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“Here was a program to wet the ambitions of warlords as well as scholars, and to send men into battle beneath the fluttering of banners, the hiss of arrows, and the shadow of carrion crows…” The year is 777 and Charles the Great - Charlemagne - has ruled as joint king of the Franks alongside his brother, Carloman, for nine years. Now though his brother and greatest impediment to sole authority has died under mysterious circumstances. The sole successor to the mighty Carolingian dynasty, then, Charlemagne behaves differently from all the Frankish warlords that have come before him. In the aftermath of the once great Roman Empire, he seems to have modelled himself on the image an Augustus, pushing the already formidable kingdom that he has inherited towards greater and greater dominion. In his sights now are the Saxons, long growing fractious in Germany, and also the terrifying Lombards. The campaigns that ensued would be more ruthless than any before, with Charlemagne himself personally leading his men into battle. But his regime is not only one founded upon the blade of a sword and militaristic might, it is also a religious and educational revolution. It would utterly transform the west forever, introducing widespread writing and learning, and Christianising vast swathes of Europe - poor and elite alike. But Charlemagne's total dominion of the West was still incomplete. What would happen next? Join Tom and Dominic as they delve deeper into the rise of the mighty Charlemagne: his transition to sole ruler of the Franks, his violent militaristic conquests, and a Christian regime that would change the world.  _______ Twitter: @TheRestHistory @holland_tom @dcsandbrook Producer: Theo Young-Smith Assistant Producer: Tabby Syrett Editor: Aaliyah Akude Executive Producers: Jack Davenport + Tony Pastor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Frankish king, Charlemagne the Great, is one of the titanic figures of European history, simultaneously renowned and shadowy. His rise to supreme power is a staggering story of warring religious empires, betrayal, battle, blindings and brutal conquest. How, then, did this one time Frankish interloper become the father of Europe, progenitor of a Holy Roman Empire whose descendants would rule right up until the time of Napoleon, and Emperor of the West? It begins in 741 AD when, following the death of the Frankish leader Charles Martel - ‘The Hammer' - his two sons, Carloman and the pious by ruthless Pepin were forced to look to the Pope in Rome, then a subsidiary to the Byzantine empire, to buttress their authority. The Pope too was increasingly embattled at that time, struggling against invasions by the ferocious Germanic Lombards from the north of Italy. Desperate, he called upon Pepin for aid. So it was that, after his brother's abdication, Pepin was officially anointed by the Pope as the sole King of the Franks, before crossing the Alps and smashing Lombardy. After his death, he would leave his kingdom the foremost power in Western Europe, and in the hands of to his own two sons: Carloman and Charles, later known as Charlemagne. A terrible power struggle would ensue… Join Tom and Dominic for this next instalment of their mighty series on the Franks and the rise of Charlemagne. How would Charles' and Carloman's battle for power play out? _______ Twitter: @TheRestHistory @holland_tom @dcsandbrook Producer: Theo Young-Smith Assistant Producer: Tabby Syrett Editor: Aaliyah Akude Executive Producers: Jack Davenport + Tony Pastor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Church History Part 15 United We Fall? In Europe, various barbarian factions ruled yet many held the unity of the Roman Empire in their imagination. The barbarous factions were often at war with one another, yet there was an underlying yearning that one day Europe would once again be united under a new Roman Empire! In all of this there came a time when a new centre of power arose from within the landlord aristocracy, as power was greedily gobbled up and transferred to them. Amidst this, one central figure arose the “mayor of the palace.”  The first of these we will look at is Charles Martel. Charles Martel: The family of Charles Martel were a rising political force in France and Europe in the 8th & 9th centuries. Charles Martel had been successive in his battles against the invading Islamists, form which he got the name “Martel”, which means “The hammer”. He had hammered the Islamists from central Europe back to the Iberian peninsula. Charles Martel had performed as well as allowed great acts of violence against the church. He did however change and sought to set about restoring the rights of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. In 723, Boniface was protected by Charles Martel, which Boniface later exuded that without such an act, he could not govern the church, prevent idolatrous worship or defend the clergy. When Charles' son Pepin rose to power he made a pact with the Roman Catholic church, which stipulated that whoever was in actual power should be the actual ruler. Pepin was duly appointed King of the Franks and declared himself the “Chosen of the Lord.” Under the guidance of Boniface, the church was reformed, there was a revival of religion and education; and they became the "protectors of Rome". More was to come with the advent of Charles Martel's grandson however. Charlemagne (Charles the great): The next person we look at is perhaps one of the most famous in both secular and religious European history of this period: Charlemagne. When Pepin died in 768, his realm was divided between his two sons, Charlemagne and Carloman. Charlemagne became sole ruler when Carloman died suddenly in 771. On Christmas day 800, in St Peter in Rome, Pope Leo III, crowned as the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, the King of France, Charlemagne. When Charlemagne came to power, he had 3 goals in mind: military power to crush his opponents; religious power to direct his people's religion and intellectual power to guide their intellect and minds. The church & state were to work hand in hand, but there was a continuous struggle between emperor and pope, over who was the final authority. Charlemagne duly returned the lost provinces to the Pope. Charlemagne died after about 13 years as emperor in the year 814, but his influence remains. His empire was vast and he had succeeded in ensuring that, at least nominally, Christianity survived. Charlemagne successors lacked the will, imagination and drive to continue in his footsteps and the empire soon descended back into chaos. Both the current German and French monarchies consider themselves to descendants of the empire of Charlemagne. As for the church, the Holy Roman Empire, barely outlived Charlemagne, but it has, as we shall see, had a lasting influence in the revival of religion and education within Europe. Tap or click here to download and save this as an audio mp3 file

