Recommendations of the Editorial team
The YouTube channel “The Royal Family” attacked on Friday (March 7th) that King Charles created a playlist. He focused on musicians: inside who live in countries that belong to the Commonwealth. On March 10, the day to celebrate the Commonwealth, the playlist will be available on “Apple Music” under the title “The King’s Music Room”.
To the video
While “Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley and The Wailers is played by a wind orchestra in Gardist fur hats and gray coat in front of Buckingham Palace, King Charles sits at his desk and tells.
“All my life has meant music a lot. I know that this is also the case for many others. [Musik] Has the remarkable ability to let happy memories come from the deepest depths of our memory, to comfort us in times of sadness and to bring us to distant places. But maybe she can primarily awaken our spirits. And all the more when she brings us together in a celebration. In other words, it brings us joy. “
Which songs chose King Charles?
So far it is known that in addition to hit songs from the 1930s, disco and Afrobeats songs are represented. In addition, songs by icons such as Grace Jones and Kylie Minogue.
Also: Bob Marley. Music from Jamaica and Australia, the Commonwealth. One would like to say a thoroughly politically correct tracklist.
Grace Jones with “Love Is The Drug”
Songs of contemporary singers are also: inside like Davido and Raye.
Raye and 070 shake with “Eskapism.”
What does the Commonwealth hold together?
The “bpb“Indicates that” the Commonwealth is not a supranational state of state like the European Union [ist]. There is no Commonwealth Executive that, similar to the EU Commission, can make binding stipulations […].. ” So the 56 countries do not unite “their own, higher community law.”
At the same time, the annual budget of the Commonwealth administration was “at around 26 million euros” at less than one percent of the UN budget in 2021/2022.
Nevertheless, the Commonwealth, which includes a third of the world’s population, is “a progressive reformist development of the global community”. The “BPB” describes the 22-page communiqué of the summit conference of Kigali 2022 (with topics such as human rights and climate protection) as “as important as it is unoriginal, and the Commonwealth struggles once again by its own profile […].. “