduces you to the situation that is so unfair and absurd due to the police abuse of the time. It makes you reflect, and gives a point of view on the importance of listening to the other and changing these facts with love, something very nice. Marvin Gaye is one of my favorite singers, most of his songs are an inspiration to me and really move me.
Sports of the 60s
UNDERWATER HOCKEY
Physical Education
Underwater hockey, originally invented on November 18, 1954, is a variant of the sport of hockey that was invented in the United States and was very famous and practiced in the 1960s.
UNDERWATER HOCKEY
Physical Education
It is played in two teams, each made up of 10 components, of which 6 are active players, while the remaining 4 await their change on the bench. The match takes place in a deep pool, and its objective is to score a goal in the opposite goal with a 1.2 kg puck.1 The players are equipped with a stick, goggles, tubular breathing apparatus -snorkel-, protective gloves and fins.
Physical Education
ElEMENTS TO PLAY FIELD OF PLAY
Physical Education
MAIN RULES
Physical Education
VIOLATIONS
Mild
-Most offenses made with the stick. wrong exits. -Most obstruction violations. -Grab, hold or push. -Foul language, verbal abuse. -Deliberate obstruction. -Minor infractions on an ongoing basis. -Fights, blows. -Continuous serious offenses.
Bass
THANKS!
FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Underwater hockey
1960s
MARVIN GAYE