Dans cet épisode de Crousti-History, on vous parle de Charlemagne ! Roi des Francs de la dynastie carolingienne et empereur, il avait un sacré CV !Charles le Grand hérite d'une partie du royaume de son père Pépin le Bref en 768. C'est son frère, Carloman (vu son prénom, on sait qui était le préféré…) qui aura l'autre. Enfin, pas pour longtemps puisqu'il meurt en 771. Charlemagne saute sur l'occasion et s'approprie l'héritage pour réunifier le royaume franc. Il arrivera jusqu'à bâtir un Empire ! Bref, on ne vous dit pas tout… On vous laisse écouter ce podcast de culture générale !Auteure des textes : Anouk KriefDirection Editoriale: Pénélope BoeufVoix : Pénélope BoeufProduction : La Toile Sur Écoute Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/kupla. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

This week we're going to take a look at what exactly happened between Charles and his brother Carloman. The two are referred to in all of the histories as having had a troubled relationship, and this is another one of those situations where, if you poke around on the Internet a little, you can find people asking the counterfactual question of, “What if Charlemagne had died rather than Carloman?” Because, belated spoiler alert, Carloman is going to die shortly, in 771. And it's interesting to think of what might have happened if he had lived. It's also interesting to consider how he died, because it was rather convenient for Charles that his pesky little brother up and kicked the bucket for no well-documented reason at the age of 20. Now, people died young all the time back at this time, and quick illnesses with tragic endings were really not all that uncommon. And that could have been the case... it was just very convenient for Charles.     * * * Links to social media and the website: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ThugsAndMiracles Site: https://www.thugsandmiracles.com/ Email: thugsandmiracles@gmail.com Twitter: @thugsandmiracle (with no “s” on the end) Facebook: @ThugsAndMiracles Instagram: @ThugsAndMiracles YouTube: Thugs and Miracles Academia.edu: Life After Rome Listenable: History of the Merovingians, 451-613

This week we're going to take a look at the first few years of Charles and Carloman's reign as seen through the eyes of their mother, Queen Bertrada. Honestly, she's a tremendous woman who took her shot when she had it; however, when you listen to today's opening story, you will notice that I cribbed a line from Neville Chamberlain, “peace in their time.” Bertrada really thought she had a diplomatic solution all figured out, a path to peace and security that couldn't possibly backfire. Well, just like Chamberlain, a few overwhelming personalities and the general tide of history served to make empty that promise of peace in just a few years. So what happened? * * * Links to social media and the website: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ThugsAndMiracles Site: https://www.thugsandmiracles.com/ Email: thugsandmiracles@gmail.com Twitter: @thugsandmiracle (with no “s” on the end) Facebook: @ThugsAndMiracles Instagram: @ThugsAndMiracles YouTube: Thugs and Miracles Academia.edu: Life After Rome Listenable: History of the Merovingians, 451-613

Listen to our friend Roberto's podcast, History of Saqartvelo Georgia!Hot off the heels of his brother and co-ruler Louis III, will Carloman II be able to save the West Franks from the Viking menace? No? It just gets worse? Oh, dear.Prepare yourself for the most horrifying horrors of the Viking age, forcing even our scribe Archbishop Hincmar to flee his church as the Annals of St Bertin come to their climactic end.Stay tuned also for our quiz at the end of the episode! Let us know if you managed to beat Eliza, or at least remember Pepin the Short...

