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Robertson: my goosebump moment is a song entitled “L’Envie D’Aimer” by Daniel Lévi. I’m really passionate about this song. It brings such comfort to me in difficult times with love and every time I hear this song, I have joy in my heart.

Lana: my goosebump moment is a song called “Molitva” by the Serbian singer Marija Serifovic. It gives me goosebumps because the spot for that song was published a year ago during the quarantine and it shows the empty streets of Belgrade, and the band singing, helping other people, bringing them food, in masks.

Naip: my goosebump moment was in 2018 when I went to a concert of Nokaut with a bunch of friends. I felt very good. The music and lyrics were great. I didn’t know the artist until then, but it felt very emotional.

Rinzin: my goosebump moment is the “Kupar” song, a Bhutanese song dedicated to king Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck. It pays homage to the king’s compassionate deeds. During the pandemic, his majesty played a vital role for his citizens. I feel blessed to be born in such a beautiful country.

Ximena: my goosebump moment is the song “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, but in the a capella version of Pentatonix. That song really touches me spiritually and as I reflect on life, I realise that in difficult moments, you have to have gratitude and be thankful for each day spent with family and loved ones.

Gloria: my goosebump moment is a song called “Lingus” by Snarky Puppy from their album “We like it here”. It has a 4 minute solo and that solo is so special to me because it depicts almost everything that life is. It is passionate and exciting. It is a story of life summarised in 4 minutes.

Lauren: my goosebump moment is this amazing opera called “The Magic Flute”. It’s one of Mozart’s master pieces and there’s the solo of “The queen of the night”. The singer is Diana Danbrau and her voice is powerful and passionate. It has made me fall in love with Opera!

Leticia: my goosebump moment was when I heard Jordan Smith sing for the very first time on “The Voice”. He sang “Chandelier” by Sia and the first time I heard him sing, I thought he was a woman. The fact that he had struggled with body image and had been bullied because of his size and was still able to sing his lungs out shows that anyone could do anything.

Nadia: my goosebump moment is the song “She used to be mine” by Sarah Bareilles. That’s honestly one of the most relatable songs, especially if you are a mom and you went trough a lot of struggle when you had your baby and in life itself. The first time I’ve heard it, it did not only give me Goosebumps, but also it made me cry to no end.

Medjadi: my goosebump moment is the song “Sweater Weather” by the Neighbourhood. It’s like a classical song from the 90s and relaxes you. I believe songs are for broken souls so every time I am upset or feel annoyed, I play it and everything changes like magic.

Rais: my goosebump moment was when I heard the song “Wahran” by Randall. It’s about an Algerian city and I felt instant Goosebumps because it depicts the cultural and historic culture of Algerian music in it. It also has electronic dance vibes.

Carolina: my goosebump moment is the song “Father and Son” by Cat Stevens. It talks about the relationship with his father and reminds me of my relationship with my father. That’s why I love this song.

Nika: my goosebump moment is when I go out of the house after work or at work when I feel tired going for a walk look at the world around me look at nature, clouds, water and in my headphones favorite song is playing Muse Butterflies & Hurricanes.

Valeria: my goosebump moment happened during the Oscars in 2016 when Sam Smith performed the song “Writing’s on the wall”. This song has very powerful lyrics and Sam Smith has an amazing voice, but for me, I especially loved the orchestra music. This song is a masterpiece, it gets me every time.

María: my goosebump moment is the song “Ta Smyrneika Tragoudia”, which means “the songs of Izmir” and the song literally tells about the hardships that people had to face there. My family is originally from Izmir and was chased out by the Turkish army. This song gives me Goosebumps and tears in my eyes every time I hear it.

Irene: my goosebump moment is a song called “Jack and Diane” I really, really like it. It has the lyric, “Oh yeah, well life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone”, and that’s when I got my GoosebumpMoment because that’s exactly how life works!

Saad: my goosebump moment is when I first heard the song by Daft Punk called “Giorgio by Moroder”. There is this on specific part of the song that I still remember the very first time I heard the song, I had Goosebumps all over my body.

Marta: my goosebump moment is the Prelude of the third act of “Traviata”, an opera by Giuseppe Verdi, a famous composer of Italy. I share a deep bond with this opera because my grandma always made me listen to it when I was a little girl. Every time the music starts playing I get chills. It is so beautiful, so passionate.