Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz - Revision history

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	'''Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from [[Żejtun]].		'''Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from [[Żejtun]].

SteveBorg at 08:25, 23 March 2014

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	'''Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.		stub

			'''Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from [[Żejtun]].
	[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.		[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

SteveBorg at 09:52, 5 September 2013

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	[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.		[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

	Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.		Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by [[Steve Borg]]. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.

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SteveBorg: SteveBorg moved page Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz to Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz: Correct spelling

2013-08-19T17:24:48Z

SteveBorg moved page Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz to Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz: Correct spelling

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SteveBorg at 17:24, 19 August 2013

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	'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.		'''Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.
	[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.		[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

	Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.		Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.

SteveBorg at 17:24, 19 August 2013

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	Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.		Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.

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SteveBorg: added Category:Born in 1911 using HotCat

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SteveBorg at 16:11, 16 July 2013

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	'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.		'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.
	File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg		[[File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg\|230px\|thumb\|right\|Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz]] Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

	Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.		Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza. He is unfortunately, relatively unknown with the younger generation of folksingers.

	Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza.

SteveBorg at 16:09, 16 July 2013

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	'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun. Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.		'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun.
			File:Xmun Spiteri tal-MattiWenz ghana fil-gholi.jpg

			Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

	Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza.		Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza.

SteveBorg at 16:07, 16 July 2013

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	'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun. Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa. Few recordings ~~from~~ his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza.		'''Xmun Spiteri Ta' Mattiwenz''' was a folksinger from Żejtun. Born in 1911, he passed away on the 16th February 1988. Xmun grew up in Triq Bugħarbiel, close to Misraħ il-Bandolier. He started singing from a tender age, and preferred the high-pitched model to improvised verse. He was employed as a watchman with the Water Department at the water reservoir in Luqa.

			Few recordings of his singing exist, although one featured in Ruben Zahra's 2007 publication ''A Guide to Maltese Folklore'', edited by Steve Borg. Spiteri used to frequent the wine shop run by Ġolin Axisa Ta' Kostanza.