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Orinoco and Flow
This keyboard has some very recognisable preset sounds, such as the Pizzagogo sound used on Enya's " Orinoco Flow.
Enya achieved a breakthrough in her career in 1988 with the album Watermark, which featured the hit song " Orinoco Flow " ( sometimes incorrectly known as " Sail Away ").
In 2000 Warner Music released Enya: The Video Collection on DVD in Europe, South Africa and Asia, collecting all her videos from " Orinoco Flow " up to and including " Wild Child ", except for the video from " Book of Days ", which was replaced by a live TV performance due to licensing complications relating to the video's use of footage from the film Far and Away.
* " Orinoco Flow " ( 1988 )
Their debut album, Orinoco Flow: The Music of Enya, was a collection of songs originally created and sung by Enya.
In its later years, Melody FM adopted a soft adult contemporary sound, aimed at a slightly younger audience, and newly marketed as ' London's relaxation station ', the slogan which accompanied a television advertising campaign featuring Enya's Orinoco Flow.
" Orinoco Flow ", also known as " Orinoco Flow ( Sail Away )", is a 1988 song written and recorded by the Irish singer Enya.
The song is often incorrectly referred to as " Sail Away ", a phrase repeated during the chorus ; however, in the United States, the song was actually retitled, " Orinoco Flow ( Sail Away )".
" Orinoco Flow " peaked at # 1 in several countries, including the United Kingdom, where it stayed at the top of the music charts for three weeks.
In 1989, iris breeder Cy Bartlett named a cultivar " Orinoco Flow ".
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In 1992, Reprise Records, the licensees of Enya's subsequent popular recordings such as " Orinoco Flow ", obtained the rights to the Enya album and it was remastered and reissued under the title The Celts.
Some more contemporary songs have been covered by the group, such as Enya's Orinoco Flow.
Enya achieved a breakthrough in her career in 1988 with the album Watermark, the album featured the hit song " Orinoco Flow " which topped the charts in the United Kingdom and reached number 2 in Germany.
* " Orinoco Flow ", a 1988 song recorded by Enya at Orinoco Studios
* Orinoco Flow ( Taliesin Orchestra album ), a tribute to Enya's music

Orinoco and ",
Spanish explorers familiar with the term " sabana " called the grasslands they found around the Orinoco River " llanos ", as well as calling Venezuelan and Colombian grasslands by that specific term.
It is not, as noted in the Atlas of Venezuela: A Spatial Image ( Atlas de Venezuela: Una imagen espacial, also known as El Atlas de Petróleos de Venezuela ), an ecosystem of " paleodunas ", literally ' old dunes ,' formed in an environment with a much drier climate than the current one, but a mechanism of dune formation that acts only in the dry season since the lowering of the water level of the Orinoco at the rivers ' lowest point, especially that of those that originate in the llanos, extensive beaches of fine sand are left behind, that the trade winds very quickly will transfer to the southeast, forming what now constitutes el Parque Nacional Santos Luzardo ( the Santos Luzardo National Park ), which takes its name from one of the main characters in the famous novel Doña Bárbara by Rómulo Gallegos.
All true Orinoco Altum specimens show this trait, whereas commercial hybrids product of crosses to Pterophyllum scalare, that are occasionally performed by breeders to sell them as " Orinoco Altum ", may not exhibit the trait or it may appear in a lesser degree.
*" Orinoco ",

