It's Carmen Maria Vega with La Menteuse (the liar). It was my third ever post, while I was still a probie

http://videosift.com/video/Carmen-Maria-Vega-La-Menteuse

I would've been interested to hear his take on it too, but he's unlikely to have left a recording.
>> ^ReverendTed:

I read this as "Colin McRae - Take Five". Color me pleasantly surprised.

http://videosift.com/video/Carmen-McRae-Take-Five

After 7 minutes my mouth was dry--I realized I'd been sitting watching this with my mouth hanging open.

Google translation from the Spanish Youtube description:

Engine V-12 naval air injection hand-built craftsmanship. Perhaps it is the engine in the world smallest of this modality. It has 12 cm3 of displacement, the cylinder bore is 11.3 mm and career piston is 10 with only 0.1 mm. Works Kg/cm2. This is constructed with stainless steel, aluminum and bronze. This motor is dedicated to Patel and her 4 oldest grandchildren Sarah, Carmen, Jose and Paul.

I think about Carmen Miranda.

Ok... and turkey sandwiches.

AND WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SAN DIAGO!

It's on 9
http://videosift.com/video/Mark-Webber-drives-the-RB6-over-Bolte-Bridge-in-Melbourne

It's on 8

http://videosift.com/video/Anna-Ternheim-What-have-I-done-unplugged
http://videosift.com/video/Alela-Diane-Pirate-s-gospel
http://videosift.com/video/Carmen-Maria-Vega-and-Feloche-acoustic-session
http://videosift.com/video/Anis-Dans-tes-yeux
http://videosift.com/video/Vanessa-Paradis-D-s-Que-J-Te-Vois
http://videosift.com/video/Merz-Butterfly

I don't see a link to click, maybe you forgot to post it?

In reply to this comment by Fusionaut:
Well then! Here's another for you that you may enjoy. You'll also be removing his probie status!
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You got it, I love giving a video its 10th vote!

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Help sift this video!
http://videosift.com/video/Carmen-Maria-Vega-La-Menteuse

You got it, I love giving a video its 10th vote!

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Help sift this video!
http://videosift.com/video/Carmen-Maria-Vega-La-Menteuse

Theology aside, Carman really doesn't seem to have a good understanding of Freddie Kruger's behavior and overall style. He (Kruger) generally tries to hide the fact that you are having a dream in the first place, to give himself the tactical advantage of surprise. Never, NEVER, would Freddie Kruger own a house or answer a door for that matter, and if for some reason he DID need a residence for some kind of nightmare-related business, it certainly wouldn't be an ooky-spookie halloweenie haunted house; it would be something subtle, like a shack or a boiler room break area. Freddie was all about surprise.

I'm sorry to say it, but if Carman had gone up against Freddie Kruger, he would not have stood the slightest chance of surviving. Freddie was very good at using the pomposity and vainglory of his victims to great advantage. Half way through this video, it would have been BAM... squashed under an avalanche of Bibles.. or.. glug, glug, glug, Carmen drowns in a vat of holy water.... It would have been something ironic, because that's how Freddie rolls.

Carman basically just beat up some old goth poser, with no real magical abilities.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'witchs invitation, insane christian skit, carmen, witches, demons' to 'witchs invitation, insane christian skit, carman, witches, demons' - edited by thinker247

No worries, and thanks for the welcome. I've got a few more videos to post that don't seem widely known, there used to be a fun tv show here called "So Frency, so Chic" which featured the best of French Pop music, and I've been posting the ones my children like.

I enjoyed this video of an acoustic session with Carmen Maria Vega and Féloche, if you liked the first one you might like it too.

In reply to this comment by geo321:
Thanks for sharing the video I hadn't heard of them before. Welcome to Videosift by the way.

In reply to this comment by oritteropo:
Thanks geo321, I didn't think of looking on vimeo (it's slooow in these here parts). Will try harder next time

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*backup

Thanks for sharing the video I hadn't heard of them before. Welcome to Videosift by the way.

In reply to this comment by oritteropo:
Thanks geo321, I didn't think of looking on vimeo (it's slooow in these here parts). Will try harder next time

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*backup

Thanks geo321, I didn't think of looking on vimeo (it's slooow in these here parts). Will try harder next time

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*backup