@matyldastryszowska: I will never get over it. Like how am I supposed to do anything now?!? #måneskin #damianodavid #victoriadeangelis #ethantorchio #thomasraggi #gig #rockenseine #dream #france #onstage #stage #må #paris #concert #måneskinofficial #realization #themoment #perfection #koolkids #postconcertdepression @Måneskin

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diana.mlns
dii :
how does it feel to live my dream?
2024-08-24 17:11:57
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lucie_rfle
lucie :
Omg j’y étais aussi mais j’ai pas pu monter sur scène, je suis mineure :/ Je suis trop contente pour toi omg
2024-08-24 17:55:00
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mario22190
Mario22 :
one day,in future,people will talk about Maneskin and You were part of that
2024-08-24 17:40:38
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jujuw44
Juᥫ᭡ :
ohh on a rencontré ta mère pendant maneskin, on était toutes contentes avec ma marraine aussi de te voir sur scène ! un rêve de réaliser 🫶🏻
2024-08-28 19:16:43
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victoriaz.22
Vii🧟‍♂️ :
how does it feel???(im not being mean Ive never experienced and I probably wont, I need to hear your pov.)
2024-08-27 05:30:55
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jade.cnld
Jade :
I was on stage too omg I miss them so much
2024-08-25 16:11:14
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daily_yolo_of_izzy
I Z Z Y 🦕 :
omg how did you even do it? there was no vip Tickets
2024-08-24 21:31:22
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mmillasi
Milla🦋 :
Know the feeling🥺 still in shock and it was like three months ago
2024-08-24 18:07:01
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user6688026152593
larwa_kruszynka:) :
Ja też tak chcę😭😭😭
2024-10-18 20:26:45
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moon._94x
Moon💗 :
Omg you’re so lucky 😭
2024-10-16 11:32:04
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_stepa64
#soy* :
Ando buscando fans de maneskin
2024-09-23 18:39:58
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not_ann1e
Stefånnie🧩🔪🌀 :
Hellou, I'm Stefannie and you will see me in all måneskin videos (if I'm not there, tag me) 🖤🤘🎸
2024-09-14 00:57:27
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mar50161
mar :
hola mi nombre es mar y me verás en todos los vídeos de måneskin 💖 (si no estoy en uno etiquetame)
2024-09-06 18:08:10
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shtykamakeup
Dana Shtyka | іg s.h.t.y.k.a :
Jak ci sie udalo? 😍🥹🥹
2024-08-25 22:52:50
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Gothic armour refers to a highly refined style of plate armor that originated in the Holy Roman Empire, particularly in the German-speaking regions, during the late 15th century. It is considered one of the most advanced and aesthetically pleasing forms of medieval armor, characterized by its elaborate craftsmanship and functional design. Key Features of Gothic Armour: 1. Fluting: • The armor is often decorated with fluted ridges—narrow, raised lines that enhanced its strength and deflected blows. • Fluting also reduced weight while maintaining rigidity, making the armor both strong and elegant. 2. Articulation and Mobility: • Gothic armor was designed with articulated joints, allowing for greater movement in combat. • Features like pauldrons (shoulder guards), cuisse (thigh guards), and gauntlets were meticulously crafted for flexibility without sacrificing protection. 3. Pointed and Sharp Aesthetic: • Gothic armor is known for its sharp, angular designs, with pointed shapes in the sabaton (foot armor), gauntlets, and helmets. • This aesthetic echoed the architectural style of Gothic cathedrals, emphasizing verticality and sharp angles. 4. Helmets: • Typical helmets included the sallet (a rounded helmet with a long tail at the back) and the armet (a close-fitting helmet with a visor). • These helmets often featured neck protection like the bevor or gorget. 5. Integration with Chainmail: • Plate armor was complemented by chainmail in areas requiring extra flexibility, such as the armpits and groin. 6. Etching and Decoration: • Gothic armor was often highly decorative, with etched designs, gilding, and engraved patterns that reflected the wealth and status of the wearer. Usage: • Gothic armor was primarily used by knights and high-ranking soldiers during the late Middle Ages. • It became prominent in tournaments as well as on the battlefield, offering superior protection against the increasingly powerful weapons of the time, such as crossbows and early firearms. Decline: By the early 16th century, Gothic armor evolved into the Maximilian style, which featured smoother surfaces and less fluting. Advances in firearms eventually rendered full plate armor obsolete on the battlefield, though it remained popular in ceremonial contexts. #travel #sightseeing #history #dji #osmomobile6 #europe #armor #armour #vienna #wien #gothicarmor #austria #österreich🇦🇹

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