In this episode, we discuss the dual-kings Louis and Carloman, as well as their untimely demises. In the process, key players of future episodes will get the chance to be introduced YouTube link: https://youtube.com/channel/UCdU0x0iGmLPKTopeQKe1OlA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/francofriendly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/francofriendly/support

An important prélude to Charlemagne's episode, here we cover his younger brother. The Frankish kingdom was split nonsensically between them, and their mother was definitely playing favourites. Has this forgotten sibling Carloman earned his place in the tournament, or will he be sent to the guillotine?

Louis the German is dead but a golden age for the Carolingians seems right around the corner as Carloman and his brother Louis III both look like amazing leaders to reunite the empire.  Just as long Charles the Fat doesn't get the crown things look like it will be grand!

This week, we're going to look at the abdication of a powerful figure, a man who loomed over Francia and French politics in the mid-8th century - but this man was not the King! This week we'll be looking at Carloman, the Austrasian Mayor of the Palace, and trying to figure out what drove him to give up all of his worldly authority and possessions. Was it a political hot job? Did he have an honest-to-goodness spiritual conversion? Or did he have a mental health crisis at a time in history when mental health was not really a thing? Considering that he may have had 1,000 people put to death right before his decision to become a monk, you can guess where we're placing our bets! Before we get into all of that though, a quick programming note: I'm recording this week's episode while on holiday in Wiesbaden, the heart of the area whose history we're looking into. That part is pretty cool, and I'm staying in nice accommodations, but it's pretty much made out of cement and ceramic tiles and not exactly the stuff of recording studios so... No worries, I'll be back into the normal-sounding digs next week, but that's why this week we're sounding just a little bit odd! * * * Links to social media and the website: Academia.edu: Life After Rome Kindle Vella: Queens of Blood Site: https://www.thugsandmiracles.com/ Email: thugsandmiracles@gmail.com Twitter: @thugsandmiracle (with no “s” on the end) Facebook: @ThugsAndMiracles Instagram: @ThugsAndMiracles YouTube: Thugs and Miracles Listenable: History of the Merovingians, 451-613

This week, we're going to take a look at the end of Charles Martel, the naming of his two legitimate sons as heirs, and consider just how different the world is now from the world we started with in 451. I mean, think of how much has changed: the Franks adopted Nicene Christianity and converted most of their people and the surrounding groups to that faith, breaking them from either the Roman- or Germanic-style paganism that most had practiced when we began this show. Those who were not yet converted were faced with missionaries such as Boniface, who operated in the name of the Pope and under the protection of the Franks. On top of that, the Franks had become such a force in the world that they now had the Pope sending envoys asking for help and protection of himself and Rome in addition to the Church's missionaries in Germania. Staying along these lines, we've seen the people pressuring Rome transition from the Ostrogoths to the Lombards; while they're a different group, they present the same general problems for the Catholic institutions of Italy. And we've also seen a dramatic weakening of the power structures of the Eastern Roman Empire; compare where we're at now, with the Pope asking Charles Martel for assistance in the face of the threats from both the Lombards and Constantinople, to where we were in 507 when Clovis I won the Battle of Vouillé and was invited to be a consul of Rome by the East. In that earlier case, the recognition from Constantinople was a sign of respect; now, over 230 years later, the Franks are on a more even footing with the Emperor. Finally, moving past all of the groups we've traditionally seen the Merovingians and Franks have to deal with, we have seen a new group of people sally forth with a religion that is, at first glance, far different than anything Christianity has to offer. The Umayyad Caliphate successfully ran through every part of what had once been a part of Rome in North Africa and destroyed or appropriated entire groups - and for the Franks, this was encapsulated most notably in the Visigoths. The Ummayads had to have looked unlike anything the Franks had ever known, and when they started coming into Francia around 720, they would have changed the way the Franks viewed their southern border. One can only imagine if this interaction made Charles Martel and his subordinates wonder about any other groups out there that they hadn't yet met. It's possible that the knowledge of that first Danish raid in 516 into Francia was remembered within the realm, as Gregory of Tours had written about it in his _History of the Franks_, but how much a story from over 200 years earlier would have concerned the current Franks about the possibility of an invasion by the Northmen is questionable. So this is the world of 741 that Carloman and Pépin are about to inherit. Christianity is growing exponentially and Frankish power is aligning with that growth; the Byzantines are weakening, but new groups are still available in the world to surprise and destabilize the known order. Charles Martel fought one of these back in 732 in the form of the Caliphate, but that doesn't mean other groups wouldn't come along looking for a soft underbelly to strike. And with all of this going on, the matter of leadership - king-wise - is still an issue. Since 737, we've not had a Merovingian king, and while no one seems any worse for the wear for this being the case in the past four years, that was all under the firm hand of Charles. It was all but an inevitability that someone would come along and challenge the brothers, on this issue if on no other. * * * Links to social media and the website: Academia.edu: Life After Rome Site: https://www.thugsandmiracles.com/ Email: thugsandmiracles@gmail.com Twitter: @thugsandmiracle (with no “s” on the end) Facebook: @ThugsAndMiracles Instagram: @ThugsAndMiracles YouTube: Thugs and Miracles Listenable: History of the Merovingians, 451-613