Orinoco and be
Locally called Sargento and believed to be the species Cichla pleiozona, these peacock bass are not a native game fish of Panama but originate from the Amazon, Rio Negro, and Orinoco river basins of South America, where they are called Tucanare or Pavon and considered a premier game fish.
In a few hundred years they disappeared, to be replaced by the ceramic-using and agriculturalist Saladoid people around 100 BC, who migrated to St. Kitts north up the archipelago from the banks of the Orinoco River in Venezuela.
* May 5 – Border Treaty between Brazil and Venezuela: The two countries agree their borders should be traced at the water divide between the Amazon and the Orinoco basins.
The Orinoco river deposits also contain extensive tar sands in the Orinoco oil belt, which may be a source of future oil production.
Locally called Sargento, and believed to be the species Cichla Pleiozona, these peacock bass are not a native game fish of Panama but originate from the Amazon, Rio Negro and Orinoco river basins of South America where they are called Tucanare or Pavon and are considered a premier game fish.
Alternatively, it could be argued that " Oroonoko " is a homophone for the Orinoco River, along which the English settled, and it is possible to see the character as an allegorical figure for the mismanaged territory itself.
However, like the critically endangered, but potentially dangerous Orinoco Crocodile of Venezuela, it is relatively unlikely that humans have been attacked in modern times, due in part to the species ' low population – and given that most man-eaters in other crocodilian species tend to be large adult males, this further reduces the probability.
Near the city from the Angosturita bridge to the San Félix port the union of the Caroní and Orinoco rivers can be seen ; the different colors of the water of both rivers make a very distinct demarcation line.
Taking Puerto Ordaz as a starting point, the Orinoco Delta can be visited as well as Canaima's National Park and Guri's reservoirs.
Other points of interest are the colonial castles at the Orinoco riverside and the " Cerro del Elefante " ( Elephant's hill ) which can be reached in a 4x4 vehicle.
The Orinoco belt oil sands are known to be one of the largest, behind that of the Athabasca Oil Sands in Alberta, Canada.
Among the most important falls of these rivers and their tributaries may be mentioned the Angel Falls, with the highest free fall of the world ( almost 1. 000 m ) and the Cuquenan Falls, the tenth on the world scale with ( 610 m free fall, and many others with less height but with a high volume of water, like the Aponwao Falls and the Caruay Falls and rivers with these names: the Toron River, the Eutobarima River, the falls of the Llovizna River and the Cachamay River, these last three in the Caroni itself and the last just before her discharge into the Orinoco.
The Caribbean basin as a region may be said to have its origins in the migrations of the Caribs from the Orinoco Valley in modern Venezuela into the Caribbean Sea beginning around 1200, which created an intercommunicating zone that connected places as far north as Puerto Rico, Hispaniola ( modern Haiti and the Dominican Republic ) and Jamaica to the mid reaches of the Orinoco River.
In 1913 the Colombian government created the province ( comisaria ) of Vichada and it was decided that its capital should be at the convergence of the Orinoco and Meta rivers where there was a small village known locally as El Picacho.

Orinoco and named
In 1744 a Jesuit priest named Father Roman, while ascending the Orinoco River, met some Portuguese slave-traders from the settlements on the Rio Negro.
The city was named by early settler Dr. Hector Galloway for the similarly spelled Orinoco, a large river in South America.
The city was named by early settler Dr. Hector Galloway for the similarly spelled Orinoco, a large river in South America.
The Caribs, for whom the Caribbean is named, are believed to have migrated from the Orinoco River area in South America to settle in the Caribbean islands about 1200 AD, according to carbon dating.
The most important rivers in the state are: the Apure for which the state is named ; the Arauca, at more than 700 km long, which has its source in Colombia and forms the border between the two countries for a stretch, and unites the Apure by means of various branches and springs before flowing into the Orinoco ; the Orichuna Channel at more than 500 km long ; the Capanaparo, Cinaruco, Cunaviche, Matiyure, and Meta.
Filippo Gilii recognized the unity of the Maipure language of the Orinoco and Moxos of Bolivia in 1783, and named their family Maipure.
Furthermore, in the 16th century the Spanish identified a tribe of Indians around the Orinoco River that they named “ Tibetibe .” Anthropologists also distinguished a group of Arawaks around the Amacura River called the “ Tetebetana .” In Latin, often a source of slaves ' names in Europe and America, tituba means ' totter ' or ' stagger '.
P. orinocoense is named for and endemic to the Orinoco River of Venezuela.
P. metaense is distributed in the Orinoco River in Colombia and Venezuela ; it is named for the Meta River, the type locality, a tributary of the Orinoco River.
It was said that there was a chief named Caripe, whose son, named Caripito (' little Caripe ') went down the Caripe river towards its confluence with the Río San Juan ( which empties into the Golfo de Paria near the Orinoco River delta ) and founded the town of Caripito in the lowlands.

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