02/28/2024
Myrtillajus
323 Reviews
Myrtillajus
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To Nina Simone
“All I want is equality
For my sister, my brother, my people and me
Yes, you've been lying to me all these years.
You told me to wash and clean my ears.
And speak very well, just like a lady.
And stop calling me Sister Sadie.
But this country is full of lies.”
These are the words of Mississipi Goddam, a song by Nina Simone (to whom this fragrance is dedicated), created in 1963, after learning of the arson attack in a Baptist church in Alabama that cost the lives of four little girls.
A controversial song, not played on the radio but which Nina Simone will perform in all her live performances.
“She was an Anomaly” is one of the phrases that best defines this strong woman, a fighter for racial and gender rights, having the courage to oppose the system.
This creation with unusual but harmonious notes wants to describe her: a floral, slightly fruity and powdery combination. Original and beautiful, I liked it a lot.
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For my sister, my brother, my people and me
Yes, you've been lying to me all these years.
You told me to wash and clean my ears.
And speak very well, just like a lady.
And stop calling me Sister Sadie.
But this country is full of lies.”
These are the words of Mississipi Goddam, a song by Nina Simone (to whom this fragrance is dedicated), created in 1963, after learning of the arson attack in a Baptist church in Alabama that cost the lives of four little girls.
A controversial song, not played on the radio but which Nina Simone will perform in all her live performances.
“She was an Anomaly” is one of the phrases that best defines this strong woman, a fighter for racial and gender rights, having the courage to oppose the system.
This creation with unusual but harmonious notes wants to describe her: a floral, slightly fruity and powdery combination. Original and beautiful, I liked it a lot.
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