Episode 19 of the podcast we are discussing Louis the Younger and Carloman of Bavaria, the two eldest sons of Louis the German. Tune in to learn about the origin's of Bran's accident, a war-minded mama's boy, and what Caitlin would like written on her tombstone.   After the death of Louis the German in Ep 18, we review the reigns of 2 of his sons, Louis the Younger AKA Louis III and Carloman of Bavaria, with a special call-out to Carloman's only son, Arnulf.   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on ApplePodcasts and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!   You can follow us on Instagram or Facebook @royalmalarkey Check out our website at royalmalarkey.com We'd love to hear from you! Send us a message at info@royalmalarkey.com   Follow our Podcast Network Channel on YouTube AVersion TV a podcast network where you can also find ANX Gamecast, a podcast that covers new video game releases, trending gaming news & MORE! Click here to watch their latest video!

Gratitude is everything. One year ago, this podcast was born. We had nothing at that time. No equipment, no funding and absolutely no presenting experience. We took everything and put it in God's hands. I could say, we did what we needed to do. People spoke and we listened. This session goes to everyone who watched us grow and all the other people we met later. You all matter. Carry that with you. Let your friends know that as young people, we are great, capable and destined to make magic in this world. Together we have what it takes to fill each other's voids and be awesome. Listen to this lovely session with young and driven individuals. Uviwe, Lemogang, Londekile, Tinyiko, Tshepi, Masentle The BA, Tay'though, Carloman. Host : Guy Luyanda Follow us on Instagram

Charlemagne (English: /ˈʃɑːrləmeɪn, ˌʃɑːrləˈmeɪn/; French: [ʃaʁləmaɲ]) or Charles the Great (2 April 748 – 28 January 814), numbered Charles I, was King of the Franks from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and Emperor of the Romans from 800. During the Early Middle Ages, he united the majority of western and central Europe. He was the first recognised emperor to rule from western Europe since the fall of the Western Roman Empire three centuries earlier. The expanded Frankish state that Charlemagne founded is called the Carolingian Empire. He was later canonized by Antipope Paschal III. Charlemagne was the eldest son of Pepin the Short and Bertrada of Laon, born before their canonical marriage. He became king in 768 following his father's death, initially as co-ruler with his brother Carloman I. Carloman's sudden death in December 771 under unexplained circumstances left Charlemagne the sole ruler of the Frankish Kingdom. He continued his father's policy towards the papacy and became its protector, removing the Lombards from power in northern Italy and leading an incursion into Muslim Spain. He campaigned against the Saxons to his east, Christianizing them upon penalty of death and leading to events such as the Massacre of Verden. He reached the height of his power in 800 when he was crowned "Emperor of the Romans" by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day at Rome's Old St. Peter's Basilica. Charlemagne has been called the "Father of Europe" (Pater Europae), as he united most of Western Europe for the first time since the classical era of the Roman Empire and united parts of Europe that had never been under Frankish or Roman rule. His rule spurred the Carolingian Renaissance, a period of energetic cultural and intellectual activity within the Western Church. Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire considered themselves successors of Charlemagne, as did the French and German monarchs. The Eastern Orthodox Church viewed Charlemagne less favorably due to his support of the filioque and the Pope's having preferred him as Emperor over the Byzantine Empire's Irene of Athens. These and other disputes led to the eventual split of Rome and Constantinople in the Great Schism of 1054. Charlemagne died in 814 and was laid to rest in his imperial capital city of Aachen. He married at least four times and had three legitimate sons who lived to adulthood, but only the youngest of them, Louis the Pious, survived to succeed him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehistoryexpress/support

Episode 14. Carloman and Charlemagne are the next rulers of the Carolingian Dynasty. Tune in to learn about the french Lancelot and Excalibur, where the word Cavalry comes from, and sibling rivalry, alliance edition.   If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on ApplePodcasts and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! You can follow us on Instagram or Facebook @royalmalarkey Check out our website at royalmalarkey.com We'd love to hear from you! Send us a message at info@royalmalarkey.com  

Carloman - True Colours Cuts Vol 1 Track List: 1 Christian Loffler - York (Original Mix) 2 Tagir Sadyrbaev, Alexey Arlov - Castaneda 3 Secret Soul - Over Time 4 Toki Fuko- Imagine Sadyrbaev - Memories (Original Mix) 5 DOP’Q - Snorkeling In The Space 6 WhoMadeWho - Head Above 7 Cubicolor - Dead End Thrills For Bookings: 065 888 0248

Birthday Edition Track List: 1. Anja Schneider - All I See (Original Mix) 2. Thorne Miller & Chris Sen Feat. Mskelle - Wet Cinnamon 3. Ricardo Rodrigues & Mig Madiq - Restrospection (Original Mix) 4. Christerk - Ancient 5. Anthony Mea - Horizon Silk Music 6. Muskidd - Dust Till Dawn 7. Kat La Kat, Jazzil Franks & Marcella Nkuna - Easy To Love You 8. Sue Avenue- Function 9. Atjazz - Track 8 (Mix 1) 10. Mark Alow - White Tusk (Robbie Akbal Remix) Enjoy!!!

For the 5th podcast we are happy to introduce you Blasmanjazz Over 11 years producing electronic music, Blasmanjazz aka Carloman has collaborated with various record labels such as Wavecollective Records, Redlight Music and Doppelgangaer. He has already played in famous clubs, mastering very different music styles (Deep house, Jazz, Tempo, Dub, Bassline, Funk, Techno). One of his trademark is that he plays with percussions in his sets and with different electronic machines, making his tunes more upbeat. Artist Links : FB : https://www.facebook.com/Blasmanjazz-196890463686579/ SC : https://soundcloud.com/blasmanjazz [Podcast Tracklisting] 1. Jackmaster K - Feelings (Take Control) (Liam Geddes Remix) 2. New Jack City - Back in The Dayz 3. Sjef Wanders - Down For The Real 4. Dusky - 9T8 5. Timmy P - What You Sayin 6. Raffa FL - I want you (Liam Geddes Remix) 7. Inland Knights - Hot Soup 8. Dale Howard - Limit 9. Jacob B-The Weapon 10. Filthy Rich - It Was (Original Club Mix) 11. Jackmaster K - Get Up (James Johnston Remix) 12. Dudley Strangeways - Walk the Boards (Told About Remix) 13. Marcelo Nassi & Zeque - Sweet House (Londonground Remix) 14. Blasmanjazz - Making Love 15. Carlomann - Mountains Fingers 16. Real Connoisseur -You Don't Love 17. Taiki Nulight - XX 18. Alix Alvarez - No Loss 19. Lee Daley-Dedicate (Owen Thomas Deep Jack Mix)

In this episode we will witness a Carolingian ruler, Pippin the Short, finally take his seat on the throne of the Frankish Kingdom.  Before we get there, first we will take a look at the early career of Pippin and his brother Carloman, as they secure their grip on the Kingdom their father had left them. We'll see how, thanks perhaps to guilt and piety, Pippin was catapulted onto the top of the political ladder and why he decided to take the crown.  Then we'll talk about the problems of being a usurper - coups are never easy and we'll see how Pippin was able to use the endorsement of the Pope to secure his position and leave the Kingdom of the Franks to his sons.  There is a lot to cover, and with it, we move ever closer to returning to the stories the Northern Neighbors of the Franks.     

Carloman is back with Appreciation Mix (Birthday Edition) #26May2016    Track-listing 1. Ali Love feat. Kenny Glasgow - Ride On 2. Roy Davis Jr - Good Life Remixes 3. Kern Koppen - Hazewind (Offshore & Coen Remix) 4. Pitsburgh Track Authority feat. Nice Rec - Debonair  5. Liquid Phonk - Was It Love (Original Mix) 6. Makin' Moves & Kenny Bobien - Movin' On 7. Jimmy Dludlu - Winds of change (Trouble Souls Musique's Appreciation Mix) 8. Julius Papp - Kosmosis (extended Mix)   For More Info: Facebook: Carloman Call/Whatsapp: 0721084713 Email: octhami@gmail.com

Track List: 1. Jimpster - Wanting You. 2. Pittsburgh Track Authority feat. Nice Rec - Debonair 3. Tom Low - Love Potion (Jay Tripware's Revenge of The Juno 106 Mix) 4.Holton - Marcel Wave (Original Mix) 5. Twilight - Square One (Original Mix) 6. Member of The Trick -Meerkats (Trickski Lost Dub) 7. Pawas & Schaffhauser - Hunt (Extended Instrumental)

Sexto programa de la temporada 2. En este espacio de Revogamers Radio debatimos sobre la VR (Realidad virtual) y para ello contaremos con la presencia de nuestro amigo Tildom, que junto a PonchoMan y Manuel Luis Mena hablarán del tema. Además estos mismos harán su porra junto con los redactores de Revogamers anticipándose a la emisión de la Nintendo Direct del 12/11/15 ¿Acertaremos en algo? A parte, las noticias, la mejor música de videojuegos, la Revosfera de CarloMan y más... Esperamos que os guste. Que no se os olvide participar a través de los distintos medios que ponemos a vuestra disposición (Foro, Whatsapp/Telegram - 693525904- YouTube, Ivoox...) y darle Me Gusta a los audios. Gracias por seguirnos y hasta la próxima!!!

Sexto programa de la temporada 2. En este espacio de Revogamers Radio debatimos sobre la VR (Realidad virtual) y para ello contaremos con la presencia de nuestro amigo Tildom, que junto a PonchoMan y Manuel Luis Mena hablarán del tema. Además estos mismos harán su porra junto con los redactores de Revogamers anticipándose a la emisión de la Nintendo Direct del 12/11/15 ¿Acertaremos en algo? A parte, las noticias, la mejor música de videojuegos, la Revosfera de CarloMan y más... Esperamos que os guste. Que no se os olvide participar a través de los distintos medios que ponemos a vuestra disposición (Foro, Whatsapp/Telegram - 693525904- YouTube, Ivoox...) y darle Me Gusta a los audios. Gracias por seguirnos y hasta la próxima!!!

Último programa de la temporada. Llegamos al Revogamers Radio número 25 y con él cerramos ciclo. La verdad es que hemos compartido momentos increíbles en esta primera temporada. Ahora toca descansar, reposar y pensar como se puede mejorar de cara a la temporada 2. Este es un programa muy de balance en el que no faltan las noticias (como siempre) y dónde tendremos un nuevo Pasajes de la Historia. Vamos al sumario: - Presentación. - Primer apartado de noticias y resumen de la temporada. - Segundo apartado de noticias y resumen de la temporada. - La revosfera de Carloman??? - Pasajes de la Historia: Capcom 5. - Lanzamientos físico y Eshop. - Despedida y cierre. Como siempre iremos alternando con la música solicitada por nuestros foreros y puede que haya alguna sorpresa. Pues nada, sigan participando y dando ideas de cara a la próxima temporada. Lo dicho... ha sido un placer. Gracias a todos por la respuesta y nos volveremos a escuchar.

My Birthday Mix 26 May 2015 I would like to thank everyone who sent me a birthday message and let you know that I truly appreciate it I'm so luck to have such a true of friends and family that loves.So this mix is dedicated to all of you guys I hope you'll enjoy, WARNING: This Is Deep Tech   Thanks to God and my Mom for everything Yours Truly Carloman"   Info:   Facebook: Carloman Call/Whatsapp: 0721084713 Email : octhami@gmail.com